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After a year Clay buys a ring. It's small, plain, and it's all he can afford on a corporals' salary, but the old woman behind the counter assures him it's perfect.
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After a tough childhood Jensen joins the military. During a course he meets Carlos Alvarez. At first they don't get along all that well, but when Jensen sees how hungry Carlos is, he feeds him - and like when you feed a stray cat, Jensen aquires a Cougar for life. But the path is far from easy. Cougar's bisexual, Jensen's straight (or is he?). Jensen isn't even part of the Losers, but part of Wade's team and there's great danger ahead.
If you want me, I am yours.
One of my most favorite slash stories overall (and I've been reading since the 80ies). Perhaps if I could have custom made the perfect story for me it would have had a bit more angst and a few other details, but this is absolutely wonderful. Lovely, with nice angst, not too dark, but with a hint of danger. Long without being the least bit boring. Nice to read an author not afraid to take time to explore a universe. Loads of good lines, plenty of humor, several things I adore. I would love to read more in this series and I dearly hope there will be more. A great re-read as well. Nicely in character. I actually laughed out loud several times while reading this (very rare for me). Awww for Cougar's chocolate obsession (including scaring new recruites out of their chocolate and getting high school girls to buy for him) - and I wholeheartedly agree that while the world is full of problems, chocolate will never be one of them. Aww for the whole feeding Cougar thing and Cougar then following Jensen around. Nice interaction with the whole team. There's simply too many details in this great story that I like for me to mention them all. Awww for Jensen hogtying Cougar and carrying him off base - that was hilarious. I liked Rogue a lot in this one too. Great ending, I really like that.
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But that is much by Pistol