errol a. woolf. 47. sherrif of wiltshire county. formerly of nottingham.
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The sigh makes Errol snort, a soft, barely-there breath of air huffed through his nose, before the corner of his mouth turns up. "Jus' lemme know if ye want any 'elp."
He wasn't too terribly bad with these things, even if he didn't look to be able to do something or another.
"Ye ain't old," Errol mumbles, shaking his head. "An' neither are yer eyes." He was ganglion and tall and sharp-edged and different in places Errol himself was not, but he wasn't old, nor was he particularly ugly - the next thing to come out of his mouth if he's not careful.
worse for wear || perol
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Errol can see the frown from the corner of his eye, but he nods approvingly - albeit very, very carefully - when Perry toes off his shoes and sets them beside the sofa. At most they'd get sniffed, but the girls would leave them be.
The other man disappears into the depths of the flat, and Errol hears him rummage in the kitchen before he comes back with pills and a water glass, which he sets beside the couch.
He leans over, carefully, and snags them, popping them dry before washing them down.
A huff of laughter escapes and Errol turns, temples throbbing. Tilting his head to the side, Errol lifts the hair near the ear that has the chunk missing, showing the ugly scar that cut through the side of his hair. "'S damage from when I got shot, Perry. I was in a coma fer a few months after. Get 'em occasionally. I can manage it most o' th' time."
Blinding Ideas | Perry & Errol
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Listen - he didnt rely on the girls for his safety measures. Not usually. But this had been a rather dire situation, and one that he hadn't had the misfortune of experiencing this severely since before he was turned.
Still, he could hear Perry moving away to find the keys. He can hear the faint jangling as he walks, the lock as it clicks in the door, the shoes against the wood as he comes back. "I can literally 'ear yer 'eartbeat, Perry," he mumbles, "'take off yer shoes if ye wanna stay. 'S quieter."
Adjusting himself, Errol uncovers his head and runs a careful hand through his hair to sweep the curls back, eyes squinting even in the dim light. "'Ve got a migraine. Had it fer two fuckin' days. Me own fault, 'cause I was doin' too much. Ain't had one this bad since before I was turned."
And needless to say, it was rough.
"Stuff fer Eilonwy 's one t' table, whenever ye wanna go get it. Meds, too, if yer bein' nice."
Blinding Ideas | Perry & Errol
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@notbad-justsungthatway
When Jess smiles, Errol grins back, ever so slightly. He likes when his friend is glad, happier when she looks it. Though she was rightfully wary of his profession, Errol was glad he'd earned her trust enough to get to see parts of the real Jessica, like this.
He snorts a second later, covering it with a cough and then drinking from his glass.
"Oh aye, real sweetheart, 'at one. Puts up wif me well enough. An' he knows. Well. Too, now I s'pose." Errol cuts his eyes over to the woman, gauging her reaction, before smirking over at her. "But yer right. Needs all t' help he can get. Damn place ain't jus' a lil' fing anymore, an' while Hiro's a good lad. Dunna act th' maggot, which 's helpful."
Then he realizes what he's said and huffs, reorienting himself in his seat, glass loose between his fingers.
"Means he dunna act like a idiot, sorry Jessie. 'S jus'...Perry's place, eh? Perry's rules, 'ow it goes."
Dinner Dates || Jess & Errol
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Errol had been working to get more information out for the case Perry had given him information for. That's what had caused this. He should have known better, really. He knew his limits, but he pushed them and prodded them, and it meant he'd suffer for it.
Since his official retirement, Errol hadn't quite known what to do with himself, so he throws himself into information, racking up leads, data, anything he could find. He was good at what he did, after all, and it meant maybe that they could give Eilwony the closure she wanted.
Still, the poundingpoundingpounding behind his eyes was incessant, and it had grown to such a degree that he couldn't look at anything, could have the lights on.
He was curled up beneath a mound of blankets, flashes of color igniting behind his eyes. Every time he moved, breathed, thought - it was too loud.
Someone knocks and it's nearly deafening. Errol groans quietly, shifting beneath the blankets, but doesn't say anything, call out. He knows the door is unlocked, but Delilah and Dublin are in the house; he'd be fine. He hears their claws quietly clicking on the floor as they seek out who it is that's come into their home, quiet, careful.
But, it's just Perry. They know him, they trust him, and they quickly come back to the couch, Delilah jumping up to lay across his legs and Dublin at the foot.
"Fuckin' christ, Perry, please don't talk so loud." His stmach rolls as he speaks, and Errol clamps his mouth ahut for a momwnt untol the nausea passes. "On t' counter, a dish. Was fine, th' girls're here."
Blinding Ideas | Perry & Errol
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December 4th: Errol + Dark Academia/Ship: Perol
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Errol continues pacing, even while he half-turns and listens to the other man's muttering. He can hear it, even when it isn't directed at him.
The face he's pulls when he talks about taxes and paperwork, office supplies and running books, makes the older man laugh. It's quiet, more a chuckle or a puff of air out of his chest, but a laugh nevertheless. "Fine, one fuckin' account, then. 'S neater, 'it's true." And it was. It would make expenses easier to track, invoices easier to file.
The other man's own amusement hitches a little grin up on Errol's mouth, but it quickly scurries away in the face of self-deprecation. He turns and Saunders passed the desk again, snagging his own mug as he walks and bringing it to his mouth for a drink, shrugging a shoulder.
It bothers him, actually, that the man thinks so little of himself.
