> “Done!” Her brother said triumphantly, tweaking the left strap of Frannie’s shoulder holster. “Fran, you have to take the stakeout shift with Dewey.” > “Aw, no fair!” Frannie complained. “I was talking to the lieu.” > “Vecchio! Both!”
*dies of teh cute*
> He found his voice and replied, “I am somewhat remorseful to admit that, yes, the thought had crossed my mind to perhaps word a strong statement of disapproval concerning our collision, but I assure you, to pepper my speech with vulgarity or what some regard as colorful, brash language never occurred to me; that is to say, I am not offended by those who use the aforementioned language, such as yourself, Lieutenant, but I myself find that I often – ”
heh heh. I spellcheck legal transcripts for a living. He sounds *just like* a lawyer.
> When he caught sight of Ben’s gleaming black GTO, the warmth felt a little like love.
*happysigh*
I don't know how I missed this before, but I found it through Speranza's rec. Thanks, I liked it.
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> “Aw, no fair!” Frannie complained. “I was talking to the lieu.”
> “Vecchio! Both!”
*dies of teh cute*
> He found his voice and replied, “I am somewhat remorseful to admit that, yes, the thought had crossed my mind to perhaps word a strong statement of disapproval concerning our collision, but I assure you, to pepper my speech with vulgarity or what some regard as colorful, brash language never occurred to me; that is to say, I am not offended by those who use the aforementioned language, such as yourself, Lieutenant, but I myself find that I often – ”
heh heh. I spellcheck legal transcripts for a living. He sounds *just like* a lawyer.
> When he caught sight of Ben’s gleaming black GTO, the warmth felt a little like love.
*happysigh*
I don't know how I missed this before, but I found it through Speranza's rec. Thanks, I liked it.