"Oh wow," Sam said. "Did he ever...I mean, there's a difference between having a client who's connected, and having that client use his connections for you, right?"
"That's how he made his money," Peter said. "All the people Linderman had hurt - worse. Pop may have never pulled a trigger, but he sure as hell never stopped one either."
"Nathan never liked that part of Pop's work," Peter said. Since Sam knew that Nathan was the one the most like their father, Peter wanted to make the distinction clear. "He became a lawyer, but because he wanted to help people. And put guys like Linderman behind bars. Which... he was going to do. We both were."
"We are definitely making this a plan," Sam said, before sobering for a moment. "I really am sorry, about your dad and all, and bringing this stuff up. My dad's not exactly squeaky clean either, so I'm in no position to pass judgment on anything your dad might have done."
"Sorry Dean met him in big brother mode," Peter said. "That's kinda my fault. I told him about us and he kinda freaked."
And this would be Peter talking quickly, so he could rip the bandage right off of this conversation. "You know. Tell a guy his little brother got hit with a mysterious memory loss and for some reason it spooks him."
It was probably a good thing Peter was looking at the counter with the way Sam stared. "Uh. That's good. That he wasn't really fazed by the second part," he said quickly, unable to put it in the same words Peter used. "Memory loss is a lot more serious, I think, even if it was temporary."
"Yeah, I managed to get him calmed down," Peter said. Really. Countertop. Fascinating. "He wanted to take me home but I told him I'm safer here where I can learn how to control my powers. And, uh, apparently he was expecting the rest. Well, that or a drug habit. Guess I should've told him there's still time for #2, huh?"
"Yeah, I mean, you could totally pick up a random drug habit here," Sam said. "But if you'd said that, he probably wouldn't have let you stay no matter what you said."
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"Peter, I'm really sorry," he said. "I shouldn't have asked."
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