a_libertine
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OOC: This thread is closed for sandi_grl and myself. Do enjoy it.
IC:
It had been 3 years 305 days since he swore to defend his country against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Stress the freaking foreign he learned quickly enough. He had 60 days of leave lined up, a two year tour in the desert wrapping up. One thing about war, it made a man of you in a hurry.
Boys died.
Young.
Marc had no intention of dying young. He learned as fast as he could how to live, what it took to stay out of trouble, how to keep his brother's out of trouble, and most importantly of all, how to freaking live long enough to see your ETS, or end term of service, date.
Marc had joined at 18, just barely out of high school, leaving his friends behind had been harder than leaving his fucked up family behind. A wry smile played across hoping in a small measure that his old fucking man, would try and hit him again. Marc had a solution for that. Who he really couldn't wait to see was Chas, and his family.
Whenever the shit hit the fan, Marc went to Chas' house and stayed for days, weeks, or months on end. A haven three doors down from hell. Yeah Chas had a kid sister that was something of a pain in the ass, but then again weren't all kid sisters a pain?
Marc got out of the Uber, dropping his duffel bag on the side walk looking at his house and at Chas' house. Both appeared to be completely deserted. Sighing and cursing operational intelligence bull crap that wouldn't allow him to tell anyone exactly what day he was coming home, Marc hefted his 80 pound duffel and went to his house, only to find it locked.
Swearing, Marc started down the street to Chas' house, hoping like hell someone was there.
IC:
It had been 3 years 305 days since he swore to defend his country against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Stress the freaking foreign he learned quickly enough. He had 60 days of leave lined up, a two year tour in the desert wrapping up. One thing about war, it made a man of you in a hurry.
Boys died.
Young.
Marc had no intention of dying young. He learned as fast as he could how to live, what it took to stay out of trouble, how to keep his brother's out of trouble, and most importantly of all, how to freaking live long enough to see your ETS, or end term of service, date.
Marc had joined at 18, just barely out of high school, leaving his friends behind had been harder than leaving his fucked up family behind. A wry smile played across hoping in a small measure that his old fucking man, would try and hit him again. Marc had a solution for that. Who he really couldn't wait to see was Chas, and his family.
Whenever the shit hit the fan, Marc went to Chas' house and stayed for days, weeks, or months on end. A haven three doors down from hell. Yeah Chas had a kid sister that was something of a pain in the ass, but then again weren't all kid sisters a pain?
Marc got out of the Uber, dropping his duffel bag on the side walk looking at his house and at Chas' house. Both appeared to be completely deserted. Sighing and cursing operational intelligence bull crap that wouldn't allow him to tell anyone exactly what day he was coming home, Marc hefted his 80 pound duffel and went to his house, only to find it locked.
Swearing, Marc started down the street to Chas' house, hoping like hell someone was there.