[OOMs:carry on my wayward son

there'll be peace when you are done

lay your weary head to rest

don't you cry no more

]

So. Nine-to-fiving it at the Apple store? Sadly starting to lose its charm ( Read more... )

(A few hours after this.)The front door to Milliways opens on an early morning somewhere in the woods. Andrew Wells stumbles in, pale and shivering, a second jacket draped around his shoulders over the one he's already wearing; Sam Winchester is a few steps behind him, still outside. Andrew stops just inside the door to lean against the doorjamb ( Read more... )

He's been spending most of his time at Milliways since he and Sam talked; he's been reluctant to leave at all except to pick up things he needs, afraid of returning and finding that weeks have gone by for Sam in his absence, afraid of being too late again ( Read more... )

The front door opens, and Andrew Wells -- yes, the regular Andrew Wells -- comes in. It would be nice to say he's missed this place, but the fact is he isn't aware that he's been away.

(Yet.)

A few minutes later he's at the bar, reading a note with a rather puzzled look on his face ( Read more... )

Out of Milliways: Denouement

not a soul would look up, not a soul would look down
to show me the way to fair nottimun town

It's not often one gets to see Mel outside near the training grounds these days: why train in bar when you can go out into your city and steal stuff and beat up lurks without them claiming toy about rules?

But here's the thing: Mel has a lot of pent up anger to exorcise right now, and in ways that just plain old vampire ridden Versi isn't cutting it ( Read more... )

Mere seconds after his unexpected encounter with a strangely articulate yet enigmatic little snake, says the narration, a young man steps through the elevator door to head back down to Vi's apartment -- and finds himself stepping in the door of the fabled nexus of all possible worlds and times. More omnichronistic than Callahan's Crosstime Saloon ( Read more... )

[Out of Milliways:

I unsaid some words that I knew I'd regret;
I have ten good friends that I never have met]

[Out of Milliways:

and when I got there, not a soul did I see:
they all stood around a- looking at me]