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“Mornin’, sunshine...” Chase said, pulling the covers off of Jameson’s face, which was shielding the man from the harsh sunlight peeking through the blinds. “You got drunk off your fuckin’ face last night and I’m ready to tell you how much of an ass you made out of yourself.”
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[Death meme - from Jamie] "Don't do nothin' stupid."
Chase held Jameson’s headon his lap as he was slowly bleeding out. It was obvious to Chasethat Jamie wasn’t going to make it, but he didn’t want to believe itand wasn’t going to say so to Jameson. “What do you mean don’t donothin’ stupid?” He repeated, a small smile on his lips though hiseyes were quickly filling with tears – which was an alien feelingfor Chase who hadn’t cried in… shit, when was the last time he hadcried? He choked on a sob and pressed his face into his friend’schest. “Please, don’t leave me.”
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There’s something different, special about Jameson. I always knew it, could always seeit – and I could see he saw somethin’ in me, too. What, I’m notsure, but somethin’. Otherwise, he probably wouldn’t waste all of histime with me.
Must’a been when we wereabout sixteen or so when I realized I wasn’t gonna ever be able tolive a normal life without Jamie. He was the brain to my brawn, theperson who helped me out the most, looked passed all that other shitand saw to what was really underneath. Other than Mama, he’s the onlyone who gave a damn to get through all that anger and violence. Hedug himself a spot down there, under all the hate, and I guess hejust never left.
Right now, while I’mlookin’ at him, laughin’ with my brother and eating a sandwich withcar grease still staining his fingertips, I realize I guess I kind ofmust love him. Yeah. I definitely do. I love him.
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Jamie looked intensely relieved when Chase agreed, although he hadn’t really been expecting too much of an argument with his friend since it was basically appealing to everything Chase enjoyed. “You’ll have to work it out as we go along, won’t you?” He grinned.
“What the hell?” Chase asked, his smile disappearing for a moment. “You know I ain't that clever... you could just tell me. That'd be a helluva lot easier, don'tcha think?” He flashed Jamie another grin as he headed for the car.
"How can you be so sure it’s a con?"
"Because I know these guys, Jameson. Why can't you just take my word for it?!"
Chase excitedly burst into the house where Jameson sat on the couch, watching Saturday morning cartoons – as usual. He held out the teddy bear, dressed in a leather jacket and sunglasses, sitting atop a Harley. “Look at what I found!” He said, plopping next to Jamie as he held out the bear. “Not too shabby for Valentine's Day this year.”
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"Maybe I do." Jamie took a long swallow of beer, his expression turning thoughtful. "Have you been to see Mum yet?" He asked after a while. "Please, please tell me you didn’t move back and not been to see her, because that’s just asking for trouble."
Luke laughed, "Yeah. I've been to see Mum... couple'a times now. But thanks for looking out." He said, scratching the back of his head as he looked down at the bar. "Been hesitant about bringing Oliver around, though. He's got such an attitude lately..."
It had been several days since the incident in the bathroom and, after they'd gone home, neither Jamie nor Chase had spoken about it. In fact, things seemed a bit tense and Chase hated it.
He came into Jamie's room, early -- probably too early -- and grinned down at the sleeping man. "Hey, rise and shine..."
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