the great attraction of insomnia
Monday, August 29th, 2011Brad didn’t shift, didn’t move, and Nate smiled; maybe there was some kind of Nate-shaped hole in Brad’s defense system, something that let Nate enter when all others were barred.
Brad didn’t shift, didn’t move, and Nate smiled; maybe there was some kind of Nate-shaped hole in Brad’s defense system, something that let Nate enter when all others were barred.
They figured out the car wasn’t going to make it about a hundred miles out of Sacramento.
Like the Tide by templemarker Notes: First begun as a reponse to a prompt in riventhorn‘s Happy Gay Farmers post last month, “a storm’s coming.” With grateful thanks to samjohnsson for uber beta skills. *** The weather is changeable here. Marcus, for all his years spent in the company of his soldiers and then his uncle, and of […]
He contemplated this in the warm amber of his glass when the chair next to him was pulled out and a familiar frame dropped into it. Mike ducked out of his bag and set it next to him, and Harvey suppressed a sigh. Every time that stupid bag marred the line of Mike’s suit, no matter how poorly constructed it was, it ruined the line and made Harvey’s eyes hurt looking at him.