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urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic Black Donnellys Fiction The Black Donnellys Fanfiction The Black Donnellys Fanfiction 2012-04-02T00:56:14Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:47525 loserorwinner Saints&Sinners 1/? 2012-04-02T00:56:14Z 2012-04-02T00:56:14Z Title: Saints&Sinners
Characters/Pairings: kevin, jimmy, tommy + crossover with the boondock saints (connor&murphy)
Rating: NC17
Warnings: slightly graphic non-con, violence
Spoiler alert: none
Summary: "please," he whispers, because he doesn't know what else to say. he hates to beg but he's scared and he doesn't want this. he wants to go home, to see his ma and sean and jimmy and tommy. he wants this nightmare to be over.

here urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:46667 c. Fic: stranger invitations 2010-03-16T20:03:58Z 2010-03-16T20:03:58Z The Radio Dept. - Heaven's On Fire | Powered by Last.fm Title: stranger invitations
Author: fated_addiction
Characters/Pairings: Jenny; Tommy/Jenny
Rating: PG
Word Count: 1,576
Spoilers: Series' finale.
Summary: What are parents don't tell us is really what decides to kill us in the end. So says the neighborhood. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:46458 an unholy mess of a girl. remember me as a time of day. 2009-08-23T12:55:28Z 2009-08-23T12:55:28Z title: remember me as a time of day
pairing: tommy/jenny
rating: pg
summary: multi fandom. five girls who thought that time got away without them. each step and her heart takes cartwheels, she carries roses down the aisle.

here. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:45880 Maureen Marionette Need Beta 2009-06-11T05:23:50Z 2009-06-11T05:23:50Z Hey. I'm Maureen and I just finished watching The Black Donnellys on DVD. I've started a fanfiction but I really have no clue what I'm doing. I have no plot but I made two new characters that probably are Mary Sues right now, but I'm willing to fix that. Any help is greatly appreciated. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:45681 Kathy :D not hard to fall 2009-03-08T03:20:23Z 2009-03-08T03:21:19Z Title: Not Hard to Fall
Characters/Pairings: Tommy, Tommy/Jenny
Rating: PG
Spoilers/warnings: Through 1x02, "A Stone of the Heart"
Word Count: 511
Disclaimer: I don't own anything TBD-related.
Summary: He tries so hard to forget, but it is crucified in his mind, and everything he touches is a constant reminder of the night he had spent his whole life wanting. By now he knows he will never forget.

Always there is still a little bit of her ghost in his mind. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:45349 nikki two kinds of luck 2009-03-03T02:24:05Z 2009-03-03T02:24:05Z The Monkees - For Pete's Sake | Powered by Last.fm Title: Two Kinds of Luck
Characters: Kevin Donnelly
Rating: G
Words: I have no clue... less than a 1000 probably.
Notes: first TBD fic. And typed up in wordpad.
Warnings: nope
Summary: It was stupid, what Kevin did. He gambles, though, because it's his thing, just like Tommy and his art and Sean and his girls. It's something he thinks he's good at, and he isn't going to just quit.

two kinds of luck

(and hopefully i did not mess up the tagging on this...)
 urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:45122 .. FNL/TBD: With Our Eyes Shut Tight (Jenny/Matt) PG 2009-02-02T17:36:48Z 2009-02-02T17:36:48Z Title: With Our Eyes Shut Tight
Rating: PG
Word Count: 311
Summary: The day Pops dies is the day Jenny leaves Hell's Kitchen. Friday Night Lights/The Black Donnellys
Characters: Matt Saracen, Jenny Reilly
Spoilers/Warnings: General for both.
A/N: Written for the cross-a-drabble meme. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:44956 genee li Chicago 2009-01-30T02:59:58Z 2009-01-30T03:18:14Z Title: Chicago (a story in three parts)
Pairing: Tommy Donnelly/Christian Kane
Rating: NC-17
Words: about 2800
Notes: Set during the filming of the Leverage pilot and post-TBD
Warnings: Contains graphic sex between fictional characters and real people

The kid's name is Tommy, so Chris got that right, at least. He's not much of a kid, though, and Chris sees that first thing, dirty light falling like shadows across the sheets, Tommy sleeping still, shirtless, curled up in the space where Chris used to be. He looks like he's been coming up swinging his whole life, all bone and muscle and buried secrets, scars crisscrossing through the freckles Chris didn't mean to see.

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

 urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:44781 A The Secret Society of Sinners 2008-09-21T18:35:51Z 2008-09-21T18:35:51Z Title: The Secret Society of Sinners
Characters/Pairings: Jenny. Tommy.
Rating: PG
Spoiler alert: All episodes.
Summary: Monday morning, black coffee, staring at sidewalk ghosts through diner glass. This is not an extraordinary tale.
Link: HERE @ hygenic urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:43789 firstname.lastname@example.com Lex McAwesome A Donnelly Vignette, PG13 by tigtogtag 2008-01-04T00:22:27Z 2008-01-04T00:25:08Z Title: A Donnelly Vignette
 Characters/Pairings: Tommy, brief mention of Jenny/Tommy
 Rating: PG13
 Warnings: Implied violence and alcohol abuse. Coarse language.
 Spoiler alert: None, really.
 Summary: Something about that four letter word spitting from his mouth reminds him of that rush of nicotine that came with his first cigarette, masking the fact that he was trying not to cough, and that he wasn't man enough.

Click on! urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:43754 c. Fic: from a to z, we remember how to carry good catholic guilt 2008-01-02T05:02:58Z 2008-01-02T05:02:58Z editors, "munich" Title: from a to z, we remember how to carry good catholic guilt
Characters/Pairings: Jenny, Jenny/Tommy
Rating: pg
Words: 1152
Spoiler: general
Summary: there's nothing about growing up in this one. they say she married too young, but nobody ever told her that all neighborhood women will stay the same. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:43316 Ó mo Dhia! Tá an tua i mo cheann! Undefined and Unobserved (Sean, Joanie, pre-series) 2007-12-23T02:56:54Z 2007-12-23T02:56:54Z Title: Undefined And Unobserved
Author: chicafrom3
Rating: PG-13; language, implied violence and sex filtered through a twelve-year-old's view
Fandom/Pairing(s): The Black Donnellys, Sean, Joanie, mild Jimmy/Joanie
Word Count: 1,176
Warnings: Language. Implied violence, sex, and drug use filtered through the view of a moderately sheltered twelve-year-old.
Spoilers: Sean's the pretty Donnelly brother; Joanie's a drug addict.
Disclaimer: Sean, Joanie, and the fictional Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in which they reside is the property of Paul Haggis and Robert Moresco. I own nothing but my own ideas.
Summary: Early mornings were all that Sean had to himself. Joanie didn't even have that much.
A/N: Set pre-series; Sean is approximately twelve, Joanie is about sixteen. No real spoilers but if you don't know much about the series it could be tricky.
Concrit worshipped, as is general feedback.
Written for two_of_us_fic and based loosely on the lyrics:

