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He doesn’t talk to Shauna for five weeks. He misses fucking people for money; it was so much less stressful.
- Nate Fick, in singlesrvngfrend’s prositute cum screenwriter AU You Never Give Me Your Money.
He’s howling caged this call to arms.
Nate Fick, in Goshemily’s Faith in Fast Cars.
title and author. nothing else like it by luxover fandom. generation kill/avengers category. m/m rating. mature words. 6,953 summary. "They're in Kuwait, still waiting for orders to ship out, when pictures of the first ever Stark Phone are released."
title and author. semper fidelis familia by hackthis fandom. generation kill category. m/m rating. nc-17 words. 21,900 summary. "There is no temp agency for the Mob. You can't just call up an employment office and say, "Hi, I'm a captain in one of the four families, and I need a bodyguard because I blew up the competition's warehouse, and in return someone left a dozen gutted fish outside the front door of my apartment building this morning, which probably means my days are numbered. So, if you could send me a temp to take a bullet or six, that would be great."
title and author. every last one by addandsubtract fandom. generation kill category. m/m rating. mature words. 2,000 summary. "There is a horn displayed in a case in Brad’s living room, on top of the glass coffee table in front of his couch. Nate sees it in his peripheral vision the moment before Brad shoves him back against the door, hands clenched tight in the sleeves of Nate’s long-sleeved t-shirt."
title and author. get some by hackthis fandom. generation kill category. m/m rating. nc-17 words. 34,876 summary. "Brad Colbert is bored.
Nate knows this because he can feel Brad staring at him from his desk one aisle over and two chairs back. On the other side of the classroom, Ray Person's making obscene hand signals in Nate's general direction, ostensibly to get Brad's attention. At least it better be to get Brad's attention, or somebody's going to have an accident in the weight room before practice."