Young Writers Society

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Monty recalls the period immediately after his separation from Lord Oisean Bridger and also how much he, a Scotsman, holds a distaste for the Irish holiday of Saint Patrick's Day.

Monty attempts to remain separated from his ex-partner.

I am doing #NaPo this year but it won’t be posted on YWS. As is my SOP, my participation in #CampNaNo will be writing short lore stories for my #LMS project. (@BluesClues get ready to find out more about the French and Indian War than you have ever cared to know!)

Monty (un)politely reminds everyone that while he was technically an army lawyer, he was also very much in the army, and is still quite adept at hand to hand combat.

Monty gets a rude reminder as to why he left Norfolk to become a country lawyer.

Haller finds themself becoming more and more human as it becomes harder and harder not to judge humans for being humans.

Haller manages to sell a scarf, evolve further into their image of a human being, and yearn for a strong cup of tea. All while listening to gossip of the town bachelor.

Haller, still reeling from Monty's sudden exit, has to remember how to be a mild mannered antique dealer when a client arrives for a valuation.

Monty is offered an invitation to temporarily return to his old life and decides to RSVP with Haller as his plus one...without asking antique dealer's feelings about public occasions.

Monty walks away, literally, from a conversation about crossdressing when Haller tightens the knot in his stomach in addition to the corset around his waist.

Monty attempts to figure out why he's so madly in love with Haller as Haller changes him into a fresh suit of clothes.

In which Haller envisions an idea. An awful idea. The reaper got a wonder, awful idea...

In which Monty doesn't want to get dressed, but also doesn't want to give Hal's robe back to them.

Haller actually manages to talk about something serious before Monty's kisses distract them.