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[He's put off doing this notification as long as he can, hoping against hope that she'll turn up again, that her physical absence and alias's disappearance from the directory are mistakes, that there is another explanation waiting to be found. But it's been three long days, and no sign of her. She has friends, and they probably deserve to know, too.]
Sharon's gone.
[Yes, he's upset. No, he doesn't want to talk about it.]
I'm taking over maintenance of her emergency supply cache network, but I could use some help.
[Grieving? What grieving, there's work to be done.]
Sharon's gone.
[Yes, he's upset. No, he doesn't want to talk about it.]
I'm taking over maintenance of her emergency supply cache network, but I could use some help.
[Grieving? What grieving, there's work to be done.]
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I would like to help.
I'm very sorry. I have also lost someone this way. It is very difficult.
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( What more is there to say? Kate feels hollow reading those words. Concentrating on the practical things is easier. )
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Where are you?
[ She at least uses her voice, wild as it is, to ask, rather than just text (as if she could, with her hands shaking). ]
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For what it's worth, I'm sorry.
I've been keeping an eye on the caches on my patrol route, but I can pick up a few more to make sure they stay supplied.
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[And he thinks it goes without saying that he's really sorry to hear this.]
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I've already been checking on a few, I can take more if you need me to.
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can help with the supply caches. want to. she was a
friend.
[That's probably what you'd call people who go out of their ways to dig you up from being buried alive. Sharon was good enough to have returned the favor, despite their disagreements at the time.]
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[She doesn't know him, she doesn't know this Sharon, but it doesn't matter. She knows how she would feel if she lost someone she cared about. Loss is never easy.]
It sounds like she was doing good work.
If I can help at all, I'd like to.
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[ Grieving is for losers. ]
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Sharon of all people. [ Not that it wouldn't be a problem if it were someone else. These disappearances are disconcerting and horrible. ]
I'm really sorry, Mello. I'll miss her too.
And I'll help with the cache.
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[Adam is terrible at talking about his feelings, especially to someone he doesn't know that well, but Sharon was a person he genuinely cared about, and he knows how she felt about Mello. So he tries.]
I guess I should have expected it, this place takes everyone eventually. But I didn't. She's been here as long as me. This feels unfair.
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