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thenyxie (thenyxie) wrote,
@ 2007-09-25 14:12:00

Current mood:	accomplished
Entry tags:	fic, sam/dean, spn

Not With a Leap, But a Series of Staggers, Pt. 2 (Sam/Dean)
Okay, so... much to my chagrin, until I've given everyone sufficient time to drop the LJ RSS feed for my IJ, I am going to be posting long fics over there *sigh* Because apparently, when you post as many words as I just did, it breaks the RSS feed completely, and not onlyshows all 10,000 words of what you just posted behind the cut, but pulls in your last five journal entries on their friends page all over again. I want to delete the RSS feed very, VERY badly. So...

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TITLE: Not With a Leap, But a Series of Staggers, Pt. 2/3
PAIRING: Sam/Dean
RATING: NC-17
GENRE: Angst/Drama (with a happy ending)
NOTES: AU after ELoC. Go read Part 1
WARNING: Wincest! Explicit.
DISCLAIMER: If they were mine... oh, how different life would be.
WORD COUNT: 9,983 (I am beyond possessed)
SUMMARY: Wherein Sam and Dean both try to survive finding out things they'd rather not know. Now with actual sex!

Dad’s dead. Dad’s dead because of him, and it isn’t right, and it isn’t fair, and it hurts, bone deep and soul hard, an ache that suffuses his entire body. He lies in bed and stares at the wall, spends the days and nights in a torpor, trying to ignore that even deeper down than all that, is the anger that his Dad left him behind with all of this on his shoulders.

( Not With a Leap, But a Series of Staggers, Pt. 2/3 )

	yourlibrarian 2007-09-25 10:30 pm UTC (link)
	I really liked that bit with the lightning count when Dean's being attacked. (Reply to this) (Thread)

	thenyxie 2007-09-26 12:44 am UTC (link)
	Thank you! :) It is one of my favorites, as well. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	yourlibrarian 2007-09-26 01:01 am UTC (link)
	I also liked some of the little details, like Sam starting to wear a path around the cabin, and his lying out on the grass looking at the moon. And I loved the memories he pulled out in his speech to Dean. (Reply to this) (Parent)