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“ Sometimes we search for one thing, and discover another. ”
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~ @mollythepathologist ~
“I need to see the latest body that was brought in. The male in his 30′s.” Sherlock doesn’t even bother looking up as he enters the morgue, his entire focus fixated on his phone. Lestrade was ignoring him - Something he was all too used to at this stage. A few minutes of furious typing ensued before Sherlock finally looked up, making eye contact with the woman standing there. “You’re not Mike.” He slid his phone into his pocket, watching her carefully for a moment before his hand extended. “Sherlock Holmes.”
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@mollythepathologist // “i ran you a bath. get in it.”
OH, DELIGHTFUL. Yet another thing the detective didn’t want or need, being handed to him on the silver platter of sympathy. Molly was the master of it, always trying to take care of him, trying to ‘ look out for him ‘ . .
( Oh get over yourself, Sherlock Holmes. )
❛ Thank you. ❜ he spat, clearly a rehearsed response nailed into him by John Watson. Always do better. Do better, do better. Well frankly, Sherlock could not be bothered to do better right now, not when withdrawal had him by the throat with its deathly grip. There was so much poison he could say to her, but he swallowed it down.
( Chase her off, so you can get your fix. )
Oh, that damned voice - ringing through his head constantly, telling him what to do, telling him to make the wrong choice, always. ❛ No. ❜ he muttered under his breath, waving his hand as though to clear the air, clear the voice. He brushed past her towards the bathroom, unbuttoning his shirt on the way.
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He’s got no clue what has gotten into him. The moment he saw the necklace in the windowpane of a jewelry store, he walked right past it, giving it no more than a glance. And then for two days it had plagued his thoughts, running through his mind. It would look so lovely around Molly’s neck. Perhaps he should get it for her, Watson had informed him long ago that a man should treat his wife to delightful surprises every once in a while.
And so he did, and here they were. At least to himself, Sherlock couldn’t deny that his chest expanded with the feeling of pride, and something even warmer, making his heart beat wilder. That same heart almost leaped out of his throat the moment Molly asked him to fasten the chain around her neck.
“ Not at all. Here, ” a swallow of the lump in his throat, Sherlock gently takes the necklace from her, fingers brushing against her hand in a fleeting moment, He circles around her, the weight of the gold chain carefully settled on her collarbones, tugged up just enough to grant him enough space to fiddle with the clasp, until it’s done. Doesn’t even resist the urge to brush his hands over her shoulders. “ There you are. Like I thought, it suits you splendidly. ”
@mollythepathologist ╳ continued from here .
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STARTER CALL // @mollythepathologist
“I mean this is in the loveliest way possible but... god, please hurry up.” She has been hoping to meet Molly in reception, to get a vague answer to how’s work and then move on to the wine tasting but instead, she had received a cheery message about just popping down to the morgue as she’s run over a bit. Popping down to a morgue? In these shoes?
She tries to look anywhere but the body but she swears the dead guy has moved three times. It’s taking her back to medical school and cadaverous and... well a lot of trying her best not to throw up until after class. “How do you do this job... how do you hang around dead people all day and not... I don’t know, imagine them getting up to murder you?!”
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@mollythepathologist said: “ i can see your eyes drooping and getting sleepy. ” / accepting .
“ yes , but you can just say it one more time ? please ? a pathengest . ” light giggles fill the quiet room . jack and a few of the other boys had been dropped off at the hospital after all swallowing various small coins . honestly the blond didn’t see what the problem was , he felt fine . however he definitely wasn’t complaining about getting to stay overnight in his own space --- away from the large orphanage and loud rooms full of rowdy boys that usually kept him from sleeping all the way through . he’d even taken it upon himself to explore the different floors once it got a bit darker and quieter in the halls -- careful to not be caught until he’d bumped into her .
“ please , ms. molly ? I’ll go right to sleep if you tell me again ! ” once back in his bed he’d begun asking a barrage of questions whether she was a doctor , a nurse , a receptionist , etc . only to find out that she was a pathologist --- which led to another onslaught . now having spent the better part of the evening with her it was difficult for jack to let go . “ a pathentegest does what ? ”
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[ dry ] Molly drying Bash off with a towel after a shower , bath , swimming , etc .
he’d be lying to say he hates having molly around for shit like this. peacocking in the centre of the makeshift ring, blood and sweat dripping from his forehead, obscuring his unmarried eye. her, anxious as she wrings her hands awaiting the dull bell to signal a round’s end.
but... maybe he shouldn’t’ve invited her to this particular match-up. it’s proved to be a harder one than anticipated -- which is only the fault of his own ego -- and bash collapses into his corner and onto the stool that barely makes it beneath his arse.
he leans into the cool towel that dabs at his brow until it touches a sore spot and she has to hold the back of his head to keep him from recoiling. instead, he hisses, sucking a breath through his teeth as she brushes his fringe out of the way and then presses the towel to his cheek. ❝ mm -- no worries, moll, ‘ve got ‘im on the ropes. ❞ he doesn’t. it’s far closer than that. gloved hand attempts to bump her arm out of the way to little avail puckering up as best he can with mouthguard in place. ❝ but what d’you say to a kiss for luck? ❞
@mollythepathologist // some meme from forever ago.
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whoa, hey, wow, look at your face! ’
( * &. ━ SANTA CLARITA DIET SENTENCE STARTERS
“It’s not as bad as it looks. You should- see- the other guy.” ‘The other guy’ being a man who walked off with bruised knuckles and nothing else. “…worth it, anyway.” He’s been anxious, lately, and Richard deals with his anxiety by calling annoying strangers on the street arseholes. Maybe he should work on his coping.
