White Collar - "Safekeeping"
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tj_teejayTitle: Safekeeping
Author: TeeJay
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whitecollar100 Prompt: #43 Guilty
Genre: Gen
Characters/Pairings: Neal
Word Count: 100
Rating: PG
Warnings: Spoilers for 2x16 'Under The Radar'
Summary: Neal wasn't guilty of stealing the treasure from the U-boat, even if Peter still thought he was.
Disclaimer: White Collar, its characters and its settings belong to Jeff Eastin and USA Network. And, guys? Your characters are not only welcome, they're wonderful. I'm just borrowing, I promise.
Neal was guilty of nothing more than giving in to his impulses—at least until the moment that he stood outside the warehouse in Ganesvoort Street and placed a phone call to Mozzie, telling him to come to the warehouse as soon as he could. After that, things got a little more complicated.
"You did this. The fire, all of it. You did it."
Those were Peter's words, and they still hurt. Because they weren't true. But now... No, even now they still weren't true, not in a literal sense. Because safekeeping wasn't the same as stealing. Or was it?
Author: TeeJay
whitecollar100 Prompt: #43 Guilty Genre: Gen
Characters/Pairings: Neal
Word Count: 100
Rating: PG
Warnings: Spoilers for 2x16 'Under The Radar'
Summary: Neal wasn't guilty of stealing the treasure from the U-boat, even if Peter still thought he was.
Disclaimer: White Collar, its characters and its settings belong to Jeff Eastin and USA Network. And, guys? Your characters are not only welcome, they're wonderful. I'm just borrowing, I promise.
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Neal was guilty of nothing more than giving in to his impulses—at least until the moment that he stood outside the warehouse in Ganesvoort Street and placed a phone call to Mozzie, telling him to come to the warehouse as soon as he could. After that, things got a little more complicated.
"You did this. The fire, all of it. You did it."
Those were Peter's words, and they still hurt. Because they weren't true. But now... No, even now they still weren't true, not in a literal sense. Because safekeeping wasn't the same as stealing. Or was it?
