Exposed
After a knock down, drag out mission, you and the rest of 141, along with Konig, were ready for some rest. Of course, that wasn't possible while all of you were bleeding out and suffering from various injuries. You were intent on tending to theirs, but didn't account for the fact that you were one person and they were 4 very big men with little regard for themselves.
Tags: Wound care, cutting clothing off, descriptions of blood, alcohol is involved, and comfort.
Characters: Female Reader, Captain John Price, Simon 'Ghost' Riley, Johnny 'Soap' Mactavish, and Konig.
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War torn and exhausted, Task Force 141 returned to base to rest before gearing up for the next mission. Out of all of you, your wounds were the least demanding in need for attention, but that didn’t stop them from obsessing over them like you were seconds from death. You knew you were bleeding a little, but you were barely grazed by a bullet. It was nothing in comparison to their injuries.
“Sit down.” Price said, “Soap, get the med kit.”
“Guys, really, I’m okay. It doesn’t even hurt.” You tossed your gear down and kicked your boots off, “if anyone needs the med kit, it’s Konig. His finger is hanging on by a thread. Literally.”
Konig sat down with a heavy thud on the sofa, “nein, it’s fine.”
“Sit.” Ghost pulled a chair out for you.
“You’re almost as bad as Konig. Can you even see out of that eye anymore?”
“I have another.” He said as if it wasn’t a big deal to have someone bash him in the face, crack his mask, and leave a gash across his eye which was still bleeding.
“Got the kit.” Soap returned and placed the first aid kit on the table, “let’s have a look at you.”
“Seriously? You’re dripping blood everywhere like you’re leaving breadcrumbs for the enemy and you’re worried about me?” You felt like you were crazy for thinking they needed to be helped first. It was like they had no perception of their own injuries.
Price grabbed your arm and led you over to the chair, “sit. That’s an order.”
You sat down with a sigh, “fine, but if one of you dies while I’m putting a Band-Aid over this papercut, then I’m bringing you back to life and killing you myself.”
Soap sat down across from you and opened the kit while you rolled your sleeve up past your elbow.
“No, take it off.” Ghost said.
“Off.” Price ordered in a stern tone that left no room for an argument.
You rolled your eyes and grabbed the hem of your shirt. The second you tried to lift it over your head, you winced, which was apparently the wrong thing to do because they all tensed at the sight of you being in pain.
“Need a hand?” Soap offered.
“Nope. I got it. Just give me a second.” You took a deep breath in, trying to prepare yourself, but before you could try again, Ghost and Price were on either side of you helping you lift it over your head and tossing it to the floor.
“Steamin’ Jesus.” Soap said.