Heist, Chapter Ten
May. 17th, 2007 04:16 pmTitle: Heist (sequel to The Warehouse Murder)
Author: Snuffy Livingston (
snuffylicious)
Category: CSI: Miami, crossover (Crossing Jordan), mystery, action/adventure
Rating: NC-17; this chapter and overall
Disclaimer: Don't own. D:
Warnings: Slash, slashy sex, violence, language, and a villain that makes you want to tear your hair out.
Complete or WiP: WIP
Chapter Ten
Author: Snuffy Livingston (
Category: CSI: Miami, crossover (Crossing Jordan), mystery, action/adventure
Rating: NC-17; this chapter and overall
Disclaimer: Don't own. D:
Warnings: Slash, slashy sex, violence, language, and a villain that makes you want to tear your hair out.
Complete or WiP: WIP
Chapter Ten
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Date: 2007-05-17 09:27 pm (UTC)Mark? As in his first name is Mark? Wouldn't they have name tags with their last names on them, or is that a funky American custom, to have first names on something that could almost be described as a sort of uniform? (I hardly think you'd have a Doctor's first name on his white coat.)
But then again, who cares about names when young hot lab guys are hitting on Nigel? Better yet if it makes Nigel initiate office sex.
"Don't be too angry at him; I'm pretty sure he's stupid."
Ah, you're killing me here. Tomorrow, my ribs will hurt from laughing so hard.
Hmm, directly followed by nice sex. All chapters (all stories, in fact) should open with some sort of sex scene, even if it's going to be rudely interrupted by doorbells and phone calls and the like.
Oh, the reporter is a fangirl. I feel another plot point coming on. Also, marriage! I now totally expect a beautiful ceremony at the end of this story. *g*
"So, Lieutenant," she began in an introductory voice, you are a CSI for the Miami Dade crime lab, true?"
Typo. You forgot a " between voice and you.
Naturalised, my arse
Isn't it a bit strange that Greene would use British slang when he's so set against Nigel? ...God, I have to stop this pseudo-betaing. I'm sure Greene had his reasons.
"And you smell funny, too," Nigel said defiantly.
Again: ouch, my ribs.
~ sera
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Date: 2007-05-17 10:10 pm (UTC)Name tags vary from place to place. I've seen some with just first names, just last names, and both. Mark needs to be ambiguous for a reason. :3
Yay! Someone liked the one-liner! I was worried no one would laugh. D: But it's always good to know I made someone laugh. ^^
Reporter = far, far more important than she looks. You were right about the plot point.
Gah. Typo! *Scurries to FTP to fix.* Please, do go on with the pseudo-betaing; as much as you want. :D
Actually, in America we do say "_______ my arse". If you mean the spelling, that's just a personal preference. British spelling makes more sense.
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Date: 2007-05-17 11:46 pm (UTC)Please, do go on with the pseudo-betaing; as much as you want.
You should not say these things if you don't mean them. I'm the sort of person that can't read anything without correcting stuff. (Not so good if the one you're (unknowingly) correcting if you own English professor. She isn't over ti yet and it's been three years...)
~ sera