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Title: Envy is Green, but Jealousy Bleeds Red
Word Count: 1863
Pairing: Arthur/Eames/Fischer
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: violent non-con, disturbing themes (alcohol, abuse), psychological turmoil
Summary: And so continues my stories that have to do with Incunabula but aren't in proper order. I'll figure that out in the table of contents, but this one is where Arthur goes away for a job, leaving Eames and Robert alone. Eames goes out drinking, Robert stays home. They meet up, and the truth comes out on what Eames really thinks of the third party.
Author's Note: For![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kirstenlouise and red lipstick the only way I could conceive it. Also, it was a pain in the arse not because of the nature of the story but because I don't normally write a lot of violence, let alone in the first person. So THANK YOU for giving me the opportunity to open up and attempt it. Hope it came out decent; I honestly have no idea.
Also, this is as close as I'll get to holiday cheer. IT HAS THE COLOR THEME, RIGHT? <3
( “Arthur! Robert!” he is calling out our names. Downstairs, I believe. The slam of the door behind him confirms. “Is anyone home?” )
Word Count: 1863
Pairing: Arthur/Eames/Fischer
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: violent non-con, disturbing themes (alcohol, abuse), psychological turmoil
Summary: And so continues my stories that have to do with Incunabula but aren't in proper order. I'll figure that out in the table of contents, but this one is where Arthur goes away for a job, leaving Eames and Robert alone. Eames goes out drinking, Robert stays home. They meet up, and the truth comes out on what Eames really thinks of the third party.
Author's Note: For
kirstenlouise and red lipstick the only way I could conceive it. Also, it was a pain in the arse not because of the nature of the story but because I don't normally write a lot of violence, let alone in the first person. So THANK YOU for giving me the opportunity to open up and attempt it. Hope it came out decent; I honestly have no idea. Also, this is as close as I'll get to holiday cheer. IT HAS THE COLOR THEME, RIGHT? <3
( “Arthur! Robert!” he is calling out our names. Downstairs, I believe. The slam of the door behind him confirms. “Is anyone home?” )