"Eh, 's easy 'cause 'ere's aalways a bit o' truth tah t' fings I say, Perry." He had kind eyes, in a manner of speaking. The kind eyes that made someone want to tell you what your problem was. Errol's had never been that nice, even in all the years he'd softened them.
worse for wear || perol
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Much as he'd done before he'd retired from the PD – which still didn't seem very real, if he was being truly honest with himself – Errol was up early for a jog through Enchantra with the girls, then stops at Hatter's for a cuppa.
Both Delilah and Dublin are sitting, leads wrapped around the legs of his chair, while Errol sips at his drink and reads a book. It was rare when he was working full-time that he had much downtime. It was weird, sometimes, to have it now.
"Eh? Which one's 'at," he asks, hearing his table mate speaking. While he was muttering to himself, it was loud enough to be heard a table away. Taking a drink from his cup, Errol twists to look at the man, a brow arching "'S it t' prison or somefin' less problematic?"
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@notbad-justsungthatway
Errol nods, humming. It sucked, but that was the way of things sometimes. They sucked bollocks.
But if she was willing to look past it, then Errol wasn't going to push the issue.
"Settle intah t' idea I ain't gotta go in tah work so early," he quips, taking a drink. "But, ah, 've been workin' wif Perry fer a while, off an' on. Figure I might see if he needs any extra hands 'round th' office."
Dinner Dates || Jess & Errol
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Errol had learned how to mend things years ago, how to repair them and make them new. He'd also learned, growing up with as little money as they'd had, how to make things go for as long as possible.
As he'd gotten older, more money, he'd grown out of the habit, but it still reared its head, on occasion.
"Mm if ye wanna. Ain't like yah haveta, though," Errol replies, shrugging a shoulder gingerly. Everything hurt, and was starting to throb, now that he wasn't mobile.
Placing his feet onto the ground, he stands with a stretch, sighing softly as things pop before he starts to walk the perimeter of the room, a slow, winding meander.
"Jus' bat 'ose big ol' eyes an' ye'll be fine, I fink."
worse for wear || perol
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Errol listens, like he always does, and files what he's hearing away. A faint grimace colors his face at the mention of what DeSoto has to do, of the long-standing acts that cancel. He understands, in a way, but in others he does not.
So, he merely nods and says nothing. Lets Jess talk, get it out, because she clearly needs to. He just sips at his wine.
"Mm, alright. Fair enough. We can table 'at, then. No harm in chattin', though 'm sorry 's been so bad."
Dinner Dates || Jess & Errol
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Errol rolls his eyes at the man when Perry glances at him from over the top of the file, yet he still laughs, shakes his head. The man is far from serious and Errol doubts he could pay it off that way even if he'd wanted to.
"An' yet I bought ye new ones. Ain't a freeloader if 'm replacin' 'em," he chirps, taking another drink from his cup before leaning back and stretching out in his chair.
Everything hurt, and whether that was from the moonpull or the brawl he'd just been in, Errol didn't quite know.
"Ye could do far worse than sound like me, Flynn. But I ain't burnin' bridges, 'specially if it 'elps get information. Playin' nice ain't as 'ard as ye fink it is. Been doin' it fer years."
worse for wear || perol
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@notbad-justsungthatway
Errol only knew he hadn't overstepped by the amusement on her face. So, he nods, and grins and moves right along.
He snorts, too, and crooks his head to the side. "Nah, I ain't bein' dumb. Bein' hopeful. Fer most people, 's somefin'. Fer t' people in t' club, I dunna think it is. Ye ain't subtle. Ye tell people what ye are, an' people know what Lucky is. Ain't thay far a stretch."
Dinner Dates || Jess & Errol
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"Yer tools an' ye cannae keep them clean or whole," he teases, voice lifting upward on the ends. A snort escapes at the response, however, because it was entirely plausible that Perry had needed the head of one for something or other.
But he doesn't have a way to wave him off, so Errol keeps on.
Hooking his own mug between his hands, Errol takes a sip and shrugs a shoulder. "Wasna hard. Still have a bit o' pull 'ere an' there, but ye sound like me mam. When I say I was nice I mean I didna order 'em tah give it tah me.....the first time I asked. Or even th' third. Could jus' gone rootin' around in their computers but I didna."
worse for wear || perol
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Grinning, Errol nods and holds up his hands in a placating, 'you win' gesture. "Right, right. Jus' a thought. I getcha. But I dunno if 'at's it at all. She seems busy, but she's always singin'."
But hey. She was right. What did he know?
"Succubus, werewolf - dunno if that matters any, now fer that. But I understand. Now, what's this 'bout th' rest o' yer staff? How're they?"
Dinner Dates || Jess & Errol
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Errol offers another grin, this one bigger, at the other man's words.
When Tom comes over to shake his hand, Errol grips his in one, then covers it with the other, shake firm, giving it a bit of a squeeze over the top of his knuckles.
"Fink yah will, Tom, an' I can make 'at a promise. If ye need anyfin', jus' ask." And he meant it. While he was stepping down, it wasn't a gone for good, not for him. Despite the fact of what he was now, he'd always felt he could do more good here, and working with Perry, well, it'd still be that.
Just in a different, freer capacity.
last call || terrol
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Errol knew, probably, that Lils would try again. She liked him - he was her only favorite uncle, after all - but he also didn't want her showing up unannounced again.
"'S t' plan," he murmurs, thumb and forefinger bracketing his jaw and chin as he waits for the other man to peruse the report. "I take care of 'em fine, thank ye kindly. I ain't never let 'rm snap heads off," he points out, leaning forward to move the mug into the path of Perry's questing hand.
"'Sides, ain't like t' report was hard tah get. I jus' asked nicely." After he'd done a bit of poking and prodding and annoying, that is, but he had. He could've just...taken it.
worse for wear || perol
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