[ ok, the doorbell's getting obnoxious. there's an intense hangover waiting on the other side of this sleep, and Sherlock is pretty adamant in avoiding that, so, uh.
sorry, John, you're getting kicked out of this bed.
pretty forcibly. not violently... just insistently.
literally kicked. feet against your bare back, it's time to wake up and face the shitty music screaming up from downstairs. ]
[there's what looks like a teenage girl standing on the porch, little horns and wings revealing she's a demon. She has a box in her arms (how was she ringing the bell if her hands are full-??) and a uniform showing she's with the local LH courier company.
She not so subtly takes in all of John and turns a little pink.]
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sorry, John, you're getting kicked out of this bed.
pretty forcibly. not violently... just insistently.
literally kicked. feet against your bare back, it's time to wake up and face the shitty music screaming up from downstairs. ]
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DING DING DING dong DING DING DING dong]
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God dammit, fine.. Where the hell are his pants?]
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along with knocking to set the beat]
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And possibly a punch to the nose. It's been that kind of weekend.]
Could you NOT.
[Flinging open the door.]
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not that way.]
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She not so subtly takes in all of John and turns a little pink.]
There's a- um. A package for you.
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Sorry, um. You couldn't have just left it on the step?
[But John's reaching for the box anyway because at least it'll make for good coverage.]
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You'll know when it's about Gabriel]
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fantastic. ]
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