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The Past Is A Prologue by Boyfriend In Coma (R)
Fandom: VERONICA MARS
Pairing: Veronica/Logan-ish
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
boyfriendincoma
Author Website: N/A
Why this story must be read: This is a super-ouchy post-S1 finale fic, with a spot-on take on Logan--angry and self-pitying at one moment, then heartbreakingly vulnerable the next--told from an unusual POV. The story employs a risky conceit that works marvelously well, and the news-clipping inserts add an interesting flair.
Today, you've forgotten the matches. You two are sitting on the roof, while you are searching your pockets.
He uses the opening to comment on his fucked up life once more: "You know, when my mother jumped off that bridge, she left me a lighter. Her father had it engraved with 'Free at last.' My father used it to set my girlfriend on fire."
You are not finding your matches, you crave the nicotine, you want to kill him, you want him to shut up and you have enough.
"Echolls, do you know any stories that don't end with 'and then he set my girlfriend on fire'?"
He thinks for a second, then smirks at you: "No, not really."
The Past Is A Prologue
Pairing: Veronica/Logan-ish
Author on LJ:
boyfriendincomaAuthor Website: N/A
Why this story must be read: This is a super-ouchy post-S1 finale fic, with a spot-on take on Logan--angry and self-pitying at one moment, then heartbreakingly vulnerable the next--told from an unusual POV. The story employs a risky conceit that works marvelously well, and the news-clipping inserts add an interesting flair.
Today, you've forgotten the matches. You two are sitting on the roof, while you are searching your pockets.
He uses the opening to comment on his fucked up life once more: "You know, when my mother jumped off that bridge, she left me a lighter. Her father had it engraved with 'Free at last.' My father used it to set my girlfriend on fire."
You are not finding your matches, you crave the nicotine, you want to kill him, you want him to shut up and you have enough.
"Echolls, do you know any stories that don't end with 'and then he set my girlfriend on fire'?"
He thinks for a second, then smirks at you: "No, not really."
The Past Is A Prologue