Most people went around saying that he was a lucky son of a bitch for having the record he did, but he would be the first to correct them in saying that he worked just as damn hard as anyone else.

He’d like to say he was above the need and greed in the world, and it depressed him that he really couldn’t.

The thanks in each victim’s eyes when their killers were put behind bars was far more satisfying than any settlement he’d gotten in his big name law firm.

There was something incredibly intimate about just being alone with someone like that, knowing each inch of their body as though it was his own, and that was what made going home with someone worth it, even if he couldn’t make it last.

He knew that being the last MacManus boy to get married was leaving his mother anxious to get a ring on his finger, but Colin was more than willing to take his time-he knew that good things tended to come to those who waited for them.

He held the acceptance letter in his hands, and he didn’t think he could be happier: he was going to law school-he was finally on his way.

When he arrived at the ER, he realized that he had forgotten one crucial element to the 'Help the Random Woman from the Internet' plan. He never got her name. That was a very large problem ( Read more... )

I can't make this shit up.

[failuretotrust used with permission from her mun who made a request for Colin/99.]So he met this girl in a bar ( Read more... )