"We don't care if you're sick. You've got work to do."
"Do you want to get thrown up on?"
Just then, a third man entered the room and Terrier looked away, finger still twirling around the sheet he had in his hands.
"What seems to be the problem?"
"He says he's sick," one of the men advised, grabbing a fistful of Terrier's hair and dragging him into the light, "Does he look sick to you?"
Terrier chanced a glance into the eyes of the man who had turned his world into horror and chaos.
Cameron studied him for a moment, before lifting a hand to touch his forehead. Terrier stepped backwards, stumbling over the mattress but managing to hold himself up.
"If he says he's sick, he's sick," Cameron ensured, and Terrier held in a sigh of relief. "He knows we'll beat the crap out of him if he is caught lying, and he has no reason to lie. Isn't that right Terrier?"
Terrier gave a nod of his head, but stopped at the nausea it caused him.
"Leave him rest," Cameron ordered the other two away, "He'll only have twice as much to do when he's feeling better."
Terrier shut his eyes as they left the room, before collapsing to the mattress and pulling the sheets tight around him. Cameron had a soft side? No. Things were only going to be twice as worse when he was next checked up upon.
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