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truealphascott) wrote2016-01-24 01:23 am
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AU: Scott/ Stiles/ Gabriel
No one knows why half the things in Beacon Hills happen. It's not exactly something they like to put on tour guides advertising the place.
Scott had gone to work right after his class, which left Stiles to drive home on his own. He would've been able to leave sooner but he'd gotten detention. This one had been totally Scott's fault and he'd apologized at lunch, but he hadn't been able to get Stiles out of it. So when Stiles left the school building there wasn't too many around. Just as he was reaching the parking lot, a bright white flash blinded him for a moment. There was a thud and a groan of pain and then everything went right back to normal. Except now there was a blonde kid laying on the ground not ten yards from him. He was still and unconscious, but there was something remarkably familiar about his face. He wore a coat and scarf, even though it was May and he had he didn't have anything with him besides that.
Scott had gone to work right after his class, which left Stiles to drive home on his own. He would've been able to leave sooner but he'd gotten detention. This one had been totally Scott's fault and he'd apologized at lunch, but he hadn't been able to get Stiles out of it. So when Stiles left the school building there wasn't too many around. Just as he was reaching the parking lot, a bright white flash blinded him for a moment. There was a thud and a groan of pain and then everything went right back to normal. Except now there was a blonde kid laying on the ground not ten yards from him. He was still and unconscious, but there was something remarkably familiar about his face. He wore a coat and scarf, even though it was May and he had he didn't have anything with him besides that.
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He closes his eyes and tries to quell the panic before laying his head on Scott's chest. Stiles couldn't sit up like that for long though because it really was playing hell on his body," Yeah, okay, I'd like that."
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Scott gave him a soft smile. "You'l be happy to know mom made me promise to stop healing you," he teased lightly. Stiles hated it when he healed him, so he thought this might amuse him a little. "I know you're upset. Just remember I'm here to help, okay?" Without really thinking about it, he kissed the top of Stiles' head. He put his arm around him again so he was supported well. "Are you hungry?"
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"Yeah? Okay, cool. What do you want? I can go check out the cafeteria," Scott offered. Food was good. He could do food. He might not always know the right thing to say to Stiles' panic attacks, but he could always figure out what to feed him when he got the munchies. It would mean Scott slipping off the bed for a while, but that would be okay, he figured. It would give Stiles a chance to use a bedpan if he needed it.
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Scott looked around before spotting a clock. "It's nine, why?" A lot had happened today. He wondered what Stiles was worried about now. He'd try to help him relax about whatever it was. Gently, he started scooting out from under him. His mind was already shifting to food.
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At some point during the night, the puppy started whimpering finding himself alone. Gabriel woke up at the sound and wiggled out of his clothes. Shifting into a small white wolf, he crawled into the bassinet and snuggled up. And yes, his siblings had been right. His little patch of gray was cute.
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When Deaton does go to check on them he can't help but smile slightly. Especially considering the last time he saw a view like this. So he merely takes another blanket and places it over the pup and the cub within.
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Once he was out of the bed, Scott stopped and looked back at Stiles. He leaned over and gently brushed his fingers through his friend's hair. "I'll be right back, okay?" He said, hoping to come off reassuring. He pulled out his phone and handed it to Stiles. "I don't know where your phone is so here's mine if you want it." It would let Stiles have something to play with or text people on or.. whatever.
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"Right," he said. "I can go look for it later." He smiled at Stiles getting a game and then went downstairs. Not that either of them knew it but John had Stiles' stuff by now and the shop had the jeep. For once Roscoe was getting repaired properly instead of duct tape.
Scott was gone for about twenty minutes. He bought several options for Stiles since he went overboard taking care of people sometimes. There was chicken noodle soup, a turkey sandwich, some french fries, a blue icee, and a bowl of meatballs in marinara sauce. As he came back, he labeled it all out for Stiles offering whatever he wanted.
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"You did get something for yourself too, right?" He asks picking out the fries and turkey sandwich.
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"I just figured I'd eat whatever you didn't want," Scott admitted. He'd picked everything that looked good to him so he didn't really care. If they needed more, he'd just go back and get more. "What were you playing?" He asked, parking his butt on a chair next to the bed. He started in on the meatballs.
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"I always make the wrong turn on that game," Scott grumbled. As he chewed, he nodded. "It was Rita down there today. She's the best one." The only reason Rita was 'the best one' was because she gave Scott extra. She just loved his dimpled smile and thought his mother was a sweetheart.
"You want me to call now? Or should we wait for morning?"
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"Do you think Deaton would mind us calling this late?"
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Scott grinned. Yes, yes he did. He counted himself quite fortunate for having these hospital connections of his. It wasn't a huge network but it got him two extra meatballs, so it was awesome in his book. He frowned seeing Stiles wince. However, he didn't offer anything. He knew better.
"No, I don't think he'd mind." At least Deaton wouldn't tell them that. He took the phone now that Stiles was eating and dialed- putting it on speaker.
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"Hello boys," Deaton says since he knows that Scott is still with Stiles. "What can I do for you?"
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Scott gave him a grin. "Don't crash into a tree again," he said all smart alexy. "We should find a way to get you to move without straining yourself," he added. So one super unhelpful statement mixed with stating the obvious- good work Scott.
"Hey Deaton. We just wanted to check in on things. Everything okay?"
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Deaton smiles listening to the boys," Everything's fine. They're both asleep."
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Scott just stuck his tongue out at Stiles teasingly. He could enjoy a few immature moments with his buddy. Once they were done talking to Deaton, he'd talk to the nurse about when Stiles could have more pain meds.
"They?" Scott asked with a confused frown. "Did.. more show up?" Oh my god! Nooo! More kids??
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"No," Deaton tells them. "We had a runt at the clinic that Gabriel has become attached to. I brought them both home with me."
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Scott laughed. "Oh my god.. this kid really is just like me." His mom had never given in to his plea for a dog growing up but he sure wanted one. She had to keep him out of all the pet stores and petting zoos or he'd want to take all of them home. Up until he became a wolf he'd always had some kind of pet in a jar. Usually something that didn't cost anything like a snail or bug or frog. He tried fish once, but he managed to kill those somehow. It was probably the constant feeding them that did it, but that was the only time they were very active! So of course eight year old him had kept doing it to excess.
He looked at Stiles, finding this both bizarre but amusing. Who would've thought? They had a kid that didn't look anything like Scott, but acted just like him. "I think Stiles might be stuck here for a while. Are you really okay watching him?"
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Stiles gives a slight sigh," They're doing good though, right? He's doing good."
"They're both doing just fine." Deaton assures him.
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"About what?" Scott asked. He didn't have a problem talking to John and his mom, he was just curious as to why they needed to. He had a habit of trying not to include them when it wasn't necessary.
Stiles' question had him giving his best friend a gentle smile. He hadn't realized Stiles was worried about that too.
"Thanks for doing this," Scott said, to Deaton. He really appreciated it.
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Stiles smiles a little," ... Maybe once everything is said and done, when I can get out of here we'll come see him."
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