Everyone you see is half asleep
And you're on your own, you're in the street

( Did I ever tell you how Sean Donnelly first met the girl who was going to change his brother Jimmy's life? No? Well, listen carefully..." )

Fake cut takes you to the post in my fandom journal. urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:43129 email@example.com one word for your fans: astronaut fic: nosferatu is waiting in the dark 2007-12-16T07:10:02Z 2007-12-16T07:10:02Z
Title: nosferatu is waiting in the dark
Note: Crossover with Gilmore Girls
Characters/Pairings: Tommy, Rory/Tommy, some Tommy/Jenny
Rating: PG-13
Summary: She builds stories to be shelved in libraries she will never visit; New York is just another exercise in this.

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 urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:42962 Love, Sex and Heroism Blood Or Love - NC17 - Tommy/OC 2007-12-14T01:59:23Z 2007-12-14T02:00:25Z Mazzy Star
Disclaimer: I own nothing Black Donellys related!
Rating: M (NC-17) for later chapters
Warning(s): Sexual Content, Alternate Universe, Violence, Strong Language
Spoilers: up to episode Run Like Hell
Relationship: Tommy/OC, mentioned Tommy/Jenny
Genre: Romance/Drama/Action
Summary: When Tommy's best friend hears about the problems he's having, she returns to help him figure it all out. However, mutual feelings and the misguided actions of his brothers cause more damage.

Blood or Love
-A Black Donnellys Novel-

Chapter One

Joey "Ice Cream," looked across the table at the two 'pigs' scowling at him, but he grinned anyway, it was just his nature. He was a fountain of information and these two cops could scowl all they wanted, but if they were gonna get anything outta him, they'd better remember to act a little more civilized. He asked for a cup of coffee but was ignored. He sighed, leaning back and crossing his arms over his chest. They were the ones seeking him out, and he couldn't help but smile to himself over the fact. If he told them what he knew, there was a good chance he'd get outta prison in no time. They probably thought they were doing him a big favor by that. Sure, getting out would be a slice better than what he had, but at least in prison he didn't have to worry about walking into the crossfire still happening between the Irish and Italian mobs. He was all but forgotten sitting in his small cell, even if he did have information that could put the whole of each mob away for so long they wouldn't bother thinking of the outside, 'cause they'd never see it again.
"What d'you wanna know?" Joey asked them, his voice taunting. He graced them with a large grin, enjoying the irritation that crossed their faces.

"Abigail Reilly," one of them said gruffly. He was a big guy, the kind you wouldn't be surprised to see crack their knuckles in a menacing and over dramatic way. Instead he glared and sneered, his large nose appearing even bigger. He had an ugly mug and Joey decided he looked a little Italian, too.

"Abby," Joey repeated, nodding. "Yeah, what about her?"

"What d'you know about her?" the other man asked, his voice a little less curt. He was the "good" cop of the two, Joey figured that out right away. He wasn't smiling, but he wasn't really frowning either. He was neutral. He was younger than the other too, who was balding and had a large stomach protruding from his lackluster suit. Joey thought back to the names they gave when they walked in, regular cop names. O'Malley was the "good" cop, and Smith was the "bad" cop. They weren't welcome much around his side of town, but then most cops weren't. Not unless they were crooked, and even then their names were spat when they weren't around. Rotten, dirty cops, all of 'em were no good. Couldn't trust one of 'em, ya never know if he'll turn on ya.

Joey laughed at the question, he couldn't help it. "A lot," he told them, amused. "I know Abby as well as I know the Donnelly's. And me an' the Donnelly brothers are close, right," he said, nodding. Okay, he was over-exaggerating a little. Tommy, Kevin, Sean, and Jimmy were... acquaintances of sorts. He knew about them extensively though. If there was a question concerning them, Joey "Ice Cream" knew the answer. And Abby was very much connected to the Donnellys, so he knew a lot about her. "Well, you know she's Jenny's sister, right, and you know Jenny was close with the Donnellys growin' up, so obviously Abby was around, too."

The two cops stared at him expectantly. They had no sense of drama, no understanding of these pauses that obviously had to be placed very meticulously. He hated it when people didn't enjoy his storytelling like they should. It took a lotta work to explain them to guys like this, so detailed and all. He wasn't doin' it for entertainment purposes, not for himself anyway. If he was going to ring out the Donnellys dirty laundry, the last these two cops could do was listen intently. After all, he could be runnin' merchandise to the other poor souls stuck in the pen with him instead of sitting here with them.

"Well, she was away for awhile, 'kay, livin' in some other big city somewhere, goin' to college or somethin'," he started, clasping his hands and leaning back as he thought back to her. "Abby was smart, she got outta the neighborhood as soon as she could. She was well liked when she lived here though, wasn't anybody who didn't know her. She was nice but she didn't let anybody use her like a doormat. If she thought you were bein' an ass, she straight out told ya. She wasn't as quiet as her sister either, she always had an opinion on something and she told you. And boy did she have a temper," he said, chuckling as he shook his head. The two cops didn't seem amused, but he decided that was only because he hadn't told them any of the stories he knew just yet. He had some real gems. "Abby's a year or somethin' older than Jenny, but she knew the Donnelly brothers well. Jimmy had a thing for her when they were growin' up, but nothin' ever came of it. She knew Tommy best and they were close up until the day she moved away. I heard they kept up for awhile. Abby would write or call Tommy, but he wasn't much of a writer and he didn't like talkin' on the phone too long either. Her and Jenny had a falling out shortly before she left, so she wasn't all that close to Jenny after that. It surprised most of us when she came back though, just walked through them doors and shocked the hell out of the Donnelly brothers..."

