Henry McCoy (
tobenormal) wrote2012-06-25 12:37 pm
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Hank's lab, at the wind tunnel
Hank had a terrible time sleeping last night due to two factors, not being alone in the world anymore and Raven. The Raven factor was many fold and danced in his head even when he finally did manage to sleep; her beauty, how he wished he could help her be normal, how she thought he was amazing, how beautiful she was, and how he wanted to know more about her.
When he woke a thought hit him and he closed his eyes to better see the molecular bonds of his formula. Like Archimedes he wanted to shout "Eureka!" as he realized Raven may hold the key to both his own awkward mutation and her own. But how to approach this? One didn't just walk up to ladies and ask them for their blood. Not if you wanted to have a chance at getting said blood anyway. He decided another lunch might be a way to broach the subject and so sent her an invitation for lunch in his lab.
He couldn't resist a post script promising a surprise though.
When he woke a thought hit him and he closed his eyes to better see the molecular bonds of his formula. Like Archimedes he wanted to shout "Eureka!" as he realized Raven may hold the key to both his own awkward mutation and her own. But how to approach this? One didn't just walk up to ladies and ask them for their blood. Not if you wanted to have a chance at getting said blood anyway. He decided another lunch might be a way to broach the subject and so sent her an invitation for lunch in his lab.
He couldn't resist a post script promising a surprise though.
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"Sorry. I didn't mean to be so forward," he manages to say. "I'm just excited."
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"I'm just saying that it's never exactly happened before."
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She reaches out a hand towards him, her fingers gently closing around his forearm.
"Take the blood," she whispers, her eyes searching his.
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"Okay," he says, his voice heavy. He reaches over blindly for the syringe and alcohol. "I'll only need a little I'm sure."
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She sits forward on her knees, swiveling closer, gently easing the sleeve of her dress up to expose the inside of her arm.
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"There's going to be a little pinch," he warns while kicking himself mentally to not read too much into this. He is very careful and finds a vein straight away. As he finishes, he holds some gauze over the needle and continues to hold it until the needle is clear. He keeps holding it as he looks up and her eyes fill his world. Lost, his mouth opens for a breath that catches.
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She doesn't say a word; instead, she leans in slowly, close enough to feel the soft beginning brush of his mouth against her own.
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Still, as he passes through the shadows of the turbines, he cannot help the smug amusement. "Kinky," he observes, hands in his pockets as the insufferable smile no doubts reigns his expression. He can feel the metal in Raven's arm, assured it must be giving some pain. He casts a look to Raven, then to Hank, consumed as always with the hatred that they think they have to hide.
"By the way, if I looked like you? I wouldn't change a thing." Both of them should hear it, neither of them will listen, he suspects. What is larger feet, what is blue skin when mutants are the superior race, when humans will see that and inevitably bow and make way to the new race.
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"Thank you," he mumbles and caps the needle.