White Collar Drabble Bang: Worst Case Scenario (Epilogue)
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Length: 100 *2
Prompts: 050 Hat, 010 Home
Notes: Because nothing is ever really final.
Chapter 19: The Never-Ending Story
(Prompt: # 050 Hat)
It was finally time to head home. Tomorrow was another day. A day for setting up their takedown, and for setting the bureaucratic wheels in motion to get Mozzie out of jail. A day for putting this case behind them.
Peter was looking forward to it. He shrugged into his jacket. "Can I give you a ride home?" he asked.
Neal shook his head. "No... I'll walk, thanks."
"Right. I'll see you tomorrow?"
Neal grinned at him. "Bright and early."
He flipped his hat onto his head. It was funny how it had become such an integral part of him.
*****
(Prompt: # 010 Home )
Back out on the street, filled with people out to have a good time, Neal stopped to breath in the city.
A lot has changed since he signed that deal with Peter. Back then he was chasing a dream that he could never reach. It seemed like so long ago. A different life.
Now he had friends who cared about him, each in their own way. And though they sometimes got upset at him, they would always remain his friends.
He was home now. And he knew that no matter what the future held for him - he'd find his way.
Length: 100 *2
Prompts: 050 Hat, 010 Home
Notes: Because nothing is ever really final.
Chapter 19: The Never-Ending Story
(Prompt: # 050 Hat)
It was finally time to head home. Tomorrow was another day. A day for setting up their takedown, and for setting the bureaucratic wheels in motion to get Mozzie out of jail. A day for putting this case behind them.
Peter was looking forward to it. He shrugged into his jacket. "Can I give you a ride home?" he asked.
Neal shook his head. "No... I'll walk, thanks."
"Right. I'll see you tomorrow?"
Neal grinned at him. "Bright and early."
He flipped his hat onto his head. It was funny how it had become such an integral part of him.
*****
(Prompt: # 010 Home )
Back out on the street, filled with people out to have a good time, Neal stopped to breath in the city.
A lot has changed since he signed that deal with Peter. Back then he was chasing a dream that he could never reach. It seemed like so long ago. A different life.
Now he had friends who cared about him, each in their own way. And though they sometimes got upset at him, they would always remain his friends.
He was home now. And he knew that no matter what the future held for him - he'd find his way.