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Just a little ficlet for a new fandom, because they slayed me emotionally with this week's episode and I couldn't let things go at that cliffhanger... I just couldn't.
Title: The Baddest Boy Scout In NYC
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sinkwriter
Fandom(s): White Collar
Character(s): Neal Caffrey, Mozzie
Rating: PG
Spoilers: White Collar, Seasons 1 and 2, up through the fall finale episode 2x09 "Point Blank." DO NOT read this if you haven't seen this week's episode and don't want to be spoiled!
Disclaimer: Characters owned by creator Jeff Eastin and USA Network, but made vivid by the talents of actors Matthew Bomer and Willie Garson.
Author's Notes: My first attempt at White Collar fic. My take on what happens not long after the cliffhanger end of this week's episode (one can only hope).
Written for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
whitecollar100, Prompt #004, Target. Went for the 300-word limit.
Feedback: I gratefully welcome your thoughts.
Summary: Among friends, not everything needs to be spoken to be understood.
( 'It doesn't seem so stupid now, does it?' )
Title: The Baddest Boy Scout In NYC
Author:
sinkwriterFandom(s): White Collar
Character(s): Neal Caffrey, Mozzie
Rating: PG
Spoilers: White Collar, Seasons 1 and 2, up through the fall finale episode 2x09 "Point Blank." DO NOT read this if you haven't seen this week's episode and don't want to be spoiled!
Disclaimer: Characters owned by creator Jeff Eastin and USA Network, but made vivid by the talents of actors Matthew Bomer and Willie Garson.
Author's Notes: My first attempt at White Collar fic. My take on what happens not long after the cliffhanger end of this week's episode (one can only hope).
Written for
whitecollar100, Prompt #004, Target. Went for the 300-word limit.Feedback: I gratefully welcome your thoughts.
Summary: Among friends, not everything needs to be spoken to be understood.
( 'It doesn't seem so stupid now, does it?' )