Tommy Donnelly stood behind the bar, frowning as he cleaned out a mug with a rag and watched Jimmy as he made a fool of himself once again. He'd been getting even more erratic lately. His drug use was out of hand, but then when was drug use not out of hand? The bar was only half-full but that wasn't surprising. It was the early in the week and most patrons were too tired from returning to work to drop in. He was considering closing up early when the bell above the door rang. He heard Jimmy's loud laughter die down and was about to sigh in relief when he glanced up at the door to see who had walked in.

Abigail Reilly stood before him, her arms wrapped around her middle, holding her grey coat closed. He hadn't seen her in years and wasn't sure how long he stood staring at her like a dope. She looked different from what he remembered, but not in a bad way. Her hair was a little longer, with more wave to it then it used to have. Her face was a little less happy, but the neighborhood had that effect on people. She was still beautiful, her eyes a greyish-green, her hair a dark brown, her body long with smooth, natural curves. She looked nervous though, which wasn't a trait he knew in Abby, she was always self-confident, sometimes so much so that she came off arrogant.

"Abby," he said, his mouth curving up in a smile. It was good to see her, especially with everything going on lately. Wasn't a week ago that he was holding a wake in his bar for the man he killed. Not two weeks since he killed a handful of people and even used a sledgehammer to make a man limp enough to fit into a barrel. Life hadn't been easy on him lately, but seeing her was a nice respite from all that. He dropped the mug on the counter top and hopped over it, walking toward her with a sense of gratitude swimming in his chest.

Her face brightened when she heard her name and turned to see him, a smile that he recognized as only hers appeared. It had been far too long since he'd seen her. "Tommy," she greeted, her feet moving to meet him half way. He didn't have time to think about it as she wrapped her arms around him in a hug, so he returned it. She was holding on to him strongly, like it had been far longer than a five years since she'd seen him. His face fell to sit on her shoulder and he relaxed into the hug, feeling more at home than he had in a couple weeks. "I heard about Sean," she said against his shoulder and he couldn't control it when he squeezed her lightly.

He didn't know who she heard it from, as far he knew her and Jenny didn't talk anymore. Her hand ran down the back of his neck, skimming his hair. He was surprised at how comforting that small movement was and realized that when he wanted to tell her all about it, he should probably pull back. There were few people he could confide in, and Abby Reilly happened to be one of them. But right now, with all that was going on, between Nicky Cottero, Dokey, and all the shit Jimmy caused, he didn't want to bring her in on it, too. She could get stuck in the middle, just like Jenny did, and he couldn't have that on his conscience, there was already too much going against him.

He let his arms slowly drop from around her, hands resting on her sides, and took a step back. She loosened her arms around his neck, but she didn't let go. He half-smiled when he realized she knew exactly what he was trying to do. She was like that, she had always been good at reading people. 'Course she usually gave them hell when they did something she didn't approve of and he hoped that wasn't the case here. He was relieved to see her grin up at him, looking friendly and not all that perturbed. A lot had happened and he knew she had questions. He wasn't sure why she came back, though part of him hoped it was because she had heard about Sean and felt it was right for her to come see him. They'd been friends a long time. Fact was, besides Jenny and his brothers, she was the closest person to him. Which is why he had to admit to himself that he had been rather happy she wasn't around when the shit hit the fan over Huey and Sal.

"What're you doin' back here?" he asked quietly. He didn't want his brothers coming over just yet. It'd been too long since he'd seen her and they'd pull her into a drinking game before he could even catch up. He loved his brothers, but they had the worst sense of timing ever. He also didn't want her getting too close to Jimmy, his brother was too drunk and too out of control to be courteous to her. He considered handing the bar over to Kevin's attention, but he didn't think Kevin could handle Jimmy. If his brother was looking for money, he'd wait for Tommy to leave and then talk Kevin into it. His brothers had bad habits. Kevin gambled away every dime and Jimmy was a junkie that was quickly reaching crazed.

She gave a short shrug that meant there was more to what she was about to say to him but she wasn't willing to share just yet. "I heard about Sean, my schooling just finished, and I needed a change of scenery," she told him easily. She smiled then, sighing lightly. "It's been a long time, Tommy," she said softly, her voice was sweet to his ears. There was a friendship with her that he had sorely missed. He didn't have to worry about her committing crimes and him having to clean them up, or about missing husbands or jealous head games. Abby was just Abby, take it or leave it. "I'm thirsty, buy me a beer," she told him, grinning.

"Eh, Tommy, you can let the girl go so she can come see the rest of us, or what?" Jimmy's loud voice called out to him.

Tommy glanced over his shoulder, frowning briefly at his inebriated brother who was going onto his nth beer. Kevin was leaning against the pool table, looking amused. They'd known Abby just as long as him, just not as well. Jimmy had a thing for her as long as Tommy could remember but Abby was never interested. Jimmy's temper always got the best of him whenever she shot him down, and he said she had a thing against cripples. Her usual reply was that she had a thing against idiots.

"Well that depends Jimmy, are you gonna buy me a drink?" Abby called out, letting her hands fall from Tommy's neck and slide down his arms. It was a small movement but Tommy couldn't help but feel like she was trying to calm him down. It was true his temper was beginning to hit a point with his brother, but he wouldn't act on it with the bar still busy. He'd likely let something out that he shouldn't, which just wasn't an option right now. There were already too many suspicions going around about him and his brothers and he didn't want to add fuel to the fire. She smiled at his brother but Tommy could see that she wasn't very happy with how Jimmy had turned out.

Kevin walked over from the back, calling out, "What'll ya have, Abby?" He moved behind the bar to get her drink while she called out for a bottle of Budweiser.

She didn't give him a chance to walk away, instead taking Tommy's arm as she moved toward the table Jimmy was occupying with a drunk and rather annoyed looking blonde woman. She slid in on the other side of the booth and Tommy sat down beside her, half-frowning at Jimmy. His brother grinned at her, looking like Christmas had come early. "How long's it been since you been in here?" Jimmy asked her, leaning on the table, his hand still wrapped around his beer. He pushed the other bottles out of the way, apparently not finding it offensive that there was such a huge amount in front of him. He looked horrible, his eyes blood shot, his hair hanging greasily around his head, his chin covered in scraggly hair from not shaving in awhile.

"'Bout five years or so," Abby told him, nodding as her eyes fell to take in the beer bottles. She smiled up at Kevin as he passed her her beer and motioned for him to pull up a seat. He drug a chair away from one of the other tables and sat down near Tommy. "The bar looks nice," she told them, unscrewing the top of the bottle and looking around appreciatively. "You guys are doing well."

