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Interlude – The Other Half (part 2)

April 27, 2020April 27, 2020 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 5 Comments

Peregrine mentally rehearsed his greeting for Libby's sister as they made their way down the long hallway to the room where breakfast was served. She was a normie - but one of the few that knew his real name and used it even when he was out of costume. He liked Kelda, and any time … Continue reading Interlude – The Other Half (part 2)

Interlude – The Other Half (part 1)

November 28, 2019November 28, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 8 Comments

Harmony Norberg awoke to excruciating pain, dozens of knives piercing her lower back, pelvis, and legs. This had been the first sensation she registered every morning for most of her life. The pain had in no way dulled or diminished over the years as her doctors had hoped; if anything, it seemed to be getting … Continue reading Interlude – The Other Half (part 1)

Chapter 30 – Deep dive

November 3, 2019November 11, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 12 Comments

If I was going to try to unravel Kimberly's cover story, the easiest thread to start pulling on was Starsword. Her claim was that she had ended a three-year relationship with him while they went to school together at Duke, and that he vanished after saving fellow students in a car crash. It took very … Continue reading Chapter 30 – Deep dive

Chapter 29 – In Our Genes

March 25, 2019September 15, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 15 Comments

It was a difficult call, but I finally decided to leave out the potatoes. I scraped the wedges into tupperware and made a note to fry them up later in the week. In their place I added more broccoli stalks, two whipped eggs, and an extra half-cup of mozzarella. I had the casserole in the … Continue reading Chapter 29 – In Our Genes

Chapter 28 – Resistance Meeting

March 17, 2019June 17, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 4 Comments

Fitz worked fast. By the time I had a couple of bags of frozen veggies thawing in the sink and managed to collect myself enough to log on, he had five audio pickups and two omicron sensors deployed about the Norberg Mansion. Even better, Hamony's private server - the one hosting her suit's control software … Continue reading Chapter 28 – Resistance Meeting

Chapter 27 – Awakening

March 2, 2019March 2, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 9 Comments

It took me a full ten seconds, after waking up, to remember that I shouldn't have expected to wake up alone. I had already forced myself out of bed and towards the bathroom when this occurred to me. Kimberly had come over last night. Once I knew to look for it, I found signs of … Continue reading Chapter 27 – Awakening

Chapter 26 – Opening up

January 24, 2019October 19, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 10 Comments

I didn't know the name of my entree. Some sort of odd twisty shell with alternating fillings of cheese and sauce. I think different shells were supposed to be different cheeses based solely on variations in color; the flavors were muted compared to the pockets of sauce and I couldn't really distinguish them. Still, it … Continue reading Chapter 26 – Opening up

Chapter 25 – Dinner at Vine’s

January 6, 2019October 19, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 10 Comments

My beautiful date didn't miss a beat when I opened the passenger door to her, managing a peck on the cheek before climbing in. As I got in on the driver's side and started the engine, I noticed an amused smirk on her face. Those so far had tended to be at my expense, although … Continue reading Chapter 25 – Dinner at Vine’s

Chapter 24 – Historic

December 14, 2018October 19, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 7 Comments

The Fiendish Four, as they are customarily known, represent four of the most powerful supers in the world; they have been a staple of the Times Top 50 Powered People list since they reached national prominence in the aftermath of the 2001 World Trade Center attack (usually just called 8-28 these days). Most lists rate … Continue reading Chapter 24 – Historic

Interlude – Tickets Please

December 7, 2018October 19, 2019 ~ Adam G Pugh ~ 2 Comments

Junior was in Hell. This Hell was not the sweltering caverns so often found in modern depictions, but rather, the inescapable ice vaults of Dante's poetic imaginings. He remembered an illustration in a book he had read in college, showing the fate of humanity's worst traitors: entirely encased in frigid matter, no sound, no movement, … Continue reading Interlude – Tickets Please

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