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totallynotrobin) wrote2014-05-30 03:42 pm
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Sex Therapist AU
Stiles is sure this was a terrible idea. Absolutely terrible. He's shaking as he sits, waiting, in the man's office. After everything that happened...he can't do this. He should leave. No - he isn leaving. He's going to walk out that door and -
But Stiles is frozen by fear. His nails are digging into his palm, jaw clenched. Move. Get up. Get out before he shows up. I'm sorry, Dr. Hale, I couldn't make it. Yeah. Sounds plausible.
It was a Wrong Place, Wrong Time type of thing. Actually, it was the Wrong Drink. Worst part was, it wasn't even meant for him. But when the guy figured out he'd roofie'd the wrong kid, well - might as well get something out of it, right? And for some sick reason, that made him feel worse, that he wasn't the intended target. That he was some kind of second class, even for a sick fuck like that. From there, it was all downhill.
So he's stuck in that chair, dreading the moment his new therapist opened the door.
But Stiles is frozen by fear. His nails are digging into his palm, jaw clenched. Move. Get up. Get out before he shows up. I'm sorry, Dr. Hale, I couldn't make it. Yeah. Sounds plausible.
It was a Wrong Place, Wrong Time type of thing. Actually, it was the Wrong Drink. Worst part was, it wasn't even meant for him. But when the guy figured out he'd roofie'd the wrong kid, well - might as well get something out of it, right? And for some sick reason, that made him feel worse, that he wasn't the intended target. That he was some kind of second class, even for a sick fuck like that. From there, it was all downhill.
So he's stuck in that chair, dreading the moment his new therapist opened the door.
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"No." If that comes out a little too quickly, well. Stiles coughs and leans back. "Uh, no thank you, doctor. I'm fine." He doesn't take drinks from strangers anymore. He has to walk into McDonald's to fill his own cup now.
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"Alright, but if you need anything just tell me alright? I'd like you to feel the most comfortable here." he assures the boy with a polite smile. "I, for the record, will have a glass if you don't mind." he says and leans over to take one of the glasses from the table and pour himself some water from the pitcher.
"Tell me about yourself first. I know it's an awful question, but we have to start somewhere don't we?" Peter smiles a little and takes his glass to take a sip as he is eying the boy.
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Stiles snorts to himself. He doesn't think it's possible.
"About me? What...do you want to know?" If he starts right in on why he's there, Stiles might run. Maybe. Probably.
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"I live in Beacon Hills. I go to Beacon Hills High, I have a best friend named Scott and uh - not, not much else." Stiles swallows and stares down at his hands. "I didn't do my Chem homework. The teacher is a prick."
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It helps when Peter talks about himself. It lets Stiles listen instead of talking himself. He doesn't have to say much, but he can say enough. Good technique.
"I used to play lacrosse." Not anymore. "I don't do anything."
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Stiles threads his fingers, toying with them, full of nervous energy. "I just stopped. After..." Implied meaning. "I didn't feel like getting a beat down anymore."
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"Was it recent? That you quit?" he asks. Maybe it's easier to talk about lacrosse for now and he can get a time that how long Stiles needed to work up the courage to come to him.
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"About…8 months." Stiles murmurs, He's a smart kid, he knows what he's asking, but it's subtle so he'll answer.
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"Weren't your bored? With doing nothing all this time?" he asks in a low voice.
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(( ooc: eep! just as I'm about to leave for the night xD quick tag before i gooo ))
"Sort of. I played a lot of video games."
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Peter smiles a little.
"Are you good in video games then?"
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"I like to think so."
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"I suppose you were playing games before you quit lacrosse too." Peter starts and takes his glass again to drink. "Why didn't you stop that too?"
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Stiles smiles a little before it dissipates. He sighs, then answers, "To be honest; because I don't have to leave my house for that."
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"But you're still going to school and meet your friends, aren't you?" Peter tilts his head.
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"When I have to," Stiles mumbles. He's been missing a lot, skipping, not doing his homework. And Scott's the only person he sees anymore; even that is scarce. Not for lack of trying on Scott's part.
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"Are you skipping school a lot, Stiles? How often?" he asked, glancing back up at the boy.
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"…we've got that patient confidentiality bullshit, right?" Stiles pauses to ask. His dad knows, but not the extent of it.
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"It's not exactly bullshit you know. But yes, I'm not allowed to talk about to a third party of our conversations without your permission." he nods, not taking his eyes off Stiles.
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"Not even my dad." Stiles clarifies, staring back at him. He's half-convinced this whole thing is bullshit, but that sliver of a chance that it isn't is what's keeping him going.
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"Every day." Stiles admits quietly. "Almost all day, usually."
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