"Yeah, not too bad," Jimmy said, and Tommy couldn't help the annoyance with his brother for acting like it was all smooth sailing for them. He couldn't count how many times they nearly lost the bar because of gambling and drug debts, but things had been getting better lately. Up until a few weeks ago, Tommy thought their money problems might have been getting smaller. Then everything changed and he was cleaning up messes left, right, and center. "If you were here a couple weeks earlier, I might'a been able to get you a free Hawaiian print shirt!" he told her.

Abby lifted her brow at him, "Pity," she said, sounding on the verge of laughing.

"So where you been?" Jimmy wondered.

Tommy leaned back in the booth, his arms spreading out over the top and his eyes avoiding looking at his brother. Jimmy was just one big reminder that things were never going to be the same. He found himself hoping that Abby hadn't heard the accusations, which weren't yet proven but mostly true, about his involvement with the murders of Huey, Sal, and Sal's nephew Louie. She'd have something to say about it, and she'd likely yell it right in his face. She had been lucky when she got out when she did and he didn't want to drag her right back into it the minute she got back.

"I was in California, going to UCLA for my Bachelor of Arts," she told him, nodding. A proud smile appeared on her face as she peeled away the paper surrounding her beer bottle.

"So, you're like, what? An artist now?" Jimmy asked, snorting. He lifted his beer to his mouth and guzzling back a good amount. His hand fell back and he let out a long sigh, licking his lips of the beer that hung around.

"Yeah, Jimmy, I'm an artist now," she replied, her eyes thinning at him. She turned to Tommy and Kevin, her expression softening. "Actually, I'm going to be teaching an Art class uptown. It's for teenagers, a couple hours after school lets out. I've already got a few sign ups," she told them happily.

Tommy half-smiled, proud of her for getting something done. He wished he could have taken the scholarship he had worked for and gotten himself a degree in something. "That's great," he told her, nodding. He remembered her art, it was something she took awhile to make. He'd find her in her bedroom sometimes, just staring at the canvas with an odd expression on her face, her nose wrinkled and her mouth wrapped around one of her paint brushes. Her dad was always trying to drag her away to the restaurant and get her to work, but she hated waiting on people, preferred being alone with just paint and paper. Tommy was more of a drawer, he liked how it looked when it was done in pencil or charcoal. He wasn't much of a painter, but he wasn't the worst either. It was something he and Abby had a mutual love for, thought most of his family didn't really understand it.

"So, how long have you been in town then?" Kevin wondered, leaning in.

"An hour or two, but I had somebody set the studio up for me a week ago. He's good friends with one of my Art professors, and they worked it out so I could teach the class when they found out I was moving back. It's a new program and they thought I'd work out well in the position." She shrugged, lifting her beer to her mouth and drinking some of it as she leaned back in the booth. Her hair pressed against Tommy's forearm, soft and cool.

"You sleepin' with one of 'em?" Jimmy asked, his eyes narrowed and his sense of what was right and wrong completely skewed by alcohol. Then again, if Tommy remembered correctly, he was never anything but blunt and rather harsh when it came to other guys and Abby.

Abby stiffened, frowning at him. Tommy shook his head, sure that his brother had just ruined a good reunion. "Oh yeah, Jimmy. Both of 'em. At the same time. Hell, if I knew you were gonna give me that Hawaiian shirt, I would'a asked you to join too," she said sarcastically, rolling her eyes.

Tommy and Kevin laughed while Jimmy grumbled under his breath, glaring at her.

Sighing, Tommy shook his head, "Didn't think you'd be moving back after college. Thought you wanted out for good."

"I am out," she told him, her voice losing its former humor. "I'm just still in the city." She licked her lips, half-smiling. "California's not like New York, and that's a good thing, but..." She shook her head. "I don't know, I had some loose ends that needed tying. Besides," she said, turning to him, "who can resist the Donnelly brothers for so long?" she teased.

Tommy shook his head, "If you knew what was good for you--"

"You'd stay permanently," Jimmy interrupted, shooting a dirty look at Tommy. "It's been too long, Abby. The Firecracker's not the same without you around."

They looked around, finding the area virtually emptied out by then. The blonde near Jimmy was sighing in irritation at being ignored for so long. She was leaning against him, one of her hands playing with her hair, the other fondling his thigh. Jimmy glanced at her periodically, but couldn't seem to get his attention off of Abby.

"Tommy's not the same without you around," Kevin put in, nodding his head at his brother. "He's hardly any fun anymore. Gone all good on us. Extra quiet lately, too. Not that he was much of a talker before..."

Abby rolled her eyes, half-smiling. "If I remember correctly, he wasn't much of a troublemaker to begin with. It was you daredevils that had him in trouble all the time," she reminded, cocking her brow. "And Tommy's always been the strong silent type," she told them, turning to him. "If he started talking as much as you or Jimmy I'd be worried."

"I talk," Tommy said, shrugging, "Just when it's important." He stared at her a moment, wondering about the soft expression on her face.

She turned away from him though and he glanced at Kevin to see his brother smiling funny. "How late are you guys open?" Abby asked, looking over as the last customer walked out the door, leaving a couple bills by the register and waving to Kevin, who gave him a nod to show he saw him pay.

"I was gonna close up early--" Tommy started.

"As late as you can stay awake," Jimmy interrupted. "We should have a welcome back party," he exclaimed, lifting his beer up.

Abby shook her head, "Not tonight, I don't think. Maybe some other time. I really only came in to say hi, let you know I'm back." She paused for a moment, glancing at Jimmy. "Find out how Sean's doing," she added carefully watching their faces.

Jimmy occupied his mouth by drinking some more, Kevin's interest turned to putting the money left behind in the till, and Tommy leaned forward a bit, his arms slipping off the back of the booth. "He's gonna be fine. His face is pretty beat up, but he's gonna make a perfect recovery. Ma took him home yesterday, he's not really up for company, but he'll be okay."

She gave a small sigh of relief and nodded. "Good," she said, reaching out and squeezing Tommy's hand where it sat on his leg. "I was worried. I heard things had gotten bad for him."

"Things were bad, we cleaned that up though," Jimmy told her, wiping his mouth with his arm and leaving another empty bottle with the others. He motioned to Kevin to grab him another and then leaned back in the booth, smiling at Abby. "Abigail Reilly," he said, whistling at the end. "You're even prettier than I remember."

