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Guardian by Elizabeth Lowry (PG-13)
I have a theme for my other two story recs and I think this one is a good lead-up to it.
Fandom: STARSKY AND HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch
Author Website: http://www.angelfire.com/planet/elizabethlowrysh/
Why this must be read: Dobey invited the boys over for a barbeque, but when they get there it's only Dobey...no Edith, no Cal, no Rosie. Slightly out of the ordinary, but not unusual. But for this situation, Dovey wanted it just to be him. What he has to ask the boys is delicate and hard for him and their reactions aren't known. Prejudices come in all forms and dealing with them is sometimes too much to deal with.
"It’s nobody’s business." Hutch addressed himself to the backyard. "As long as
we do our job and don’t bother anybody."
"You’re right," Dobey said. "In a perfect world, differences wouldn’t matter and no
one would bother anyone else. In a perfect world, there’d be no separate bathrooms
and no lynchings."
"In a perfect world, there’d be no crime and we could all go home," Starsky
offered.
"Perfect World," Hutch grunted.
You learn to deal, you learn to stand it, because it's the only way you can survive sometimes.
Guardian -- PDF Format
Fandom: STARSKY AND HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch
Author Website: http://www.angelfire.com/planet/elizabethlowrysh/
Why this must be read: Dobey invited the boys over for a barbeque, but when they get there it's only Dobey...no Edith, no Cal, no Rosie. Slightly out of the ordinary, but not unusual. But for this situation, Dovey wanted it just to be him. What he has to ask the boys is delicate and hard for him and their reactions aren't known. Prejudices come in all forms and dealing with them is sometimes too much to deal with.
"It’s nobody’s business." Hutch addressed himself to the backyard. "As long as
we do our job and don’t bother anybody."
"You’re right," Dobey said. "In a perfect world, differences wouldn’t matter and no
one would bother anyone else. In a perfect world, there’d be no separate bathrooms
and no lynchings."
"In a perfect world, there’d be no crime and we could all go home," Starsky
offered.
"Perfect World," Hutch grunted.
You learn to deal, you learn to stand it, because it's the only way you can survive sometimes.
Guardian -- PDF Format