White Collar Fic - Three Pitched Balls (Paladin 'Verse)

Title: Three Pitched Balls
Author: elrhiarhodan
Fandom: White Collar
Rating: R
Characters/Pairings: Peter Burke, Neal Caffrey, Satchmo, Peter/Neal (Peter/Elizabeth/Neal)
Spoilers: 2.03 – Copycat Caffrey, 3.15 – Stealing Home
Warnings/Enticements/Triggers: None
Word Count: ~3500
Beta Credit: coffeethyme4me, theatregirl7299, and jrosemary
Summary: Set in the Paladin ‘Verse, Peter tells Neal about the choices he’s made in his life. He has no regrets. Neither does Neal.

A/N: Writter for today’s Peter-Centric whumpfest on whitecollarhc: Peter Burke and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. Also, fills the "Loss of Identity" Square on my H/C Bingo Card.

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( Even with all the bad times between them – the broken trust, the anger, the perceived betrayals, Neal wouldn’t change his past, Peter’s past for anything. His life wouldn’t be worth living without Peter in it, defining him, making him better than he could ever be without him. And all because of a tiny rip – a minuscule separation of muscle and tendon and bone.  )

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Just Putting It Out There ... Promptfest, Anyone?

Would anyone be interested in a sort of mini promptfest? No more than a week? I give a set of prompts, you fill them however you want, and then leave me a prompt to fill in return.

I was a terrible promptfest mommy last year - I never finished the tally and I sort of dropped the ball in responding. Mostly because I think I just let it go on for too long.

Let me know in comments if this interests you. It's just a way to get the fic muscles going (and maybe fill some of those bingo card squares).