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Caritas, Wednesday Evening
Jarod quietly opened the bar. Handwavily moving some of his boxes into his new room had made him more introspective than he would have thought likely. The Sin had been his first real home, and he wasn't quite ecstatic to be leaving it, even if he knew the end result was both good and necessary.
Still, Caritas was open, and it wasn't like he could never go back to the Sin. Especially since he worked there.
Still, Caritas was open, and it wasn't like he could never go back to the Sin. Especially since he worked there.

The Band
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But, he was something. And, whatever it was was making the hair on the back of John's neck stand up.
Plus, he smelled like Yankee cigarettes.
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Then, he looked down an noted his young hands and took a deep breath with his clean, fresh, non-cancerous lungs. Right. Kid.
He shrugged and forced his lips into the familiar shape of a wastrel's grin.
"Preacher? Can't say as I have. But, then, I've lead a reckless and dissolute life, me."
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"Pint of bitter, please."
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El sat down next to Lorne, the chains on his pants clinking together audibly. "You're the one who sang a few nights ago," he said.
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He claimed a stool, slumped over the bar and lit up what would be the first of a long chain of cigarettes.
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He stuck a hand into his trench coat, pulled out his lighter, and lit it with a deft flick of his thumb.
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Mary enters holding her hat onto her head and the door closes behind her.
"I don't suppose you serve a nice rum punch?"
The Lounge
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