Six Sentence Sunday
Nov. 12th, 2023 03:58 pmHe doesn’t want the answer exactly, but not asking would be worse. “What kind of damage?”
“I might have had to blast a small hole in the back wall,” she says. “By the kitchen.”
“You blew up her house?”
Her face slides into a pout. “There’s no need to be so dramatic about it, I said it was small. I even stayed away from the plumbing.”
It's at 61k words, and I can see the end coming! Everything's fully structured out, I just need to write the last few chapters.
“I might have had to blast a small hole in the back wall,” she says. “By the kitchen.”
“You blew up her house?”
Her face slides into a pout. “There’s no need to be so dramatic about it, I said it was small. I even stayed away from the plumbing.”
It's at 61k words, and I can see the end coming! Everything's fully structured out, I just need to write the last few chapters.
WIP Sunday
Feb. 22nd, 2021 01:54 amNow that I'm done with editing and posting fics, I can go back to writing new ones! I've given up on calling this Six Sentence Sunday, since they never are, and I'm back with the Hannibal Murder Family WIP once more:
“Is Abigail still asleep?” Will asks from behind him.
“It seems likely.” He had heard nothing from her room when he passed.
“When I was her age, I could stay in bed for twelve hours straight after I missed a night’s sleep.”
“Indeed. As a student in France, I did so more often than was advisable.”
“I believe you still do,” Will says, and the familiar dry humour has crept back into his voice. “Far more often than most professionals your age.”
Affection curves Hannibal’s lips into a smile as he pours coffee into his mug. “The ability to remain awake and preserve concentration through long and hectic nights is a desirable skill in an emergency room surgeon,” he says, and turns back to face Will. “It’s one I chose to maintain after I changed my practice to psychiatry.”
“Useful for intercontinental travel, among other things.”
“Among other things,” Hannibal agrees, and his amusement survives the need to add sugar to his cup from a crumpled paper packet.
“Is Abigail still asleep?” Will asks from behind him.
“It seems likely.” He had heard nothing from her room when he passed.
“When I was her age, I could stay in bed for twelve hours straight after I missed a night’s sleep.”
“Indeed. As a student in France, I did so more often than was advisable.”
“I believe you still do,” Will says, and the familiar dry humour has crept back into his voice. “Far more often than most professionals your age.”
Affection curves Hannibal’s lips into a smile as he pours coffee into his mug. “The ability to remain awake and preserve concentration through long and hectic nights is a desirable skill in an emergency room surgeon,” he says, and turns back to face Will. “It’s one I chose to maintain after I changed my practice to psychiatry.”
“Useful for intercontinental travel, among other things.”
“Among other things,” Hannibal agrees, and his amusement survives the need to add sugar to his cup from a crumpled paper packet.
It's Sunday and It's Never Six Sentences
Jul. 12th, 2020 10:08 amMore from the Gundam Wing fandom flashback, now at 26,000 words:
Heero made a long vid call that afternoon – Quatre told me, I didn’t go snooping through his logs, though I would’ve if he hadn’t said – and then I guess all of Relena’s machinery and influence swung into action, ‘cos he didn’t even stay the night. He packed up those new clothes Quatre gave him and I was there to wave him off with a cheery grin when the car came. “Hey, and don’t forget to keep in touch!”
“I will,” he said, and then the door pulled shut with a thunk.
I figured most likely he wouldn’t. I just didn’t see him calling me up to make chit-chat about the weather.
Once I knew he was leaving, I was kinda glad he didn't hang around. The end of the war's one hell of a time to discover you're really a coward, huh?
Heero made a long vid call that afternoon – Quatre told me, I didn’t go snooping through his logs, though I would’ve if he hadn’t said – and then I guess all of Relena’s machinery and influence swung into action, ‘cos he didn’t even stay the night. He packed up those new clothes Quatre gave him and I was there to wave him off with a cheery grin when the car came. “Hey, and don’t forget to keep in touch!”
“I will,” he said, and then the door pulled shut with a thunk.
I figured most likely he wouldn’t. I just didn’t see him calling me up to make chit-chat about the weather.
Once I knew he was leaving, I was kinda glad he didn't hang around. The end of the war's one hell of a time to discover you're really a coward, huh?