Dispatch
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"...Robert wanted to hash things out as much as he wanted to be incinerated to a crisp, but he also knew that this -avoidance- needed to be addressed... He didn't want to have to bring attedance up to H.R, adding fuel to the, well, fire. If H.R even really existed at this place. ..."
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In which Robert and Chad finally talk, and maybe the drinks lower their inhibitions.
Canon - divergence.
Head cannon: you're telling me his name is Chad?
Head cannon: Flambae is a softie one on one. -
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Before joining SDN, Robert always got drunk alone, mostly to drown his misery.
Now, he has Chad to get drunk with, as well as keeping him company.
Very interesting company…
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“What, cat got your tongue?” The smirk in his voice was so obvious Robert didn’t need to look up to see it on his face. That was just his luck, he supposed. No peace, no quiet, only Flambae, who was shadowing him most of the night and almost burned him to death at one point.
“More like someone pissed in my drink” was Robert’s only answer. He really wasn’t in the mood, not right now, when he was still sore, to amuse the flaming hero. Whatever colorful story he was just saying probably wasn't worth listening to. If it were, he would listen from the beginning.
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Christmas is coming up, and Chad has found the perfect gift for Robert. The problem is, as far as the other man is concerned, he still hates him. Chad keeps the gift anonymous, convinced Robert has feelings for Mandy. As the company Christmas Party approaches, however, Robert is giving no indication that he's taking anyone. He's also been acting extra attentive to Chad, who isn't appreciating the attention while simultaneously eating it up. When the truth slips out, what will the two men do about it?
Surely not the mature thing.
Written as a Christmas special. This was meant to be a One Shot like the The Beach Episode, but it just kept going so I must respect the process.