She barely smiled at him and Tommy was reminded of how little she had liked Jimmy in the past. She avoided him when she could, disliking his need to hit on her whenever possible. "And you're even drunker than I remember, Jimmy," she replied, her brows lifting as she brought her beer up to her mouth again.

Jimmy laughed, enjoying her teasing and as usual misjudging it for actual interest. He took the beer away from Kevin when he came back and cracked the lid off, downing a mouthful mid-chuckle. When he brought the bottle back down, he glanced at Tommy. "Great sense of humor, eh Tommy. This one... Always the one who got away," he muttered almost nostalgically, shaking his head.

Abby didn't reply, instead going back to picking at the label of her bottle. "How have you been, Kevin? Last time I saw you, you were still in high school," she said, smiling.

He laughed, shrugging his shoulders. "Good, I've been good. Not much has been going on until recently," he told her, his eyes shifting a little. "You know me though, Abby, I always got somethin' goin' on," he said, somewhat vaguely.

She chuckled, nodding. Abby may have been a childhood friend, but if Kevin was stupid enough to tell her he had a gambling problem and that it had been getting him and the other brothers into trouble, Abby wouldn't even blink before she started shouting. Her infamous temper was something most people shied away from as much as possible. It's why her and Jimmy didn't get along almost at all. Jimmy seemed to forget these moments seconds after they happened, but Abby could barely stand Jimmy growing up. Kevin and Sean didn't bother Abby, in fact she seemed to like them well enough. She used to enjoy bugging Sean about being a little heart breaker because he seemed to have a new girlfriend whenever she saw him. She didn't pal around with them much though, only having contact when Jenny was with her or she was hanging around with Tommy.

"Yeah, how's your mother been?" she asked, sipping some more of her beer.

"All right," Kevin told her, standing to gather up the various bottles on the table. He glanced around at his brothers, as if unsure how much he should tell her. "She's been pretty beat up since Sean, but she's doin' better now." He walked away to get rid of the bottles, his hands and arms barely able to hold them all. "She's cooking a lot. Not anything good. I gotta freezer full of things I wouldn't even feed to Jimmy," he added, calling out from behind the bar.

Abby nodded, smiling lightly at the joke about Jimmy's eating habits. She glanced at Tommy, her expression hesitant, "How's Jenny?" she wondered, her eyes falling away as she turned away from him and leaned back.

"She's, uh, good," he replied, clearing his throat. "You haven't gone by to see her?" He ran his hand over his hair, wondering if he should tell her what happened with her sister recently. Between telling her he loved her, sleeping with her, losing her, and then having her used as collateral to make sure he and Jimmy were honest with Dokey, he and Jenny weren't exactly on the best terms. He remembered seeing her walk out with some other guy after the funeral, remembered how much it hurt to see her so easily walk away. Abby would understand, she'd always known about his feelings, but she'd probably use it against Jenny even more. He didn't want to cause more problems between them.

Abby shook her head, shrugging it off. "No, dad called me about Sean. I'll go by tomorrow or something."

"Do they know you're back?" He stared at her profile, watching her mouth turn in a frown. He wasn't sure what caused the rift between her and her sister, neither of them told him. He just knew they got into a fight and Abby left town. Jenny never brought her up and avoided the topic when she was talked about. She lifted a hand, brushing her hair behind her shoulder and shook her head at him, her eyes falling to her beer as she drew random shapes in the condensation on the neck of the bottle.

"So where're you staying?" Jimmy asked loudly as he leaned forward with a smirk-like grin.

She glanced at him, frowning. "I have a place," she told him, turning her attention back to Tommy. "It's late, I'm tired. I'll come by and see you tomorrow or something, all right?" she asked, lifting her beer to finish it off.

Tommy sighed, nodding. He moved out of the booth, his hands slipping into his pockets as she climbed out. His mouth opened to say something, but he didn't know what. He glanced over at Jimmy, who was eyeing them. Kevin had just walked in from the back, after throwing out the garbage. "You going?"

Abby turned to him, smiling. "Yeah, I'll be back in sometime soon. Try not to get yourselves arrested before I get back," she joked.

"No promises," Kevin replied. Laughing, Abby moved around Tommy to hug his younger brother, though it was much more brief than when she had embraced Tommy earlier. She simply waved at Jimmy, even though he was moving to get out of the booth.

"I'll see you guys later." She turned to Tommy, "Walk me out."

He nodded his head to his brothers before he followed her out. The bell rang above their heads as they left the bar and she pulled her coat around her a little tighter as they stopped outside on the sidewalk. He turned to her, licking his lips and wondering what to say. She ended up filling in the silence anyway, which was just her way. She didn't care for keeping things in. He liked how honest and open she was, even if it did get her in trouble sometimes. She'd mouth off to anyone who'd listen, and sometimes she said it to the wrong person, not that she ever retracted her words. He'd hate to see her in the presence of Dokey.

"Five years," she murmured as she began walking down the street, Tommy beside her. "I can't even remember the last time we talked on the phone."

"A year or two ago," Tommy told her, his eyes forward and watching the lack of traffic. He didn't like walking down the streets, so open and easy targets. He wanted to ask why she stopped calling, but didn't. Their conversations were always stilted, leaving long pauses where they weren't sure what to say. They were better in private, it didn't feel like it was being forced then. Their friendship had always been more close behind the scenes. Tommy wasn't much of a talker but he shared things with her that he never told his brothers. She was the only one who knew he was the one who messed up Jimmy's leg. She was the only one he admitted liking Jenny to, even if everybody else saw it. She was the person who listened, even if it took an hour for him to finally admit to anything.

"I'm sorry," she told him, half-turning to look over at him, her mouth set in an apologetic frown. "I wanted to call. There were a few times when I picked up the phone, but I'd put it back down when I realized how late it was, or that you probably wouldn't be around." She sighed, shrugging, "Phone calls are so impersonal."

He nodded, knowing what she meant. Without her there to see him, she couldn't force him to say things when he'd open his mouth but then shut it, nervous about what he really wanted to tell her. Then there was always Jimmy in the background, asking if it was Abby and if he could talk to her. She'd hear him and say she had to go and everything would be ruined again. "So where're you staying?" he asked, looking over at her. Her cheeks were flushed from the cold air and her eyes were a little more green than grey now as she looked up at him.

"I dunno," she admitted, shrugging. "I only said that because I didn't want Jimmy offering me to stay with him," she told him, frowning. "Your brother hasn't changed much."

