[The nurse's office feels like an impossible trek right now, but asking Ranger to go get it would be too much on top of this. Maybe he can try and sneak in after hours when everyone's asleep...? He knows how to read a bottle, it should be fine. Or would during class be better... the thought of classes alone makes him feel worse right now. This feels like too much future to think about.]
Guess I'll text you if things start going wrong...
[As far as he knows Ranger only has a PDA so... it would have to be network ping, and Shin is already mentally pigeonholing it as 'last last last resort'. Unknowingly, he settles similarly; crosslegged, bent over, thumb hovering over the delete button before going to turn the phone off. The rustle of it being pocketed. Ranger is giving him a chance to set the record; how does he actually use this? What to say? Especially when there's elements Shin doesn't understand himself, that choppy disjunct between how things should have ended and how they actually did.]
...it's a long story. How much do you know about what happened... after you died?
[There's probably a more tactful way to put it, but it's not coming to mind. But it's good to know what Ranger has or hasn't been already told, because the conversation hinges so heavily on Sara having called him there for that still stinging reason, at least in part.]
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[The nurse's office feels like an impossible trek right now, but asking Ranger to go get it would be too much on top of this. Maybe he can try and sneak in after hours when everyone's asleep...? He knows how to read a bottle, it should be fine. Or would during class be better... the thought of classes alone makes him feel worse right now. This feels like too much future to think about.]
Guess I'll text you if things start going wrong...
[As far as he knows Ranger only has a PDA so... it would have to be network ping, and Shin is already mentally pigeonholing it as 'last last last resort'. Unknowingly, he settles similarly; crosslegged, bent over, thumb hovering over the delete button before going to turn the phone off. The rustle of it being pocketed. Ranger is giving him a chance to set the record; how does he actually use this? What to say? Especially when there's elements Shin doesn't understand himself, that choppy disjunct between how things should have ended and how they actually did.]
...it's a long story. How much do you know about what happened... after you died?
[There's probably a more tactful way to put it, but it's not coming to mind. But it's good to know what Ranger has or hasn't been already told, because the conversation hinges so heavily on Sara having called him there for that still stinging reason, at least in part.]