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Halcyon Days
It began in Paris. Of course it began in Paris. The City of Lights was the ideal place for an unexpected romance to occur.
Opposite to what the dreamshare community at large thought, Arthur met Eames first, not Cobb. Before Eames, Arthur knew Mal, and that was how they met. Arthur walked into the studio they were using for the job--Arthur's ( Read more... ) -
Whitethorn Grove
Hal noticed the new boy immediately. It wasn't just his scent-earth mixed with fresh night air-it was also in the way he moved, with a smooth loping grace and confidence that only came from being a predator. There was no doubt: his new student was a werewolf ( Read more... ) -
The Streets of Chicago Part VI
Eames was reading when Cobb came to visit him next. Old Yeller was always a classic. The guard very rudely told him to get up and “move his ass” along to the private room where Cobb was waiting. Americans, seriously.
Cobb was on the other side of the gate as Eames approached, standing beside a tall and slender young man with dark hair. Eames ( Read more... ) -
The Streets of Chicago Part V
Eames', Arthur learned as he leafed through the man's file, had been busy since they last saw each other. University at Oxford, as he'd planned, with a double major in Art History and Theater. His first job post graduation was at The British Museum in London, working under one of the chief painting restorers. He held that job for six years, until ( Read more... ) -
The Streets of Chicago Part IV
Chicago City Penitentiary wasn't the most hospitable of prisons, but Eames had been in worse. Bolivia, for example; that had not been fun. At least here he got three edible meals a day, a bed, and temperatures above forty degrees. Bolivia had been a dungeon; seriously, who had those anymore?
He still wasn't entirely clear on how he had ended up here ( Read more... ) -
Just Saying ...
Watching the eighth and now the ninth season of Supernatural has been rather surreal. I mean, Merlin had less homoerotic subtext than Supernatural does currently, and Merlin acknowledged the subtext in their show. And I'm not even referring strictly to Destiel.
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The Streets of Chicago Part III
He tried not to notice, he really did. It was difficult when they shared a room, though. Arthur would lay on his bed and read, his long and lean form stretched out, pert ass in perfect view and his shirt riding up his back slightly, revealing a strip of smooth skin. After a shower, his dark hair would curl around his ears and nape, leaving droplets ( Read more... ) -
The Streets of Chicago Part II
The offices of Cobb Inc., Office of Criminal Law, were located on the fifth story of a high rise off Boardwalk. They occupied the entire floor, and were sumptuous in a modern, wood-and-glass style that was clearly meant to show off the wealth of its owner.
Arthur was a senior researcher at the firm, and had his own office. It was large enough, ( Read more... ) -
The Streets of Chicago Part I
When Arthur was seven, he met Eames. Arthur had lived in Chicago City Boy's Home for as long as he could remember. He called the headmistress “mama.” That endearment allowed him to get away with a lot more than other kids.
Eames was ten, and had just lost his parents in a car accident.
The Headmistress brought him in with a hand on his shoulder ( Read more... )
