Mycroft Holmes (
bigbrotheriswatching) wrote2012-02-11 11:02 am
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Sherlock is half blown up, lying in a hospital bed with machines attached.
Mycroft moves purposefully down the hallway and into the room as soon as he hears, as soon as he can make it there.
Mycroft moves purposefully down the hallway and into the room as soon as he hears, as soon as he can make it there.
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He informs him. Fair warning.
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"Brother. Well. Can't disobey orders, I'm afraid. I've known more than one man who'd disconnect his brother's life support."
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Turning to face him.
"Try me. Or else, phone James and get his permission to leave me, if you don't care for a dislocated shoulder."
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"You don't-"
And his phone vibrates in his pocket, and Sebastian curses, taking a step back and fishing it out, never taking his eyes off of Mycroft. He only shifts his gaze for a split second to read the text, before taking a step back and putting his phone away.
"...'m afraid there's been a bit of a misunderstanding, mister Holmes."
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He informs him, utterly mildly, where Sherlock or Jim might take the opportunity to mock furiously for being ordinary.
"Who in the family were you pretending to be?"
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"Cousin. I've got papers."
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Brushing Sherlock's curls back off his face.
"You needn't concern yourself for much longer."
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"Been sitting here for hours already. Boring. Wish you were an assassin, really."
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He orders, lifting the blanket up to assess the worse of the damage personally.
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"I don't take orders from you."
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It isn't one.
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His eyes are slightly narrowed.
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He murmurs, staring him right in the eye.
"He is my family."
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Levelly.
"I don't talk about my boss unless he tells me to."
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Pulling his phone out, since neither of them is going to leave, obviously.
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Is the first answer.
"I see you've met Sebby."
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He observes, looking him up and down.
"Why he's invested in you I have no idea, Moriarty."
Deliberately saying the name, since Sebastian will probably need it spelled out for him.
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He hums a little, and Sebastian turns to watch Mycroft with narrowed eyes. Meanwhile, Jim continues.
"And he's better than any and every man in your service."
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He agrees, hand resting on his brother's shoulder without realizing it.
"What happened?"
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And then, quietly-
"He showed up a few minutes before it was supposed to blow, wouldn't listen when I told him to leave. I sacrificed three men getting him out to that."
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Sighing, looking away from Sebastian for a moment, to focus on his brother.
"Very well." Jim isn't going to end up skinned.
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Lightly.
"Except for you now, of course."
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Never mind the people they usually tangle with.
"I'm considering the advantages and disadvantages of moving him to a private facility."
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