Happy things!

[anamuan]

+today's sermon, which was AWESOME.
+lunch after church :9
+not having to take home leftovers.
+catching up with people
+warm food for dinner
+talking to sillyandmorbid on the phone
+finally catching mycroftnext on gchat, even if it was only for 10 minutes

incidentally, drabble post. pairing and/or fandom and prompt, please.

♣ JE; "You know what they do to guys like us in

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[shenron118]

JE; "You know what they do to guys like us in prison."

[anamuan]

"Unbarricade the door and come out with your hands raised above your head," the ranking police officer calls through the bullhorn. Damn, it was getting tight. They weren't supposed to be there. They were supposed to have gotten into the bank, wriggled their way through the security system with the help of their inside man, and then gotten out smoothly with Junno behind the wheel of the getaway car parked a block over, on top of a storm drain whose cover had been conveniently removed.

But the best laid plans of mice and men oft go awry, and awry they went today. They got into the bank, and they got through the security system smooth as butter. Jin was the best in his field, after all, even if you couldn't count on him to be enthusiastic about it. But then Kame received a all too tightly controlled phone call from Junno's burn phone

[anamuan]

"Let's just say, hypothetically speaking, of course, that I needed to move a body," Jin said, coming up to Shige in the hallway outside the practice room NEWS was currently using.

"You know what they do to guys like us in prison," Shige muttered darkly. Jin crossed Shige off his list of potential accomplices. He couldn't count on someone who thought that way. He'd be overly cautious, and would probably be willing to give Jin up in a deal with the DA to get out of prison time himself.

Jin went to find Koyama. Koyama was too much of a sweetheart to deny him, but that soft-hearted nature of his might pose other problems during the getaway. And law enforcement might try to appeal to his better nature or something. For non-violent crimes, though, Koyama might be an asset. He'd have to ask him a few questions.