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‘ it’s got to be the hardest thing i did in my life . ’
l i t t l e t h i n g s .
“That was? That was the hardest thing?”
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‘out of context i sound like a jealous girlfriend. in context i’m just talking about my cat.’
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“Don’t reckon I believe you, Hooper - You’ve got jealous wannabe girlfriend written all over you.”
“Don’t worry - I’m sure he’s not shagging Watson. Poor bastard probably doesn’t even know what to do with his dick.”
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@mollythepathologist - continued from here.
As he watched her admirable, yet nevertheless wasteful efforts, The Doctor couldn’t help but raise a brow in curiosity.
Of course, he should have known better than to snoop where one wasn’t allowed to, but if there was one thing that had remained constant throughout his regenerations, it was that his intrigue had a tendency to land him in very serious trouble.
As for the young lady who had been swiftly confined with him, well, he hadn’t the foggiest who she was, or where she had come from - she’d just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. An unfortunate circumstance, if nothing else. Still, she struck him as the silent, almost shy type, so to witness her loss of temper, and the subsequent display of her strength against the door, was interesting.
I suppose one should never truly judge a book by its cover.
“That was purely a jest on my part, although quite a bad one, it now seems,” He began, practically swallowing his earlier words, “Not to worry-”
Reaching into his jacket, he pulled out his Sonic and walked towards the door, holding it firmly in his hand as he aimed it at where he assumed the lock would be. He activated it, causing the device to emit a high-pitched buzzing sound for a few seconds. Once he’d finished, he gave one of the handles a firm tug, only to find that the door was still locked.
“Hm, that usually does the trick,” He murmured, directing his attention to the Sonic with a frown, “Hold on, I might have used the wrong function...”
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@mollythepathologist (continued)
It was soooo easy to give her a big ol’ grin. Followed it up with a idiotic laugh and he fumbled around in his back pocket to pull out his wallet, full of small bills and a few crumpled receipts. All for show, every bit of it and Jim hated that he was actually having fun playing a bumbling idiot.
“Um-- two coffees please,” muttered kindly to the attendant and he did the gentlemanly thing of taking both of their cups along on his tray to the small table where the cream and sugar waited. “How d’ya take it?” He poured himself a fair amount of cream and shook open three sugar packets.
“I find it awfully bitter, canteen coffee, anymore than three and I’ll be up for three days.” Oddly enough that part was true, the cream and three sugars was also how Jim often fixed his own coffee when on his own. No need to suffer during playtime, after all.
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@mollythepathologist // [ m o l l y ] // “ honestly , you’re hopeless without me . ”
THE DETECTIVE’S SHARP GAZE stabbed into Molly like daggers. The poison surging through his veins ( and running quite a bit late for his next hit ) gave him an intense feeling of irritation, hands trembling as he paced the floor, looking desperately for a distraction. His voice came just as sharp as his gaze had, and he had to very actively restrain himself from getting any closer to her for fear of doing something he may regret. He was not himself, and he was falling deeper.
❛ I do not need anyone, including you. ❜ he snarled, shaking hands sorting through some unsolved case files on the table in a failed attempt to redirect his energy away from Molly. ❛ I am doing just splendidly. However judging by the unkempt state of your hair and clothes and the lack of makeup, you are not. You are so concerned about me that you are neglecting your own basic needs. Who is the hopeless one here? ❜
He fell silent, as his hands continued to sift mindlessly through the papers on the table. Lips pursed shut, and his audible breathing filled the room. REGRET filled him.
[ You’re losing it again, Sherlock. Regain control. ]
The detective closed his eyes, head shaking a bit back and forth before his eyes fell back upon the mortician.
❛ I . . I apologize. Disregard that. ❜
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Perhaps he should have taken a glance at the watch before scurrying out his flat, perhaps he should have noted that the empty streets signal the lateness of the hour. But the more he thought about his latest case, the more questions rose in his mind. And answers continued to elude him. However, he knew of a man who could provide him with at least some solutions to his problems — Doctor Hooper, the pathologist at Barts’ and the one who came to him in asking for aid.
It would have been for the best if he had waited for the sun to rise. Checked his goddamn watch at the very least. For here he was, standing in front of the open door leading to Doctor Hooper’s home. But instead of a limping man, he was greeted by the sight of a sleepy woman, in nothing but her undergarments, not even a dressing gown over them! A set of oddly familiar brown eyes looking at him over the haze of sleep and confusion.
“ I’m. . . terribly sorry. I thought — Is this not Doctor Hooper’s house? ”
closed starter ╳ @mollythepathologist .
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2nd person in rp replies. 2nd person is extremely tricky to write. and do well. i get if it’s a drabble or musings or what not, but for replies im not a fan.
Send me a “ 🔥 “ for an unpopular opinion. II accepting
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🤙 Bump into my muse
WHERE HAD THEY PUT THAT FILE? –––– This is why Penelope kept everything on her computer. Sure, it was always smart to have hard copies, but why were these filing cabinets so disorganized? The tech analyst mumble to herself, sliding a finger across another stack of labels until- ‘ Aha! ’ Finally! She reaches for the file, but it doesn’t budge. Brows furrow. Second yank, a bit harder; no dice. ‘ Seriously, you overrated piece of paper? ’ she growls before using both of her hands to snatch the records from their spot. Upon doing this, she’s slightly propelled backwards, and into another person she hadn’t noticed was there. ‘ Oh, jeeze- sorry, honey! I didn’t see you there, ’
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