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dumb sad boys
Who: Lauren and Susan
What:dumb brothers being sad - continued from here OKAY NOW IT'S ACTUALLY A CATCH-ALL LAUREN+SUSAN POST FOR PRE-ALOLA JUNK
When:Day 68 at night a variety, starting with night of day 68
Where: their trailer
Although he eventually came out of the bathroom that first night, Susan still didn't talk to Lauren. Instead he avoided his brother as best he could, falling asleep curled up with Fluff (and Stanley, if she let him) on the bed.
The next day he went out, even though Lauren had told him not to; he didn't know a lot about vampires, and even though he felt bad doing it (especially when he was still worried about Lauren), he was pretty sure they couldn't go out in the sun, so it was an easy way to not have to talk to him. He didn't want another argument, not any more - not that he knew what else to do, not when he was feeling pretty bad now, but that didn't matter. He just didn't want Lauren to yell at him and tell him he's wrong.
By that night, though, he still wasn't feeling any better - and even though he still didn't want to really talk to his brother, he still missed him and wanted to be with him.
Once it was late, and he was sure Lauren would be asleep, Susan quietly left the sofa where he'd been originally planning on sleeping, instead slipping into the room with his brother. From there he quietly made his way to the bed, climbing under the covers while being as careful as he could to not wake him.
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Where: their trailer
Although he eventually came out of the bathroom that first night, Susan still didn't talk to Lauren. Instead he avoided his brother as best he could, falling asleep curled up with Fluff (and Stanley, if she let him) on the bed.
The next day he went out, even though Lauren had told him not to; he didn't know a lot about vampires, and even though he felt bad doing it (especially when he was still worried about Lauren), he was pretty sure they couldn't go out in the sun, so it was an easy way to not have to talk to him. He didn't want another argument, not any more - not that he knew what else to do, not when he was feeling pretty bad now, but that didn't matter. He just didn't want Lauren to yell at him and tell him he's wrong.
By that night, though, he still wasn't feeling any better - and even though he still didn't want to really talk to his brother, he still missed him and wanted to be with him.
Once it was late, and he was sure Lauren would be asleep, Susan quietly left the sofa where he'd been originally planning on sleeping, instead slipping into the room with his brother. From there he quietly made his way to the bed, climbing under the covers while being as careful as he could to not wake him.
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"Hey." he said, sitting down at the table with his brother. "Is everything alright?"
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day 69
Lauren may be able to hear his brother yelling angrily at someone before storming in angrily a few moments later, Fluff right behind him. He slams the door behind him before heading straight to the bed.
Re: day 69
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day 71
But the day after, when he realized Lauren was going somewhere with the Ringmaster, he couldn't help but get worked up all over again.
"You can't go!" Apparently yelling and holding on to his brother's arm was his way of trying to stop him...
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Day 75
Though Susan may have been without magic at the moment, he was normally very powerful. Susan also wasn't accustomed to losing. His younger brother had the careless optimism of a child, because he was a child. Lauren knew Susan wouldn't take his concerns seriously, he never did. That still wasn't any reason not to try. If things were as dire as they felt, and he believed they were, then he had to do everything he could to stop Susan from hurting anyone else or himself. When Susan comes back to the trailer, he knew he had to talk to him then, or else he might loose his nerve.
"Susan, we need to talk."
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nighttime on day 75
He still didn't know how to solve this, or really know what the real problem was in the first place, all he knows is that Lauren keeps getting mad about it whenever he was the one trying to fix it. Maybe that meant that he should be the one to fix it instead? He wasn't sure, and at this point it's hard to feel like it could work, but he feels like it's his last hope.
He takes a bit to come out of the bathroom, and when he does he glances towards the front door to Lauren, steeling himself a moment before going back to sit at the table again. He doesn't say anything, yet, waiting to see if Lauren will yell or argue or anything first before he does.
Re: nighttime on day 75
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