Hannibal Lecter (
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fandomtownies2021-12-03 02:21 pm
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Fandom Counseling, Friday
Hannibal was opening his office today.
He was not, however, opening the doors. There was a large but tasteful sign on the outer one that said Wipe your feet. There were towels in the vestibule, too. He was going to do anything he could to keep the powdered sugar out of the place.
To that end, the cats were still in the house. Joni could not be trusted, and Beethoven had taken one look at the puffballs and headed back inside to a tall shelf.
Hannibal would just play solitaire and shop for presents in between clients.
Fandom Counseling was openand OCD free!
He was not, however, opening the doors. There was a large but tasteful sign on the outer one that said Wipe your feet. There were towels in the vestibule, too. He was going to do anything he could to keep the powdered sugar out of the place.
To that end, the cats were still in the house. Joni could not be trusted, and Beethoven had taken one look at the puffballs and headed back inside to a tall shelf.
Hannibal would just play solitaire and shop for presents in between clients.
Fandom Counseling was open

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Liz wasn’t even sure how she could even begin to describe everything that had happened when she turned up for her next session with her journal and she knocked, making sure to wipe her feet because she had seen all all of the powdered sugar everywhere.
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And that life had finally started breaking down to the point he had left. To try and start new somewhere else. Sure, Fandom wasn't at all where he had planned on ending up. But maybe he was here for a reason?
Shaking his head before he could convince himself to back out while he still could he knocked on the door before opening it and stepping in, taking care to get as much of the white powdery sugar off his shoes as he could.
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He, Billy Coen, the man who had faced guerillas in the jungles of Africa and who had come survived a literal zombie apocalypse.... was having second thoughts about talking to a shrink (sorry, no insult intended Dr. Lecter).
"Coffee would be nice. Thank you" he finally managed.
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“This is a place to… ya know… talk right?” Billy stammered slightly, running a hand through his hair. “I guess that’s why I am here.”
Very eloquent there, Billy. He knew you were there to talk and probably not to sell Girl Scout Cookies or anything.no subject
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"Is it possible to get out from under the weight of the past, or will it always be something that holds you back and controls you?"
He knew there was a lot that had to get unpacked for that to even remotely start to make sense. But hey, it was the first time he had ever actually vocalized that, so already that was progress.
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"Sorry, don't mean to insult... just something I have to ask."
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