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geeky_agent) wrote2005-09-29 12:08 pm
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Chris sat on her chair, legs crossed, and looked out the window.
She hadn't seen her father in over a day. Almost two. Not in the bar, not outside and when she went to his room earlier there'd been no answer.
He's probably somewhere with Elaine.
It was the logical answer, though she felt a little stab of annoyance at that. Chris had no problem with them spending time - it wasn't that. But with so little time left, she wanted to see him as much as possible.
Not that it really matters. It's not enough time.
Another thought follows but Chris pushes it away, ignoring it and the feeling of dread that forms in her stomach. She uncrosses her legs and stands up, ready to go look for him.
He has to be around here somewhere.
She hadn't seen her father in over a day. Almost two. Not in the bar, not outside and when she went to his room earlier there'd been no answer.
He's probably somewhere with Elaine.
It was the logical answer, though she felt a little stab of annoyance at that. Chris had no problem with them spending time - it wasn't that. But with so little time left, she wanted to see him as much as possible.
Not that it really matters. It's not enough time.
Another thought follows but Chris pushes it away, ignoring it and the feeling of dread that forms in her stomach. She uncrosses her legs and stands up, ready to go look for him.
He has to be around here somewhere.

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She knocks, having had one or two drinks downstairs herself, just enough.
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She thinks about not answering the door and lingers for a moment. But then she throws over the covers, gets out of bed and walks to the door.
"Hi Kim," she says flatly, after opening the door.
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She twists-off the lid and furrows her brow and the lake of steam and odd color. she leans in and takes a whiff of the thermos' contents and...
"Liquor?"
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Because she's not sure she could have that conversation and tell him she's leaving for while.
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"Is there anything you need?"
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She nods slightly, 'Ryan, you should have said goodbye to them.'
"I just wanted to give you that," she gestures towards the thermos, "and if you do need anything..."
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"I know that feeling. You're leaving?"
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"Do you want me to tell him? I could..."
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But that wasn't fair to Kim and neither would be fair to Jack.
"No, thank you. I'm going to talk to him before I leave."
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She remembers at one point just wishing Chris would leave but looking at her now, she wishes she could help in some way, could make something better.
"This might sound a little weird, but if you ever need to talk when you get home...do you want my cell number?"
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"Good luck out there," she says softly.
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"Thanks. Take care, Kim."
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She puts her arms around Chris, "I hope you're able to find your way back here someday."
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"I do too," she says soflty.
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"Call me anytime, I mean it, even if it's late in NY it probably won't be so late in California and I used to work at CTU so I'm used to strange hours."
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"Thank you for everything, Kim."
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And she knows if she doesn't leave she won't be able to keep herself from breaking apart.
"No, thank you, Chris. It's getting late, I should go, goodnight." It's a race and she feels herself losing.
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