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A Week and Two Days by Hayes (PG-13
Fandom: ALIAS
Pairing: Not Disclosed
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hayes
Author Website: Not Applicable, was entered for the Weissfication.
Why this must be read: The first line of this piece reads, "It was a bad idea to pick up the hooker on his way home from work on Friday, but Weiss really didn’t care." I think that there is enough reason why one must read this amazing piece. Since everyone isn't terribly amused by hookers, there are some other reasons. The first reason is the economic, yet witty style of writing that Scott uses so well. While many authors use frilly phrases to dress up their settings and plots, the simplest words are able to successfully conjure up images. I also really enjoyed the dry sense of humor that is present throughout the work. Many Alias authors, seem to forget that for many, like Weiss, working at the CIA can be terribly boring and occasionally, droll. It's a charming piece and I really enjoyed beta reading it. So go read it!
"It was a bad idea to pick up the hooker on his way home from work on Friday, but Weiss really didn’t care.
Pairing: Not Disclosed
Author on LJ:
hayesAuthor Website: Not Applicable, was entered for the Weissfication.
Why this must be read: The first line of this piece reads, "It was a bad idea to pick up the hooker on his way home from work on Friday, but Weiss really didn’t care." I think that there is enough reason why one must read this amazing piece. Since everyone isn't terribly amused by hookers, there are some other reasons. The first reason is the economic, yet witty style of writing that Scott uses so well. While many authors use frilly phrases to dress up their settings and plots, the simplest words are able to successfully conjure up images. I also really enjoyed the dry sense of humor that is present throughout the work. Many Alias authors, seem to forget that for many, like Weiss, working at the CIA can be terribly boring and occasionally, droll. It's a charming piece and I really enjoyed beta reading it. So go read it!
"It was a bad idea to pick up the hooker on his way home from work on Friday, but Weiss really didn’t care.
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A Week and Two Days by Hayes (PG-13)
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