016: The Fine Print
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still_grrrTitle: The Fine Print
Author: Redrikki
Rating: PG
Word Count: 100
Prompt: 016, Wash
Character: Jayne
Jayne hadn’t signed on for this. He’d joined up for his own bunk, and a decent cut of some high-paying crime, not to start a war with the Alliance or be chased by no gorram Reavers. He still couldn’t figure how the hell he’d gotten talked into it. There weren’t no profit in it, and since when was loyalty to this bunch worth getting killed over? Since when did they matter? Jayne wasn’t the type to get all teary-eyed just ‘cause some smart-ass pilot died, but here he was. He’d signed on for the money, he wasn’t supposed to care.
Author: Redrikki
Rating: PG
Word Count: 100
Prompt: 016, Wash
Character: Jayne
Jayne hadn’t signed on for this. He’d joined up for his own bunk, and a decent cut of some high-paying crime, not to start a war with the Alliance or be chased by no gorram Reavers. He still couldn’t figure how the hell he’d gotten talked into it. There weren’t no profit in it, and since when was loyalty to this bunch worth getting killed over? Since when did they matter? Jayne wasn’t the type to get all teary-eyed just ‘cause some smart-ass pilot died, but here he was. He’d signed on for the money, he wasn’t supposed to care.
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