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He’d taken a bad fall.
He was fine.
He’d be fine. At home. In his own bed. Alone.
But as always, the universe had no problems mocking him when he was down.
Tommy had glanced up when he heard the scuff of boots at the door, his jaw clenching as the move made the nausea churn in his gut at the same time the throbbing ache in his spine pulsed in time with his heartbeat. The same heartbeat that skipped at the sight of him.
“Hey!” Tommy croaked because apparently that was what his voice did now.
Evan looked good.
“Hi,” Evan said, quiet and simple.
Tommy has a near death experience and nothing says healing quite like being taken care of by your ex you never got over.
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hauntology (hɔːnˈtɒlədʒi) • noun
the past that haunts the present. see also: list of things that can be haunted: houses, furniture, dolls, and me by him.
Of all the ways his life could go to shit, amnesia wasn't one that Buck had ever really considered, but with the trajectory of his life, he probably should have seen this one coming. The world's still exactly the same as it was yesterday; the sky is blue, the sun rises East and sets West, he's surrounded by people who love him and—
Oh, right! He has a boyfriend.
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Tommy wakes up the morning after the hookup. Evan tells him, “I don't have to have feelings for everyone I sleep with.” Tommy goes to sleep that night, hoping tomorrow will be a better day.
Tommy wakes up the morning after the hookup. Evan tells him, “I don't have to have feelings for everyone I sleep with.” Tommy goes to sleep that night, praying tomorrow will be a different day.
Tommy wakes up the morning after the hookup. Evan tells him, “I don't have to have feelings for everyone I sleep with.” Tommy goes to sleep that night, knowing tomorrow will be the same day.
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Tommy’s six the first time he hears about the nixie in the river.
Mary, the miller’s daughter, goes missing in winter not long after Tommy’s birthday, and his mother stops letting him go down to the river by himself.
Tommy knows that the nixie in the river is dangerous, everyone says so.
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- Part 6 of BT Monsterfucker Grab Bag
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Buck is exhausted. He’s on the tail end of a 48 that’s turned into a 52 after a massive pileup on the 5 and his 24 off got switched to a 12 because Maxwell’s wife is in labor, leaving A Shift short, but between finishing up at the scene and the drive back to his new place that 12 is looking more like 6.
Buck groans rubbing his forehead, that’s way too many numbers.
He’s tired, is the point. Which explains the paranoia and why he could swear that someone is watching him.
There's something on the moon, and it's reaching out.
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- Part 5 of BT Monsterfucker Grab Bag
