Harry Lockhart (
captain_fucking_magic) wrote2011-11-15 11:50 pm
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Round Two
Harry's still rather new to this whole Milliways business, and it takes him a good while to accept the fact that he went through the front door from Perry's house, and has now gone back through that same door to find himself in a completely different house.
He's going to ignore the whole other country business all together. For now.
"That's, uhm... What the fuck?"
OK, he wasn't sure what was going to happen, but this was not it.
He's going to ignore the whole other country business all together. For now.
"That's, uhm... What the fuck?"
OK, he wasn't sure what was going to happen, but this was not it.
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"This... this isn't possible."
His narration will never doubt Mary's sanity again. Well, not on this matter, anyway.
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Because this? Seriously fucking weird. Like, rats serving drinks weird.
"Yeah, OK," he says absently.
Congratulations, Mary. You've damn near rendered Harold Lockhart speechless.
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"Oh no..." She mumbles as she pushes it open instead.
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He ignores Mary entirely and fixes his cold gaze on the bloke she's brought in with him.
Mary may recognise the look on his face.
"I knew you liked that pile of dreck, but honestly?" he asks, not hiding the light smile that plays on the edge of his mouth. "Bringing home a cheap look-alike for a quick shag? I must say I'm a bit disappointed."
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Sherlock, in turn, waves his hand dismissively at Mary's comment.
"You gave me precisely ten seconds between sending off your text and opening the door," he says. "Where on Earth was I supposed to go? Unless you wanted me to climb out the window and face yet another arrest."
He remains remarkably calm throughout this entire thing.
"You should also know that your cat was sick on the carpet."
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She's not really expecting him to have cleaned it up.
"Also sorry about that, I thought I would take longer to get home if you were here."
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Harry, however, is still confused as all hell.
"Clue a guy in?" he asks. "What did he mean, 'cheap look-alike'?"
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"Harry, this is Sherlock. He's an artist. He also likes to make cheap shots. Yes I had noticed that he looks similar, no it did not inform my decision to bring him home, alright?"
She folds her arms and wishes (not for the first time) she was six inches taller.
"Anyway, what would I do? Insist on calling him Sherlock?"
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"Wait. Sherlock? What?" asks Harry. "I thought you said you never dated this guy?"
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"No, I didn't. In this London, there's a very popular movie about Sherlock Holmes. I must admit, you do have a strong resemblance to the lead. It's almost uncanny. I think he's taller though. But it's not why I brought you here. He's being a brat."
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Only because of the massive fucking heels on them.
Sherlock finds this whole display rather disgusting and gets up to rattle around in the kitchen. Loudly.
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"Sherlock!" Mary follows him into the kitchen. "It's time to go."
It's lovely he's practising his cockblock technique but seriously.
"You can come back later. You can even take the custard creams with you."
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Sherlock grabs the entire pack.
And the milk from the fridge for good measure.
And a left-over something in a Tupperwear. And with not so much as a passing glance to either of the other two, he swoops out of the flat like he should be wearing a cape. Even with the waist-length jacket, it's still impressive.
Harry is just confused.
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Mary pokes her head in the fridge, and yes, all the milk is gone.
"Come in, it's safe now. I can't offer you tea... Wine?" She sees the look on his face. "Oh dear. Look, don't worry about it, he's always like that. Oh. I should flick John a warning text."
She comes back into the living room carefully carrying two glasses and a bottle of wine, and pats the sofa next to her.
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He takes the wine, and unlike the beer from earlier, actually drinks it.
He's also wondering why no-one ever made him aware that he looks like some movie star.
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"Wait, you've never heard of Robert Downey Jr? And you're in LA? Who was Iron Man in your LA?"
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OK, to be fair, the first Iron Man film won't come out for two and a bit years, still. And Harry's narration has no fucking clue who will play Tony Stark if and when it does happen.
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"They never made the movie in your LA? Well, we should definitely watch it, I think you'll like it."
Mary puts down her wine-glass.
"We can get take-aways as well, if you like."
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Seriously, she's English. These people invented the goddamn language, so the least she could do is speak it.
"And you sure that won't like, violate some sort of time-space-whatever law?"
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Mary manages to understand and miss the point all at once, and is already on her knees sorting through her DVDs (one day she will alphabetise. Maybe she could annoy Sherlock into doing it?)
"And unless Tony Stark shows up at the door, we'll probably be fine on the space-time thing." She sits back on her heels and looks back at him. "Though if that does happen I suggest a threesome."
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All over the carpet.
"Fuck!" he chokes out.
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"You're ridiculous. Tony Stark is very unlikely to show up." She pours the salt on the stains on the carpet, and takes the wine-glass away from Harry. "Here. Mop up."
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