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zelliehThe Number's On The Wall Tonight | DW | LJ | At AO3
Slash. First Time. Angst. Approx. 4,900 words. 18+ for sex. Benton Fraser/Ray Kowalski; Ray Kowalski's POV.
Notes: Started (back in 2006) for the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
getfraserlaid challenge, prompt 253: lyrics from ‘Number on the Wall,’ by The Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir: "Living in the night, you know I understand it; / Buried in my heart, you know it's heavy-handed. / You ever get the sense that you’ve run out of chances? / I don’t really know, it’s just the number on the wall tonight"
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ignazwisdom who was very helpful. Thank you, sweetie. All remaining mistakes are my own.
Excerpt: Under the Mountie suit, there's Fraser — and this took Ray's instincts a long time to figure out, but he's a great detective, so he got there in the end, as soon as he stopped listening to what the Mountie was saying when he was lying by telling the wrong truths — under the Fraser who tried to be good and moral and true and everything a Mountie should be, there's Ben.
Slash. First Time. Angst. Approx. 4,900 words. 18+ for sex. Benton Fraser/Ray Kowalski; Ray Kowalski's POV.
Notes: Started (back in 2006) for the
getfraserlaid challenge, prompt 253: lyrics from ‘Number on the Wall,’ by The Hugh Dillon Redemption Choir: "Living in the night, you know I understand it; / Buried in my heart, you know it's heavy-handed. / You ever get the sense that you’ve run out of chances? / I don’t really know, it’s just the number on the wall tonight"Beta’d by
ignazwisdom who was very helpful. Thank you, sweetie. All remaining mistakes are my own. Excerpt: Under the Mountie suit, there's Fraser — and this took Ray's instincts a long time to figure out, but he's a great detective, so he got there in the end, as soon as he stopped listening to what the Mountie was saying when he was lying by telling the wrong truths — under the Fraser who tried to be good and moral and true and everything a Mountie should be, there's Ben.