Tommy sighed, licking his lips. "He's worse than he was before." She looked over at him, waiting for him to continue. "His drug habit," he said, shaking his head. "It's almost ruined us a couple times."

Her eyes widened and her mouth set in an angry line. "He's always gotta be the stupid one. He'll give anything a try. How long has this been going on?" she demanded, angrily.

"Awhile." He looked away, feeling rather ashamed that he was telling her about it. "He's not the only one with problems though."

She moved closer to him, her arm wrapping around his. "Don't tell me you're messing around in that junk," she said, her voice hard, bellying her gentle action of embracing him.

He shook his head, frowning. "No. But Kevin's been gambling a lot."

Abby sighed, briefly squeezing his arm. "That kid has the worst luck I've ever seen, I don't know why he'd try his hand at something as stupid as gambling," she muttered.

Tommy half-smiled, Kevin was 23 and only two years younger than her but he'd always be a kid to Abby. Even if Sean was younger, Abby always thought of Kevin as being more stinted in age. Must have been Sean's various girlfriends over the year that made him appear older. "He's got a big debt going right now," he told her, shaking his head with aggravation. He turned them down a corner, his eyes moving over the streets with discretion. It didn't get past his attention that this was the same corner Sean and his girlfriend were attacked on. There was still dry blood caked on the sidewalk.

"And he expects his brothers to bail him out," she muttered, her voice filled with irritation.

He looked over at her, frowning. "That's what we do. We're a family, Abby. We don't just let each other down."

She glared up at him, shaking her head. "How many times are you gonna have to bail your brothers out, Tommy? You've been doin' it since you were a little kid!" she exclaimed, her jaw tensing.

He sighed, knowing that she was saying the same argument he had with himself every time Jimmy messed up. It seemed to be a pattern of his. As soon as things were the least bit all right, Jimmy did something to ruin it. And if things got bad, he'd make them worse. Tommy loved his brother, but the man was like a walking problem. "I can't just walk away, Abby," he said quietly.

"I know. You never could," she replied rather annoyed. "They're always gonna rely on you to clean up their messes, Tommy, what happens if you're not there one day?" Her arm slipped out of his and he immediately noticed how cold it felt without it there. "They have to learn to take responsibility for themselves or they'll just keep messing up, knowing you'll clean it up for them."

He didn't reply, instead shifting his hands around in his pockets, frowning to himself. They walked in silence for awhile, each in their own thoughts until Tommy turned them on to a set of stairs and pulled a set of keys out. "Where are we?" she wondered, leaning back to read the name of the building.

"My apartment," he told her, unlocking the door and holding it open for her.

She walked in, her eyes roaming the hall. "What floor?" she asked him, walking to the back elevator.

"Fifth," he said, running a hand through his hair. The elevator doors opened and they climbed in. He reached across her, pushing the button and then leaned back against the wall. He was feeling pretty tired himself, but it mostly had to with the pressure that seemed to be following him constantly. Abby never agreed with his fixing his brothers problems, so he didn't even want to think about how she'd react if he told her the whole of it. He couldn't tell her how much blood he had on his hands, how many deaths were on his head. He stared at her as she stood in middle of the elevator, her arms crossed over her chest and her eyes set forward on the door. "I'm glad you're back," he told her quietly, reaching out to tug on a strand of her hair.

Her shoulders relaxed a little and she turned to him, her mouth curving into a smile that she tried to hide. "I'm glad to be back," she admitted, her eyes meeting his. Her expression became rather grim and she moved to stand in front of him. Her hands came out, one resting on either of his sides. "Things haven't been good, have they Tommy?" she asked, her eyes staring up inquisitively.

He exhaled thickly, his mouth heavy with just how bad things really were. Instead of answering, he pulled her closer, wrapping his arms around her and hugging her tightly. It's funny how his brothers relied on him and he relied on her. Things went to hell for the Donnelly brothers so they turned to Tommy, and he managed to stain every good part of him with the blood of others, so he turned to Abby for comfort. Jenny was his first try, part of him hoped that she would be as understanding as her older sister. But she broke his heart before he'd even had a chance to really open it. Abby wouldn't do that to him. Then again, he didn't have any plans of falling in love with Abby.

Her head fit perfectly against his chest and her arms wound around him to hold on tightly. He rested his cheek on the top of her hair and held her close to his body with his arms. It wasn't until the elevator dinged to let him know he was on his floor that he let her go. His hand ran down her soft hair, the sweet scent of it still swarming his senses. They walked off the elevator and he directed them toward his apartment. He had a good view of the city from his living room, but he didn't spend much time at home. He was always doing something, whether it was working in the bar or helping his brothers or mother out with something.

The apartment was dark when he walked in, so he hit the switch by the door before locking it behind her. She tugged off her coat and slipped out of her shoes. "When'd you move in here?" she wondered, looking over at him as she walked around, exploring.

"Couple years ago," he replied, slipping his coat off and following her into the kitchen. "You can take the bed, I'll sleep on the couch," he offered as he watched her hunt through his fridge for something to eat.

She came out with some leftover Chinese food containers that he smiled at when she sniffed them, and a couple bottles of water. Shaking her head at him, she rooted around in a drawer for a couple forks and then turned back to him. "There's no way I'm kicking you out of your bed," she told him, snorting. "Besides, you look like hell, you need some sleep."

He half-smiled, "Thanks," he said sarcastically.

"We're both adults Tommy, I think we can handle sleeping in the same bed." She passed him his water and then walked into the living room, making herself at home on his couch. She crossed her legs beneath her and then reached out for the controller, switching the TV on. She looked over at him briefly, patting the space beside her. "Do you want to talk, or avoid it for awhile?" she asked bluntly.

He moved over to sit beside her and spread his legs out on the floor, running his hand up the back of his neck and through his hair. "Avoid it for a little while," he replied, sighing.

She nodded, passing him one of the Chinese food containers. He shook his head, not hungry. She persisted though, so he took one and to his surprise found he was actually very hungry. He couldn't remember the last time he ate, but figured his stress had been taking his attention away. She laid out on the couch, resting her legs over his lap as if she did it every day and clicked through the channels until she found something they'd both enjoy. Tommy appreciated the fact that she wasn't pressuring him into talking, but found that it made him want to discuss it with her even more.

"Where's all your stuff?" he wondered, filling his fork with some chow mein.

