Annie Hargreeves (
defenderofdesmoines) wrote2021-04-16 05:20 am
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MHA #2 | Friday Morning
So, with all the excitement, this had absolutely been one of the most memorable weeks of Annie's life.
It had, also, notably, been weirdly...inactive, in other ways. In, specifically, a way in which she was usually pretty active these days.
There had been the whole flaming-hot apartment/freezing-cold shower issue on Tuesday, the whole jello shot issue on Wednesday, and between life and training and packing (yes, the new place was furnished but what if she needed something?), she and Diego had been sort of...missing each other.
Which was why Friday morning, when Annie sleepily meandered into the bathroom and turned on the shower -- and the water came out pleasantly warm, as it should, thank you -- it only took her a moment to get an idea.
"Hey, Diego?" She ducked her head out of the bathroom, pulling a towel around herself loosely. "Can you come here?"
Her tone, at least, was very much not one of distress, so hopefully he wouldn't, like, feel the need to come running. (Unless he did. Seriously, it had been since before the kids got here. That was like centuries in sex time.)
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It had, also, notably, been weirdly...inactive, in other ways. In, specifically, a way in which she was usually pretty active these days.
There had been the whole flaming-hot apartment/freezing-cold shower issue on Tuesday, the whole jello shot issue on Wednesday, and between life and training and packing (yes, the new place was furnished but what if she needed something?), she and Diego had been sort of...missing each other.
Which was why Friday morning, when Annie sleepily meandered into the bathroom and turned on the shower -- and the water came out pleasantly warm, as it should, thank you -- it only took her a moment to get an idea.
"Hey, Diego?" She ducked her head out of the bathroom, pulling a towel around herself loosely. "Can you come here?"
Her tone, at least, was very much not one of distress, so hopefully he wouldn't, like, feel the need to come running. (Unless he did. Seriously, it had been since before the kids got here. That was like centuries in sex time.)
[for someone(s).]
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Was this a normal sibling thing? What kind of other fun invasions of privacy had Annie missed out on by being an only child all this time?
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Five sighed and teleported out, leaving that door open. You know. Helpfully.
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You were lucky he thought to grab a towel before leaving the bathroom to yell at you, Five.
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She was at least going to start with the towel for now, taking a moment to make sure it was really secure since she was, you know, planning on killing her boyfriend's brother while wearing it and all. There would probably be some movement involved.
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Aside from, you know, the childhood stuff that was also wrong with Diego.
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Annie, getting all yellow-eyed and threatening works better (a) when you're not in a towel and (b) on people who can't just teleport away from you.
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Like, Diego, you deserved your privacy even if she wasn't around! She was gonna be your privacy advocate here.
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When he remembered. Maybe.
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She did, at least, temper it enough that he shouldn't be blinded in the process.
Behold her mercy.
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"That was uncalled for!" he said behind them.
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Which meant she was securing her towel a little bit with a sigh before moving over to clean up the broken mug and the coffee that had spilled.
"It was extremely called for and you should be thanking me for sparing your damn eyes," she muttered. "Perv."
Yeah, she was running with that. Because God.
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She did shoot Diego a little look, because the mannequin thing was pretty concerning, honestly. But maybe she could also, like...use that?
"How would you like it if one of us barged in on you and Dolores?"
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It was super concerning, though, yes.
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And, yes, he was well aware he was going to piss off Five with that remark. He couldn't help himself.
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Look at her try to thread the needle between, 'Yes, Diego, that thing is the way to refer to it,' and, 'Yes, Five, your relationship is just as real as ours for the purposes of this example.'
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Honestly, this was completely in line with most Hargreeves interactions as adults. The whole getting along mostly thing was a bit of an aberration.
"I'll leave you with your mommy replacement then," he snapped, disappearing in a dramatic whirl.
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"I am going to find that mannequin and set it on fire."
He wouldn't, since it seemed to be the one thing Five actually liked, but let him be dramatic for a goddamn minute.
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