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Title: A Journal of the Plague Summer
Rating: G (seriously, why do I even bother with this, it's always G)
Summary: A summer in the Leandros brothers' childhood, complete with unnecessary Old Testament references.
Author's Note: I'm at a point where I don't feel like trying to format this into something akin to proper chapters or parts or whatever. Let it just be known what it is: I'm putting it up for me at this point, less for you all. Since the main computer's internet is broken all to hell, I need to be able to get to it wherever I've got an internet and all that. So you can feel free to ignore it, or you can feel free to read, but just--just know that it's not really in a good format and it's all filler and doesn't end at an end-point and in short, I'm not really trying too hard to impress anyone, so if it's not very impressive, that's why.
( the junker of a car moved less and less smoothly as it slowed )
Rating: G (seriously, why do I even bother with this, it's always G)
Summary: A summer in the Leandros brothers' childhood, complete with unnecessary Old Testament references.
Author's Note: I'm at a point where I don't feel like trying to format this into something akin to proper chapters or parts or whatever. Let it just be known what it is: I'm putting it up for me at this point, less for you all. Since the main computer's internet is broken all to hell, I need to be able to get to it wherever I've got an internet and all that. So you can feel free to ignore it, or you can feel free to read, but just--just know that it's not really in a good format and it's all filler and doesn't end at an end-point and in short, I'm not really trying too hard to impress anyone, so if it's not very impressive, that's why.
( the junker of a car moved less and less smoothly as it slowed )
