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Radar O'Reilly ([personal profile] incomingchoppers) wrote2024-05-17 04:41 pm
abhorrently: (right.)

[personal profile] abhorrently 2024-12-21 07:22 am (UTC)(link)
Her shirt yields no apples, nothing suitable for a horse, but she's laughing anyway as he tries. Laughing, and keeping the thought in check, as surely as sitting on it might do.

"I'll make a stop just for their sake."

She likes Ambrose, anyway. What she's spoken to him about in the back, hot mug of tea and honey in her hand, remains quiet. The war's scars still linger, physical and mental, but coming on Degas's recommendation had opened a little door, offered yet another soul to talk to. And the results of his craft were superb.

"Here, give me that quick, before he starts eating you in protest-"

She has to save Radar from a stallion who thinks he's being held out on.
abhorrently: (now.)

[personal profile] abhorrently 2024-12-23 12:48 am (UTC)(link)
The shhhk of Danforth's teeth crunching the apple heralds Radar's freedom, and Fever feels fine to reach out and stroke his mane again.

"What does he do around here? Aside from be a handsome beast?"
abhorrently: (patience.)

[personal profile] abhorrently 2024-12-23 02:06 am (UTC)(link)
"...there's going to be a baby?"

Her mind can only picture Danforth but about a fifth of his actual size.
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[personal profile] abhorrently 2024-12-23 07:48 pm (UTC)(link)
There's a question that comes to Fever's mind. Probably something Radar can hear easily, so simple and direct as it is, though she has to gear herself up to say it. But she will, almost shy about it.

"...when the baby is born, can I come see it?"

Just born, and ready to run. What a wonder.
abhorrently: (right.)

[personal profile] abhorrently 2024-12-26 08:09 pm (UTC)(link)
When she's told, she'll find a way to make time. The idea fills her with the same wonder as knowing a chrysalis would hatch into a butterfly. She still would need to be so cautious - but looking would do no harm. New life.

"I'll bring something for her too, since she'll doubtlessly be exhausted after all her hard work. In your hands, she needn't fuss too much."