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whitecollarhc2012-05-05 11:21 am
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Fic: No Sleep 'til Brooklyn
Title: No Sleep ‘til Brooklyn
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Neal, Peter gen
Spoilers: None
Word Count: 2,500
Summary: Neal’s on the run, with Special Agent Peter Burke hot on his trail. Or so he thinks...
A/N: OK, the title is a tribute… it’s not my most relevant title, but there is sleeping in Brooklyn, so… Rest in peace, MCA, you will be sorely missed.
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whitecollarhc. Occurs some time post-anklet.
Burke strolled over, poured a cup of water, and dumped a straw in it. “You feelin’ OK? Nauseous?” he said, handing Neal the cup.
“A little,” Neal answered, sipping at the water carefully.
“A little OK, or a little nauseous?”
“Both?” And he wasn’t lying; Peter Burke’s being here could only mean one thing – his goose was cooked and he was finally caught. He briefly imagined himself in prison orange and thought he might puke.
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Neal, Peter gen
Spoilers: None
Word Count: 2,500
Summary: Neal’s on the run, with Special Agent Peter Burke hot on his trail. Or so he thinks...
A/N: OK, the title is a tribute… it’s not my most relevant title, but there is sleeping in Brooklyn, so… Rest in peace, MCA, you will be sorely missed.
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azertynin on the Head Injury Jamboree, currently going on over at whitecollarhc. Occurs some time post-anklet.Burke strolled over, poured a cup of water, and dumped a straw in it. “You feelin’ OK? Nauseous?” he said, handing Neal the cup.
“A little,” Neal answered, sipping at the water carefully.
“A little OK, or a little nauseous?”
“Both?” And he wasn’t lying; Peter Burke’s being here could only mean one thing – his goose was cooked and he was finally caught. He briefly imagined himself in prison orange and thought he might puke.