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Magician's Poker
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Fear
He'd gotten himself into some pretty sticky situations before, but this was the first time he'd actually been scared. Properly scared. If this didn't go his way, he was done ( Read more... ) -
In which the situation still sucks
Gus was starting to think that he'd never get out of jail. Jail was a horrible waiting game, where nothing happened. He did not want to be one of those guys who wound up spending months in jail before even seeing the courtroom.
Everything hurt. Sitting up hurt. Moving hurt. Breathing hurt. He'd finally been looked at by sound county doctor a few ( Read more... ) -
Plea Bargain
“Dominick Wilson,” Gus said simply. “Least, I think that’s his name. For all I know, he’s been using a fake one for the last twenty years. But the dumb fuck’s even listed. How do you think I found him ( Read more... ) -
A Vicious Cycle
Gus had been sleeping more than usual lately, but he’d just put that up to... well, everything. There wasn’t a single thing he ever did that didn’t take a massive amount of energy. Even living under an assumed name is hard work, even if you don’t do anything ( Read more... ) -
Return
In a shocking turn of events, Gus realises that he’s not so much going stir crazy, but just getting bored. He’s begun to consider getting a job, but he’s not sure what he can do any more. Labour’s out of the question, unless he wants to die of an asthma attack, and he can’t even go back to tech support until he figures out the tricky business of ( Read more... ) -
Relocation
He knows he can’t do this on his own. He needs help, which is exactly why he came to New York to do it ( Read more... ) -
Retreat
PreviouslyHe’s never felt so lost before. The feeling of being completely cut off from resources which he’s become dependent upon is crushing, and completely new to Gus. For the first time in his life, he doesn’t know what his next move is, and that scares him. With two notable exceptions, he’s always had a “next move.” He’s always been able to ( Read more... )