In the end, guilt-sick and confused, Mark left Roger to Maureen’s not-quite-as-gentle care, with very firm instructions not to hesitate in the dispensation of either painkillers or clonidine. He paced the streets without aim, sometimes with a blank mind, other times thinking a mile a minute. Roger hadn’t been in good shape when Maureen had entered ( Read more... )

001.Beginnings.
002.Middles.
003.Ends.
004.Firsts.
005.Lasts.

006.Hours.
007.Days.
008.Weeks.
009.Months.
010.Years.

011.Friends.
012.Enemies.
013.Lovers.
014.Strangers.
015.Classmates.

016.Family.
017.Parents.
018.Children.
019.Him.
020.Her.

021.Birth.
022.Death.
023.Life.
024.Choices.
025.Accident.

026.Smell.
027.Sound.
028.Touch.
029. ( Read more... )

Anger Management (1/4)
Rating: PG-13?
Pairing: Pierre/Chuck
Summary: Based loosely on the Adam Sandler movie of the same title, because Pat as the crazy doctor was too good to resist. Or: Chuck’s repressed and Pierre’s ready to go to extreme lengths to fix it. Enter a therapist who almost needs help more than his patients.
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