Eddie sat out under a tree, fingering the cell phone in his pocket.

Waiting tasted like the memory of too much bourbon. Like ashes in his mouth and bugs crawling under his skin. Like everything bad Eddie could think of and then have nightmares about. Like cold sweat and being tired and not sleeping.

Jason had been gone too long. Too, too long.

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Thankyou so much to whoever is generously paying for Eddie's paid account. I should've had this post up sooner, put it down to Christmas laziness.

Finally Eddie and Jason were making it to the farm, managing the last drive without getting distracted by each other. Too much.

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From here.Once they were both coherent and collected enough to adjust their clothes, try standing up and then walk back to the car, Eddie was happy to let Jason drive for a while. He figured if he tried he'd probably end up causing a car accident or something ( Read more... )

Eddie sat in the doorway of the front door of the safehouse, bored out of his mind. He was going to have talk to Jason soon about staying there. Aside from the fact that he was going to go nuts if he was stuck there any longer, he did have some responsibilities. As few and far between as they were. He was expected to show up for training, for team ( Read more... )

1. Tell me something obvious about you.( Read more... )

He was in a safe house. A goddamm fucking safe house. ( Read more... )

It should have been in his parents. They were the ones were who supposed to raise him, teach him, mold him into an upstanding person. But. They were killed in a car accident before he could even remember them. ( Read more... )

There was nothing to do until Jason came back. Eddie tried doing some chores, tried to make a start at organizing some of his things. It was all too mundane, too surreal, and what he really wanted to do was just have Jason back. Eddie gave up trying after awhile of not getting anything done ( Read more... )

From hereEddie didn't say a word the whole drive home. He was trying too hard not to freak out, to think too much that someone out there actually wanted to hurt him. Worse, wanted to hurt Jason. When they pulled up, he eyed the familiar surroundings that now looked a lot more threatening than usual. His home was a fair way from any other people. A ( Read more... )