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the hollow men au
Even a bar at the end of the universe has its quiet nights and tonight is one of them ( Read more... ) -
oomm: somebody must get hurt
He is in the library and he cannot get out ( Read more... ) -
for Matt
Two flights up and turn left; halfway down the hall is room 122. Rache unlocks the door and holds it open ( Read more... ) -
for science!
This evening, Rache has staked a claim to one of the couches. There's a half-full glass of whiskey on the coffee table beside him, but most of his attention is devoted to the book in his lap--the complete works of William Shakespeare, courtesy of the bar's library.
He's working his way through Othello at the moment. (It's a wonder this Iago ( Read more... ) -
for Strat
It's been five days since his visit to Baker Street. Rache is making plans.
(He is free but he has no resources. Travel costs; his room and board here costs. He is considering prize fights or thievery. Some perverse part of him wants to try his hand a detective work.)
For now, he has tea and a good view of the bar. It's enough. -
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[the morning after...]
Rache is slow to wake up. He likes the hedonistic pleasure of staying half asleep, feeling heavy and drowsy and satisfied.
Sherlock does not take near as much time.
(We have company.
Of course we do. That's the idea.
I recommend you start counting limbs.
Oh, that sounds like a fun game.
Rache--Rache snuggles closer ( Read more... ) -
there's a place i know, if you're looking for a show...
This set of clothes fits better. He made it to Baker Street and John didn't shoot him on sight. It's a good day, all things considered ( Read more... ) -
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The drugs were a mistake.
He's waited an hour and the shaking still isn't under control. What he needs, much to his chagrin, is a doctor. He pulls open the bedroom door.
The hallway is not on the other side.
It's somewhere new, which most definitely outweighs any misery he feels ( Read more... )