Mr. Werner reading Linus' reports and seeing his ex former colleague be spoken about in a favorable light. So he sends Linus the file on Arthur hoping it shuts down whatever is happening between them
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Mr. Werner reading Linus' reports and seeing his ex former colleague be spoken about in a favorable light. So he sends Linus the file on Arthur hoping it shuts down whatever is happening between them
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Rating: T
Pairings: Linus Baker/Arthur Parnassus
Characters: Linus Baker, Arthur Parnassus, Charles Werner, Zoe Chapelwhite, Lucy (The House in the Cerulean Sea), Phee (The House in the Cerulean Sea), Talia (The House in the Cerulean Sea), Chauncey (The House in the Cerulean Sea), Theodore (The House in the Cerulean Sea), Sal (The House in the Cerulean Sea)
Additional tags: Jealousy, Jealous Linus Baker, Insecure Linus Baker, very light mention of suicide, no one dies no one wants to die, charles is just being a bastard, Hurt/Comfort, Fluff and Angst, Light Angst, Lucy’s Nightmares, I think that they need their own tag, Spiders, Declarations Of Love, Kissing
Summary: The thing is, Linus wished that DICOMY, the department he had worked for 17 years, would have at least warned him. Sent him a letter. Called, or sent a small telegram.
Instead, Linus found out in the worst way.
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Or, how the one visit of Charles Werner to Marsyas island shakes Linus’ certainties.
who's worst?
Charles Werner
yeah no it's gonna be him right?
Charles Wiener
Charlottesville fire chief announces retirement
Charlottesville fire chief announces retirement
After 37 years of service, Charlottesville Fire Chief Charles Werner has announced that he will retire from the City of Charlottesville in the summer of 2015.
“For almost four decades Chief Werner has been a leader in Fire Protection for our community, our state and our nation,” said City Manager Maurice Jones. “His accomplishments are too many to list, but most recently, the Fire Department…
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