#silent panic

I accidentally deleted a fic I've working on

Three friends discover a dead body while on a camping trip, but cannot agree on whether or not to tell the police.

Staying at the manor had pretty much become part of John’s routine in a way that almost felt as if it had happened overnight and was now merely something that he did without even thinking about it. After spending a week there with Quinn, it was easy for him to feel welcome there, coming and going as if it was something that came close to a second home to him – or a third, counting the gallery. Either way, it felt comfortable but what kept John around wasn’t the space or the luxury that the building radiated but the prospect of being around the other man whenever he possibly could. It had become a habit just as much as an urge which was why he also brought Merlot along more often than not. He loved that he was able to play with Sable and even though Merlot adored pretty much everyone, he’d also grown attached to Quinn, already getting excited whenever John pulled into the driveway.

Right now, they were leaving for the day though – or a few days, possibly, though John was almost positive that he’d be back here again before he knew it. After kissing Quinn goodbye and giving Sable a last scratch behind the ears, he made his way out of his room. Slowly, John pulled the door closed behind him before he threw his overnight bag over his shoulder and gave a small whistle to get Merlot’s attention and let him know that they were ready to go, when suddenly a familiar pair of dark eyes blinked back at him from across the hallway, making him stop in his tracks. “Sanem?!”

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