"Being delivered tomorrow," she told him, shrugging. "There's an apartment above the studio being rented for the class. I haven't talked to the owner though and I don't have a key yet. I was going to give him a call when I got in, but I decided to come by and see you guys first." She looked over at him, smiling. "The Firecracker really does look great, Tommy. I like the remodeling. It's not too much, but it's more comfortable."

He smiled, nodding. "Yeah, I like it, too. We had that done a year or so after you left," he told her, leaning back into the couch. "You should've visited," he said, frowning as it came out rather bitter.

"I should have," she agreed quietly. "UCLA was a great opportunity though. And I needed to get away for awhile. Just didn't want to be around so many familiar faces. Couldn't be, really."

He turned when he noticed her voice had become rather annoyed. "What happened with you and Jenny?" he wondered, his brow furrowed. He'd given up asking a long time ago, but he'd always wondered.

She shook her head, "It's not important," she said with a finality to her tone. She shifted and filled her mouth with chicken fried rice. They finished off their food in silence, the only sounds that of the TV blaring across from them. Abby rolled onto her side, leaving her legs in his lap. Tommy leaned back, resting his head on the top of the couch and wrapping his hands loosely around her calves.

He found his attention moving from the TV to her, back and forth. He had a lot of questions, but didn't know how to ask them. He had a lot to tell her, but was worried about how she'd take it. Even with her temper, she had a way of saying things that seemed to fix all of his problems. She had an answer to everything, which was annoying sometimes but came in handy most. But she also had a habit of leaving when things were personally hard on her. When her mother died, she shut off and pulled away from everybody. If it's somebody else's problem, she'll help out, even if she does it by shouting herself hoarse. But if she was feeling suffocated herself or had problems with somebody close to her, she tended to avoid it all. He wasn't sure how she'd deal with it if he confided everything in her only to have her dragged right into the middle. If she ran, she'd be killed. If she told, which he was pretty sure she wouldn't, she had too much loyalty for that, she'd be killed. There was a lot at cost here. Thing was, everybody knew that he was close to her. If they found out she was back and they wanted answers, they'd go looking for her. If she didn't have answers, they might not believe her. And if she did have answers, she likely wouldn't tell. Either way, the outcome was bad.

"How long are you planning to stay?" he finally asked.

She looked over at him, her eyes drooping. She shrugged her shoulders, rolling onto her back again. Her clothes were rumpled, probably from her plane ride over and her hair was beginning to look messy from all her moving. "You know me," she said simply.

He nodded, frowning to himself. Abby was a bit of a free spirit. If she felt like life was turning her in a different direction than she wanted, she took a different path. It depended on how she was feeling. Even in high school, she tended to move around a lot. She never settled with one group of friends or fit into the prepackaged cliché of geek, popular, loner, etc. The only real constant in her life was Tommy, and she ended up leaving him too by the time she was able to get out of New York. She wasn't unreliable though. If there was anything to be said about Abby Reilly it was that she was there when somebody asked her to be. Thing was, that person had to have the courage to ask Abby for her help.

"Tommy, you know if you need me here, I'll be here," she told him, shifting so she was sitting beside him, her legs on the floor. "I'll be doing this class for at least a year. After that..." She shrugged again, her expression neutral. He didn't reply, because he didn't want to tell her that he felt like she abandoned him when she just up and left five years ago. If Tommy had to call somebody his best friend, he probably would have said it was her. Even after five years, they were comfortable with each other. But he didn't want to invest in her if she was just going to up and disappear again. "Hey," she said softly, pulling him from his thoughts. She put her head on his shoulder, wrapping one of her arms around his back. "I'm not just gonna leave, Tommy."

"You did five years ago," he replied, his eyes turned away from her. He hadn't realized how much he missed her.

She sighed, sounding mildly exasperated. "I wasn't trying to leave you. I wrote, didn't I? I called," she reminded, shaking her head. "I even invited you down to visit me a few years ago, you remember?"

"Yeah," he replied reluctantly. He didn't know how to explain it to her. "I didn't want to go there though, I wanted you here." It was a poor explanation really, but it was all he had.

She lifted her head, turning to him. "I'm here now." She shook her head. "I can't change what happened and I can only apologize so much. I know you're mad, and I'm sorry for that." She smiled gently, turning his head so he was looking at her. "You know you're my best friend, right?" He nodded jerkily, his eyes falling. "Have I ever failed you?" He shook his head. "Right. So whatever's going on, when you want to talk about it, I'm gonna be waiting. And I'll help you with it, Tommy," she said determinedly. He opened his mouth to object. She had no idea what she was committing herself to. "Tommy," she interrupted before he could even start. He stopped, looking straight into her grey-green eyes. "We've done some stupid things in our lives, right? Illegal things, things that most people wouldn't," she reminded, her mouth curved up. "Whatever you did, whatever you might have to do, I'm a part of that now," she told him strongly, her gaze meeting his without a sign of flinching. He nodded slowly, swallowing thickly. "We'll figure this out."

He covered her hand in with his as it rested near his side, grateful that now he had someone to lean on. He couldn't always be the strong one in the family. He didn't always have the answer.

She stood up, detangling them. "Let's go to bed," she announced, turning off the TV and pulling him by the hand so he would follow her. He pointed the way to the bedroom and nearly tripped over something left on the floor. She flipped the light on and walked toward his dresser. He didn't have time to protest before she began searching through it. She threw him a pair of pajama bottoms and then found shorts and an undershirt to wear for her own pajamas. He turned around when she immodestly pulled her shirt off and slipped the other one on. He could hear the shifting of clothes as she dressed and slowly began peeling his own clothes off. Abby wasn't really one who blushed or stuttered over things like nudity or intimacy. He always thought it had something to do with her being an artist. She was so open minded to things that were considered abstract or different that she didn't take the time to be embarrassed or uncomfortable.

When he turned around to face her, she was already under the blanket and pulling her hair up into an elastic that had been around her wrist. When she was done, she reached out and flipped up his side of the blanket, inviting him to come lay down. He glanced at her for a moment, before turning off the light and joining her in bed. He wasn't really used to sleeping with women in his bed, at least not without having done something before that. He was tired and his body seemed to ache with gratitude as he relaxed into the mattress. He let the blanket lay down beneath his navel, the cool, crisp air of the bedroom feeling nice against his bare chest. She shifted beside him and he found he liked the idea of somebody right there.

"We'll talk tomorrow, Tommy," she said tiredly before yawning.

"Yeah," he replied, nodding in the darkness.

