"Another Saturday Night"
Summary: Harm is BORED and tries to remember life before children.
Note: So much for my posting more during the summer... I've just been unmotivated to do much. Thank you to alicia5, AngelaB, cmaf, bloodredcherry, Lyssa Grace, and starryeyes10 for being motivated enough to give feedback on the last chapter! Flamingo1, your idea has definite potential :-)
Disclaimer: Harm, Mac, etc. are not mine, so don't sue me because I have an imagination and too much free time.
Written 26 June 2004
Harm reclined listlessly in an armchair and sighed, contemplating what to do with his Saturday night. His court cases would keep until Monday morning. He'd taken a long jog that morning, then spent the afternoon cleaning his apartment. Now there was absolutely nothing to do to keep himself busy because he didn't care much for watching television, and he couldn't motivate himself to read.
He didn't particularly feel like being alone, anyway. Unfortunately, Mattie was staying the night at a friend's house, and Jennifer had been set up on a blind date by one of her friends at school.
Harm shook his head in exasperation at his situation—what had he done before he'd become the pseudo-father of those two?
A thought suddenly occurred to him, and with a grin, he grabbed the cordless phone from the arm of his chair and dialed a number from memory.
"Hey, Mac. What are you up to tonight?"
Summary: Harm is BORED and tries to remember life before children.
Note: So much for my posting more during the summer... I've just been unmotivated to do much. Thank you to alicia5, AngelaB, cmaf, bloodredcherry, Lyssa Grace, and starryeyes10 for being motivated enough to give feedback on the last chapter! Flamingo1, your idea has definite potential :-)
Disclaimer: Harm, Mac, etc. are not mine, so don't sue me because I have an imagination and too much free time.
Written 26 June 2004
Harm reclined listlessly in an armchair and sighed, contemplating what to do with his Saturday night. His court cases would keep until Monday morning. He'd taken a long jog that morning, then spent the afternoon cleaning his apartment. Now there was absolutely nothing to do to keep himself busy because he didn't care much for watching television, and he couldn't motivate himself to read.
He didn't particularly feel like being alone, anyway. Unfortunately, Mattie was staying the night at a friend's house, and Jennifer had been set up on a blind date by one of her friends at school.
Harm shook his head in exasperation at his situation—what had he done before he'd become the pseudo-father of those two?
A thought suddenly occurred to him, and with a grin, he grabbed the cordless phone from the arm of his chair and dialed a number from memory.
"Hey, Mac. What are you up to tonight?"