Host was out of bandages. He didn’t like it, but somehow he had forgotten to get new ones from the doctor for his coat, so now he didn’t have any more. His bandages were soaked and disgusting, so he had cleaned his face. Forgetting he had no new bandages. He didn’t have anything else to hide his eyes with though, and the little amount of stress caused new bloody tears. He sighed, washing them off before leaving his room. He’d just hurry and hope no one saw.

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Edward was actually leaving his office, off to grab some food no doubt and possibly have a break. However he paused when he saw Host coming quickly down the hallway. The main bit catching his attention was the lack of bandages covering what were once eyes. It was very rare to see the bandages missing, which lead him to feeling concerned.

“Host? Are you alright?” He made sure to announce himself, save the other bumping into him or jumping.

@emptynarration

Eventually Edward was done and plating up the state of neat triangles. Dusted with a coating of icing sugar. He was actually quite chuffed with his efforts. Dusting off his hands and giving the counter a quick wipe as he looked to Host’s tea.

“Should we stay here to eat?” He questioned. Wondering if Host was comfortable where he was. Edward didn’t mind standing behind the counter to chat and eat. He’d been doing plenty of sitting as it was.

“The Host wouldn’t mind staying here, unless Edward would prefer to go somewhere else.”, Host replied, hands wrapped around his mug to keep them warm. He liked having warm hands, mostly since he was usually pretty cold. It was just his luck being underweight and having anemia. 

He did want to try one of the sweet treats Edward had made though. They smelled nice, and of what his narrations told him, would be quite good tasting as well.

10 and 14 for Doc and Author

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“You left me alone.”
“I can’t help but blame you for this.”

I’m sorry it took so long! School and other projects have been keeping me busy!

Edward couldn’t sleep. There he lay, warm and safe in Author’s arms, but he couldn’t even will himself to close his eyes. He stared at the wall, listening as Author quietly murmured in his sleep. The words never seemed to stop for him. He was always writing, always speaking, even in his dreams. And Edward laid there, awake, wishing there was silence.

The day had been a long, tough one, and rest usually came easy those days, so why couldn’t he sleep? Shutting his eyes led to nothing. He wanted to shift about, but Author’s arms kept him securely there.

“I can’t help but blame you for this,” he whispered at Author, “Maybe your arms are too warm, and that’s why I can’t sleep.”

Author continued murmuring, oblivious to the world around him. Edward sighed, wishing it was just a yawn, and that he could go to sleep. The day had been long, and he wanted nothing but to rest, to fall asleep in his lover’s arms that were squeezing almost uncomfortably tight around him.

“What is it with you?” He couldn’t help but whisper at him, “You left me alone all day, but now, you won’t let me go? You left me alone.”

The dreamy murmuring continued, unaffected by Edward’s silent questions. He almost wished Author was awake, so maybe he could get an explanation to why he was left alone until the sun set and he went to bed. Why he wouldn’t listen, constantly obsessed with whatever story he had been writing. Why he would ignore him, but always sleep with him. He turned at an uncomfortable angle, looking at Authors sleeping face, murmuring lips.

Did he love him too much?

The thought shocked him out of whatever fatigue he had. Of course he loves Author, they wouldn’t be dating if he didn’t. He got him roses, bandages, kissed him, loved him in ways he had never loved anyone else before-

But is that too much? Author was a good man, a loving man, and Edward knew he loved him more than anything, just like how he loved him. More than anything. Sacrificing anything, doing anything, for him. Would Author do the same, though?

Edward turned his glance away from Author’s sleeping form. There was no way he was going to sleep now with the violent maelstrom of thoughts in his mind, buzzing like wasps. Author was holding him. A part of Edward wanted to relax into it, another part wanted to leave him like all the times Author had left him to wake up alone.

He split the difference, laying completely still and staring at the wall until the sun came up. His eyes were closed, thoughts focused only on the sharp question that had been poking at him all night. Finally, finally Author moved, unwinding his arms from Edward, swinging his legs over the side of the bed and standing up. His heart sunk through the floor, when all of a sudden, there was the feeling of soft lips on his cheek.

“I’ll see you later, dear prince.”

He heard Author move about the room, gathering his things, the metal of his bat, the paper of his journal, all tucked away. The door open, then shut. Slowly, Edward brought a hand to his cheek and sprawled out on the empty bed. Now, sleep came easy to him. His question was answered.

“Baby boys need their sleep though! And if you want to play tomorrow you really will need it!” He cooed as he pulled away the straw, wiping away the excess cheese and juice.

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Authy whined, shaking his head. He didn’t want to sleep!
“Dun wanna…”, he whined, sniffing as he teared up. 

“Mhhm.”, Authy hummed and nodded lightly. He would like something to eat, but not a lot. Just a bit of food would be nice.

“Can you let me go, just for a minute? I’ll go cut up a fruit and be right back.”

“Okaaai.”, Authy rolled off of David, holding his bunny on top of his chest.

The Tape

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A Dr. Iplierst fanfic.
Things to note: My version of Dr. Iplier is named Joel and the version of Host I used in this fic is named Owen.


TW: Alcohol, Suicide.


An amber light slipped in through the blinds illuminating the white walls as an orchestra of mechanical sounds filled the room. Standing near the window, the bearded man glanced from the scenery outside to the other wheezing in his sleep. Today marked a month since Owen was admitted to the hospital and things were looking grim. Watching cars pass by on the street below, the doctor recounted the events from that night in his mind, his grip on the ledge of the window tightening.

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