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primeval100Title: Tea
Word Count: 100
Rating: PG
Challenge: #96 tea
Characters/Pairing: Nick Cutter
Warnings: None
Authors Notes: Thanks to Luka for betaing and for pointing out open office can't count
He wrapped his hands around the mug. He could feel the heat seeping into them, almost burning his palms. He hadn't drowned. Stephen had brought him home in time and breathed life back into him, but he still felt a chill. He took a long, slow sip of the tea. He was becoming too English – his world had been turned upside down and here he was drinking tea as if it as some kind of panacea. The tea was familiar though, comforting. In the face of anomalies and dinosaurs and bloody Helen, at least there was one normal thing left.
Word Count: 100
Rating: PG
Challenge: #96 tea
Characters/Pairing: Nick Cutter
Warnings: None
Authors Notes: Thanks to Luka for betaing and for pointing out open office can't count
He wrapped his hands around the mug. He could feel the heat seeping into them, almost burning his palms. He hadn't drowned. Stephen had brought him home in time and breathed life back into him, but he still felt a chill. He took a long, slow sip of the tea. He was becoming too English – his world had been turned upside down and here he was drinking tea as if it as some kind of panacea. The tea was familiar though, comforting. In the face of anomalies and dinosaurs and bloody Helen, at least there was one normal thing left.
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Date: 2009-03-09 05:14 pm (UTC)Tea is very comforting *nods*
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Date: 2009-03-09 05:17 pm (UTC)