"Billy is a white hot ball of rage, furious at the very notion of…something. Maybe it’s the cops. Maybe it’s magic regulations. Maybe it’s the service at the gyro place downtown. (Not the good one. The other one.)
Don't ask him how he got the goat head."
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hi hi!! i'm looking for a fic (i believe on ao3) where steve and eddie hook up for the first time; lying there afterward, steve is processing maybe being in love with eddie, but eddie takes his silence as steve regretting it and basically kicks steve out. steve and eddie both mope around for a while but finally end up talking and fixing their lack of communication when steve comes to eddie's trailer again. it was probably somewhere between 5k and 15k words and i think it was steve's pov!
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The Battle of Leghorn, 4 March 1653, by Willem Hermansz van Diest mid 17th century
Early in 1653 the English position in the Mediterranean became critical, the Dutch had been blockading Captain Appleton's squadron in Leghorn while the rest of the English ships under Captain Badiley were at Elba. The Dutch massed all their ships off Leghorn, enabling Badiley to leave Elba and attempt to join Appleton.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany was urging Appleton to leave and a scheme was tried for Badiley to beat up to the Dutch while Appleton was to run before the wind out of Leghorn and meet him as he reached the Dutch.
It was a difficult manoeuvre to time and in the event Appleton sailed too soon and was badly beaten before Badiley could get into action. Only one ship fought her way through to join Badiley who, seeing that the situation was hopeless, quitted the Mediterranean.