fic: 104 - 106
Title: 104 - 106
Fandom: Leverage
Characters: Parker and Team
Word Count: 300 (100 a piece)
Rating: PG
Summary: Comment fics for each episode.
Author's Notes: Voice Finding.
1.04 The Miracle Job
Parker never had friends. She didn’t believe in friends. A team, fine, sure, she could wrap her head around that, but friends?
The conversion of the unbelieving - that was usually what a miracle was. Nate had said that himself.
All that night she dreaded the idea of Sophie asking her about the play, and when she sat down on Hardison’s desk the next morning demanding his guidance, he’d told her to lie about it. To tell Sophie it was great. Make something up.
After all, Sophie was maybe becoming like a friend, and Parker didn’t want to hurt her feelings.
1.05 The Bank Shot Job
Sophie complained about work politics, Hardison complained about the heat and Internet, Eliot scowled more often than he usually did, and Nate had that vaguely hostile gait to his step that meant he wanted to punch the mark.
They switched hotels, they switched diners daily, they had fake names and addresses and postal boxes, and they were very careful to not be seen as a group.
But they were a group. And they were all together, at the end of the day.
So Parker grew to like the town, if only because it gave her a sense of… something constant.
1.06 The Stork Job
Parker wasn’t stupid. She knew she was the odd ball, the one outside looking in. Parker was always different, always a little weird - the one who flew off the handle, who put everyone in danger.
That was fine. She never expected to ever be anything more. Surviving was already hard enough.
Except, Alec liked her. Hardison, he liked her. And he’d wanted to save those kids who were going to turn out like her.
They were a little more than just a team, even kind-of like friends. Hardison though… sometimes she felt like he was more than just a friend.
Fandom: Leverage
Characters: Parker and Team
Word Count: 300 (100 a piece)
Rating: PG
Summary: Comment fics for each episode.
Author's Notes: Voice Finding.
1.04 The Miracle Job
Parker never had friends. She didn’t believe in friends. A team, fine, sure, she could wrap her head around that, but friends?
The conversion of the unbelieving - that was usually what a miracle was. Nate had said that himself.
All that night she dreaded the idea of Sophie asking her about the play, and when she sat down on Hardison’s desk the next morning demanding his guidance, he’d told her to lie about it. To tell Sophie it was great. Make something up.
After all, Sophie was maybe becoming like a friend, and Parker didn’t want to hurt her feelings.
1.05 The Bank Shot Job
Sophie complained about work politics, Hardison complained about the heat and Internet, Eliot scowled more often than he usually did, and Nate had that vaguely hostile gait to his step that meant he wanted to punch the mark.
They switched hotels, they switched diners daily, they had fake names and addresses and postal boxes, and they were very careful to not be seen as a group.
But they were a group. And they were all together, at the end of the day.
So Parker grew to like the town, if only because it gave her a sense of… something constant.
1.06 The Stork Job
Parker wasn’t stupid. She knew she was the odd ball, the one outside looking in. Parker was always different, always a little weird - the one who flew off the handle, who put everyone in danger.
That was fine. She never expected to ever be anything more. Surviving was already hard enough.
Except, Alec liked her. Hardison, he liked her. And he’d wanted to save those kids who were going to turn out like her.
They were a little more than just a team, even kind-of like friends. Hardison though… sometimes she felt like he was more than just a friend.