Title: Paid the Price (to live with myself)
Author:
girl_wonder Summary: WWII AU. Berlin, 1945.
Fandom: NHL RPS (Dubinsky/Zherdev)
A/N: This is written for
cathybites for
help_haiti. I am so sorry that it took this long to get written. But! It is just in time to be a birthday present?
Thanks and thanks and thanks to
tassosss and
spookshowbaby for the beta and support. Much love.
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'It is a fucking miracle that you do not get your head shot off by our allies, Avery,' Voros said. )
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Zherdev leaned forward, breath hot and clammy against Brandon's ear. "Kolya."
ldka;ldka;lsdkald I DON'T EVEN. WHAT? It's just so hot and *intimate*.
Shanahan smiled, and suddenly Brandon remembered why they still trusted him, still liked him as he went from Lieutenant to Captain.
EEEEEEE! SHANNY! I love him in this. LOVE. Him and Jagr. but you knew that I would, didn't you? :P
Like once they were alone, doing this, they were the people they were before the war.
There's just something about this. Like, it's not a lot, but it builds this whole scene in my head - or, a series of scenes, really - of what they're like together.
It was just food, and this was just a kiss.Yes. YES. Because, y'know, yes, they're just, but so much more. HEART FOREVER ( ... )
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Much, much love, hon.
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Thanks again!
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- One thing that I really liked in this fic was the play with languages. I adored how Avery could be just obnoxious enough to piss people off who barely speak his language. You did a great thing with the obvious barrier they really would have had, too: so often people translate "ESL" or what have you to "slow child-speak". But that usually isn't the case: you just get this mangled thing of different languages. A specific example in your story was just right away, Avery knowing just a few words but able to get his meaning across. (God, it's so obvious I'm a language whore, isn't it?) And the proper French location stuff later made me all happy inside. ^_ ( ... )
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Yes, I have to admit one of the reasons this took so long to write was that I kept tripping up on my desire to be historically accurate while knowing for a fact that I couldn't possibly be 100%. If that makes sense. So I'm glad that it worked for you.
Thanks again for the feedback.
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