Mia Fey (
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This is how it feels When the trust you had is broken
Who: Diego Armando (
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chiefdefense).
When: Evening on the 22nd, after this.
Where: Diego's apartment.
Summary: After Diego is taken ill, Mia learns exactly how much has been kept from her and she is not. Happy.
Warnings: Angst and heated words
[By the time Mia gets off the NV from Dr. Banner, she feels completely sick to her stomach and that same, dread sense of unease that she had hoped never to have to feel again in association with Diego. The news that he had had some sort of seizure on the train on his way home is so shockingly unexpected that it makes her head spin and suddenly she's 23 again, getting bad news from a stranger, but this time she has no explanation for it and she's not about to wait for one.
As soon as he gets home they're going to the emergency room, because healthy men do not suddenly collapse on trains and start fitting and she knows that with Maya and Phoenix gone, she absolutely cannot afford to lose Diego.
Not again.
To distract herself, she sets about petting Mir and listens out for the sound of Diego's key in the door.]
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When: Evening on the 22nd, after this.
Where: Diego's apartment.
Summary: After Diego is taken ill, Mia learns exactly how much has been kept from her and she is not. Happy.
Warnings: Angst and heated words
[By the time Mia gets off the NV from Dr. Banner, she feels completely sick to her stomach and that same, dread sense of unease that she had hoped never to have to feel again in association with Diego. The news that he had had some sort of seizure on the train on his way home is so shockingly unexpected that it makes her head spin and suddenly she's 23 again, getting bad news from a stranger, but this time she has no explanation for it and she's not about to wait for one.
As soon as he gets home they're going to the emergency room, because healthy men do not suddenly collapse on trains and start fitting and she knows that with Maya and Phoenix gone, she absolutely cannot afford to lose Diego.
Not again.
To distract herself, she sets about petting Mir and listens out for the sound of Diego's key in the door.]
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It's over now. Just let it be. I feel fine now.
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[She isn't willing to let him walk away from this and she is hot on his heels as he tries to leave the doorway.]
If you have another attack I have no idea what I'm supposed to do and-
[He needs to stop walking away from her so she grabs his wrist.]
Diego either you come with me of your own accord or I am calling an ambulance, this is serious!
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Even despite trying so hard, he's upset her now.
Abruptly, he turns around towards her, and the control is almost gone from his voice now.]
I'm not going to the hospital, Mia! They can't do anything.
[... Well. He didn't mean to say that last part.]
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Tells her what?
She reacts as though she's been struck, flinching at his words. "They can't do anything?" What is that supposed to mean? They can do CT scans, MRIs, run blood tests if they have to-
Unless they already have.]
What do you mean?
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Don't worry about it. It's fine.
[He already knows that isn't going to work.]
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[She can't help shouting and his continued avoidance of the subject is like a smack in the face of all her concerns.]
You know what this is don't you?
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There's no point in lying this time.]
Yes.
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She goes with worry, because if she gets angry at him she'll never get her answers.]
What is it? What's wrong with you?
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He starts walking towards the bedroom, lowering his head with a sigh.]
What isn't?
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[She doesn't understand any of this, she can't work out why he won't even give her a straight answer when she's asking him outright and it's slowly trying her patience.
Slowly though, Mia feels like she's getting through a smoke screen, because for the last month she feels like something's been off about him and maybe it was just her relief that she had him back in her life, and then suddenly needing him desperately after losing Maya... she couldn't bring herself to rock the boat and address that, and now she's tired of walking on eggshells.]
Look I'm going to find out one way or the other and I would really rather cut the crap and just have you tell me now, when I am asking you to stop scaring me and tell me why you'd collapse like that.
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[She's right. Of course she was going to find out one way or another... that's the way Mia is. Of course he couldn't keep it hidden forever.
That was his plan, wasn't it? It's as though he thought that the longer he hid the fact, the more of a chance there might be of... no. No, there's no way she'd never find out. Maybe he was hoping that it would go away.
How stupid. Stupid. He knows it will never go away. That there was really no way he'd ever be able to keep it from her, to keep her from worrying.
That makes him inexplicably furious. The anger is obvious in his voice now-- though it's not at Mia. He steps into the bedroom, pulls off his tie and throws it on the ground, hard.]
Because my body's a poisoned piece of junk. That's why.
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He's angry, and she doesn't know why unless he's really that upset that she's called his bluff. It's not fair, he's not the one who should be angry here, by rights it should be her losing her temper because he's been keeping things from her.
Poisoned piece of junk, he says?
Of course it's not the same as it was before he fell into the coma, Mia sees proof of that every time she looks at him and sees that strange visor or that shock of thick white hair, she can feel it in the difference in his body when he holds her, he's thinner now, but junk?]
Don't say that.
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You wanted to know why. That's why.
I have seizures all the goddamn time.
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[She's starting to get annoyed now; if he has seizures then why doesn't he do anything about it? If it's a condition he's aware he has then surely there are ways of controlling it, it doesn't make sense that he'd be this reckless with his body, even if he does think it's junk.]
Why aren't you on medication? It might be able to help.
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He still won't look at her, sinking down onto the bed and reaching up to grasp his forehead like he's getting a headache. Really, it's to make sure she can't see his face and how distraught he's starting to look.]
I am on medication. It's the only reason I'm still alive.
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And she didn't know.
She sat there at her desk yesterday telling him that his body was amazing and he was strong and he just let her keep talking and making a fool out of herself.]
I don't believe you. How could you keep something like this from me Diego?
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It's shame he's never been very good at coping with.]
Do you think I like acknowledging the fact I'm a walking corpse?
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[Her voice is shaking a little because she can't quite believe what she's hearing.]
We're supposed to be honest with each other. Were you ever planning on letting me know?
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He makes another of those dry noises, lowering his face into his hand.]
I didn't want to worry you.
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[She's just incredulous right now, she can't quite believe it.
He wouldn't have.
What the hell happened to him that he'd keep this sort of thing from her?
No. No he's always been like this, always been trying not to worry her and leaving her out of the loop and look what happens when he does; the last time it happened he ended up in a coma and this time he had a seizure on a train.]
You've got to stop keeping things from me, I'm sick of you deciding what I can and cannot deal with because I'm always the one who's left dealing with the fallout.
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Well. Sorry I inconvenienced you by getting poisoned. I'll be sure to tell you next time I decide to wreck my body on a whim, all right?
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How dare he?]
You left me waiting in your bed without a word about where you were going or who you were meeting with because you damn well knew I would never have let you go to meet her alone, so don't you dare turn me into the villain here!
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This doesn't even have anything to do with the conversation, but that's the point they're at.]
I was trying to protect you! It would have been you, you know damn well it would have!
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[It's not okay, it hasn't been for all the years she's been without him and hating him for trying to be such a damn hero that he didn't even give her the option.]
This is the exact same thing Diego, you can't keep things from me because you don't want me to get hurt, it hurts worse when I get to find out like this.
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[He stomps over to his armoire, gripping onto the edge of the wood and trying to rein in his emotions again.]
Do you think it's easy for me to look in the mirror and see this thing on my face? Do you think I don't want to throw up every time I think too hard about it?
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