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[Another day of work done. Zhao made sure everything was put away and locked up before being the last to leave. Almost as though that were a signal, whatever strength that had been powering him through the day abruptly vanished.

Fuck. He'd been trying to stave this off, but he could feel sickness beginning to dog him. It's why he'd kept the cat at home; he didn't have the strength to really play with her and chase her around outside. His body felt heavy and his throat scratchy.

It wasn't often that he could track how fast sickness took him, but the 15 minute stroll from his place to the restaurant took 30 minutes. As soon as he walked in, he set his keys aside, took off his shoes, locked the door and face planted into the couch.

He should probably take something for whatever was currently bitchslapping him, but he was too exhausted to care. Joon-gi Han would be home soon, so he'd have to make dinner. Maybe he'd just nap until then....
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Date: 2025-02-08 02:31 am (UTC)
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[ He returned with a wooden tray laden with soup and tea, which he set on the coffee table. Taking a seat next to Zhao, he took one of the bowls and carefully handed it to him. Chun-Li, who was perched on the back of the couch, stretched over Zhao's shoulder and sniffed at the steam wafting from his bowl before curling back up again, clearly uninterested in sneaking a bite. ]

I already checked, but we're out of cold medicine. I'll run by the pharmacy while you take a bath. There's a few things I need to grab from the grocery store anyway.

[ He picked up one of the mugs and settled back against the couch, savoring the warmth against his palms. He leaned against Zhao, shoulders brushing, and felt Chun-Li stretching behind his head. He smiled as she began to purr. ]

I guess this would be a good time to try my hand at making samgye-tang, don't you think? If you eat that, I'm sure you'll get over your cold in no time.

[ His mother always made samgye-tang for him whenever he was sick. She would bring it to him on a big silver platter that she'd found at a junk sale, like he was a little prince in a storybook. She would sit on the edge of his bed and make sure that he ate it all. Because a bowl of homemade samgye-tang, filled with a mother's love, was the most reliable way to cure any cold.

Joon-gi sipped at his tea and gently pushed those memories aside. He wished that his mother had taught him the recipe, but in lieu of that, there was always the internet. It would have to do.
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