Library [06/02]

[likethegun]

Once the library was set up for the day, Sam went into list-making mode. One set of lists was everything he planned on taking with him to New York vs. what he was going to leave at the house vs. what he was going to throw out or give away. Then came the lists of what was going to get packed together (to lead to the fewest amount of boxes possible, of course), and then the lists of what he was going to bring to New York when he visited Peter vs. what he'd be bringing when he actually moved. That list was mostly books; hopefully Peter wasn't kidding about putting up more bookshelves for him or they were going to be tripping over Sam's collection in every room.

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Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[rocksthescarf.livejournal.com]

"If you settled for that I think I'd have to stop seeing you in public," Chuck said. "We'd have to have secret rendezvous in places nobody knows me."

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[likethegun]

"At least until Gossip Girl caught you," Sam said with a laugh. "Or until you found a tailor to fix me."

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[rocksthescarf.livejournal.com]

"A tailor would mean I'd have to spend money on you," Chuck said. "Think that would ever happen without you bitching first?"

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[likethegun]

"It could happen, if you'd agreed to let me pay you back," Sam said.

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[rocksthescarf.livejournal.com]

"Never," Chuck said stubbornly. "I like spending money on people and it's not the same if they pay me back."

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[likethegun]

"Then yes, I would bitch, because I don't like accepting charity," Sam said. "I always feel like I've failed somehow because I can't pay for what I want myself."

Re: Talk to Sam [06/02]

[rocksthescarf.livejournal.com]

"It wouldn't be charity," Chuck said. "If it were charity, I'd get a tax write off. There's no Sam Winchester tax write off. I've looked."