As Dean turned from the door and Mika made her comment to the poor receptionist, he gave her a look, shaking his head. He knew she could be possessive, but he also knew that she knew better than to think he would attempt some random hookup while she was down. He turned his frown into a smile, “You really have to…don’t you?”
He rolled his eyes once again, when she showed him that she had swallowed the pills, snatching the bag off the bed beside her. Inside the bag was a salad for her, which he pulled out and sat on the table beside her, before she had a chance to mention his back. When she did mention his back, however, his eyes lit up in terror, at the idea of her performing some sort of surgery on him.
“What?! It’s just a scratch, right?! There’s no way you’re digging in to my back…how bad is it?”, he asked, genuinely afraid that he had some sort of giant brick sticking out of the painful area of his back. He knew his head was in rough shape, as he still felt a drip of blood fall every now and then. Turning his back to her, he reached a hand up to his head, while he let her look over his back problem.
“How bad is it?”, he asked, shuddering at the idea that something could be sticking out of his skin, and he never even noticed it. It must have been the adrenaline. The back of his head was swollen to his touch, which caused him to wince and groan a bit. It seemed like it was just a small hole, which made him happy. There wasn’t much that could be done for that, other than to stop the bleeding.
He rolled his eyes once again, when she showed him that she had swallowed the pills, snatching the bag off the bed beside her. Inside the bag was a salad for her, which he pulled out and sat on the table beside her, before she had a chance to mention his back. When she did mention his back, however, his eyes lit up in terror, at the idea of her performing some sort of surgery on him.
“What?! It’s just a scratch, right?! There’s no way you’re digging in to my back…how bad is it?”, he asked, genuinely afraid that he had some sort of giant brick sticking out of the painful area of his back. He knew his head was in rough shape, as he still felt a drip of blood fall every now and then. Turning his back to her, he reached a hand up to his head, while he let her look over his back problem.
“How bad is it?”, he asked, shuddering at the idea that something could be sticking out of his skin, and he never even noticed it. It must have been the adrenaline. The back of his head was swollen to his touch, which caused him to wince and groan a bit. It seemed like it was just a small hole, which made him happy. There wasn’t much that could be done for that, other than to stop the bleeding.