Katsuki Yuri (
katsudonprince) wrote2016-12-13 05:13 pm
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wauuu This bed is too large
Throbbing. His head is throbbing, and even the light on the other side of his eyelids is too much for him to handle. How much did he drink? Does he even want to know how much he drank? Why had he drank? He knew better, he should have known this would happen-
Oh ugh why does his mouth taste like this...
A deep groan precedes him when he finally rolls out of bed. Why can't he feel carpet underfoo- oh there it is. It's thicker than he remembers it being. His eyes haven't opened yet. He actually has the comforter he'd been tangled up in wrapped around himself tightly, part of it up over his head. His stocking feet are nearly silent as he pads his way down an unfamiliar hall in an unfamiliar house in search of water. He could worry about the rest later, but right this second, he is a spectre in a white duvet in search of relief for his cottonmouth.
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Still, he can't really bring himself to turn that down. So he bends briefly to retrieve the phone and let Victor find the version in question of the song.]
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He's much more pleased to go through the motions this time, the melancholy stripped from his expression to see Yuri perform so similarly. He really did know it!]
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You know it exact! I'm so impressed!
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It's one of my favorite programs... I thought learning it might help shake me out of this.
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Hours melt away, the room staying warm, almost getting too warm for all the exercise they're getting through repetition of movements. Victor shifts between thoughtful and playful, clearing enjoying the pass time together. When they're both tired out, the skeleton of a number thought through, Victor collapses onto his butt with a pleased sigh, chugging down some water he had in the room.]
Phew..! Yuri, I'm tired... [he'll stretch his legs out in front of him, collapsing his front down flat between them. Damn skaters and their flexibility]
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He bent double with his feet spaced far apart to try and alleviate some of the burning of his muscles, his forearms pressing against the ground. He isn't as flexible as a lot of skaters, but he was bendier than Victor at least.]
Maybe we should figure out supper soon? I'm getting hungry.
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The stew should be done, now that I think about it. [it didn't sound as good as ice cream dinner, but then he's terribly warm all over. Once they open the door and realize the rest of the house had SHOT down in temperature, the stew would sound like a much better option]
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[Of course, as soon as he steps out to peer at the windows it's obvious: they're snowed in. There would be no leaving,and no getting warm again, at least until the snow managed to bury them, which is unlikely.]
Whoa...
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Wow! Really came down quick... [he'll throw on a hoodie he had stashed in the studio, heading down to follow the trail of little lamps he left on. The generator would power anything the house had on, but it wasn't huge and wouldn't last if they were careless. The stew should still be steaming in the slowcooker, nice and warm and tender.]
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This will probably last us a couple of days... [He grins as he looks back at Victor, then turns to retrieve the bowls from the cupboard behind them. He speaks up thoughtfully as he pulls them down.] Maybe we should try and find some candles. It'll reduce some of the power draw on the generator if we don't have to use the lamps to see where we're going.
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I don't have any candles around. That fluffy idiot upstairs ate three of them and almost choked to death. [HE LIKES TO EAT THINGS HE SHOULDN'T.....]
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Lamps then. It's too late to find any now, but the kind of lamps with oil in the bottom that you light a fire in would be good. They'd probably be a lot less edible, too.
[He sticks a spoon full of the stew in his mouth with a content little hum, leaning against the counter with the bowl in hand.]
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Bbbrrrr, come back to the studio, Yuuri! It's too cold down here!
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Right, right, coming! [He glances through the door of the studio when they get back there, immediately holding up his bowl away from Makkachin when he's promptly investigated for the savory smell.] No, not for doggies. [Not very good at scolding to be honest, but there is an attempt.]
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... hmm, our rooms are going to be freezing tonight. Should we move the heater and share a room?
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Share...? Ah- maybe not, I don't want to put you in an uncomfortable position...
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[He smiles faintly, returning to his meal, enjoying the warmth. He'd stay full for a while when he was done with it too, he's sure.]
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I'll take Makkachin, he'll keep me warm. We'll bundle up.
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[Supper is finished in short order, and Yuuri is quick about taking the dishes back to the kitchen, leaving the faucet to drip a little bit once everything is rinsed out. He's just as quick in heading back to the bedroom to figure out where to plug the heater in, grateful that he could sleep relatively close to it that night based on the length of the cord. He heads for the studio again to plunk back down on the floor near the heater, his hands pulled into the sleeves of his sweater.]
You know, I would have thought you'd be more used to this kind of cold. Didn't you grow up in St. Petersburg?
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