She fell asleep quickly, facing him, with her hand laying between them on the mattress, the other beneath her pillow. The lights from the street fell in and lit her up faintly, showing him her outline. Her and Jenny looked quite a bit alike, having the same shaped eyes, though Jenny's were blue, and the same nose and lips, although Abby's were more rosy pink than red. Jenny's hair was darker than Abby's too, and Abby had a light spattering of freckles that ran across her nose, making her appear more gentle than her sister. Their personalities weren't very similar though. Abby could be abrupt and sarcastic, sometimes rather biting in her remarks. She was never soft spoken and she rarely kept her opinion to herself. Jenny, on the other hand, only spoke up when she was with somebody she knew well, and even then she didn't say everything she was thinking. She was kindhearted, but she sometimes let people walk over her. And she could let go easier than Abby could. Abby's feeling were hurt a lot easier than Jenny's were, and she tended to hold a grudge if somebody said something she didn't appreciate. And while Jenny was a worrier, Abby was a fixer. As long as it was somebody else's problem, Abby was there to help, whereas Jenny moreoften worried herself crazy about it.

Tommy wasn't sure what Abby's arrival back would do to the situation going on, but he had a feeling that it would help rather than complicate. Abby was more of a helper than a nuisance most of the time and he trusted that she wouldn't do anything as stupid as what his brothers had. Jimmy throwing a body in a dumpster right outside the bar, Kevin agreeing to kidnapping Louie so he could pay off his debt. Sean hadn't done anything yet, but he had a valid excuse of being in the hospital, Tommy didn't want to think of what he might do when he got out.

Abby mumbled something in her sleep that Tommy couldn't hear, but he smiled lightly. Rolling onto his back, he crossed his arms behind his head and blinked tiredly up at the dark roof. He'd tell her everything tomorrow, and then they'd figure out how to deal with all of it. Sighing, he slipped off to sleep, feeling more relaxed than he had in weeks.

"Y'see, Tommy Donnelly didn't know that from that day forward, things were just going to get more complicated," Joey "Ice Cream" told the two cops. "Abby Reilly was going to help, yeah, with the situation they were in. But she was gonna cause big problems with Tommy and Jenny. See, he didn't know why it was the two sisters had such a big fight. Truth of it was, it was all over Tommy," he told them emphatically. They sat back in their chairs, not as appreciative of his story as they should be. "The next morning was the start of it all. That's when everything sort of exploded in this over-exaggerated maelstrom of drama..."

 urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:42589 Amanda donnellysfic @ 2007-12-11T03:10:00 2007-12-11T11:11:10Z 2007-12-11T11:11:36Z Title: Matters of the Heart
Characters/Pairings: Mal/River, Angel/Fred, Kevin, Tommy, Casey, Elliot
Rating: PG
Summary: Four different protectors and how others see them.
Author's Notes: Just a couple of little drabbles from different fandoms squished together. (Firefly, Angel, Black Donnellys and SVU)

Matters of the Heart urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:42310 Lirazel Inertia 2007-09-27T02:00:14Z 2007-09-27T02:00:14Z Title: Inertia
Author: Lirazel ( penny_lane_42 )
 Characters/Pairings: Tommy/Jenny
 Rating: pg-13
 Warnings: None
 Spoiler alert: Spoilers through the first two or three episodes. Set pre-series.
 Summary: One day, Jenny just stopped waiting for the catalyst.
Disclaimer: They aren't mine. If they were, they wouldn't be canceled, now would they?

( objects at rest... ) urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:42226 it's a fat fucking lie 50 The Black Donnelly Sentences for 1fandom 2007-07-23T05:41:54Z 2007-07-23T05:41:54Z Title : 50 Sentences for 1fandom
Characters/Pairings : Pretty much everyone with some Tommy/Jenny, Tommy/Kevin, Jimmy/Joanie
Rating : Hard R
Warnings : Mentions of incest and rape
Spoilers : Entire Series!
Summary : Title says it all, 50 random sentences containing a bunch of the characters in various times and pairings throughout the series.

Link to sentences @ my fic comm urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:41722 Jason Bourne "Nobody ever wants to follow the rules..." 2007-06-01T03:49:32Z 2007-06-01T03:49:32Z Rain Title: "Rule Breaking"
Characters/Pairings: Jimmy and Kevin
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: None
Spoiler alert: None. Everybody should have watched every episode already!
Summary: A drabble of sorts. Jimmy reflects on the rules of being a bookie.

 "You could have warned me ya know?"

 Kevin Donnelly wiped a dirty beer rag over his face, and took a second to marvel out how much blood was transferred, "I think you got skull on me!"

 "Stop being a baby, Kevin, and hurry up." Jimmy hissed.

 The elder brother was on the other side of the bathroom, vigorously wiping down the semi-automatic he had recently used to blow the back of Johnny Butane's brain clear from his skull. Jimmy had originally thought that finding Louie Downtown's phone book had been a gift from god, but sadly it had turned more into a burden than anything else. Whoever said that collecting money was an easy job was either an idiot, or the worst book keeper on the face of the planet.
 Jimmy didn't have any disillusions about his intelligence. He knew that he wasn't the sharpest tack in the drawer and that school had been nothing more than a very long and boring waste of time, but to him book keeping seemed like something that a person with the IQ of a cucumber could accomplish

 The process seemed simple enough to him, but nobody wanted to follow the rules.

 Rule #1- You place a bet.
 Rule #2- You lose the bet.
 Rule #3- You pay your bookie.

 It was a three-step process that was so simple to follow it bordered on being inane, but people NEVER wanted to follow the rules. Recently, the "three-step-bookie rule", as Kevin called it, had been drawn out to include several other steps that always seemed to end with the gamblers' face and limbs left in bruised disarray. Rather than following the easy play, lose, pay structure, it had turned into you play, you lose, you run, you hide, you make excuses, you get beaten, and THEN you pay. For the life of him, Jimmy didn't understand why gamblers enjoyed getting their asses beat on a weekly basis, but hey, if they wanted it so bad he had no reservations about doling them out. Jimmy Donnelly, was of course, a man of the people. So if it was a beating they wanted, who was he to deny them?
 Sometimes he would wake up hoping for a day without incident, especially on the days when his leg would start acting up, or if Kevin was particularly annoying (like today). However, nothing in Jimmy's life had ever been easy, so it made little sense for there to be a miraculous turn around now. Besides, the job did have its' entertaining moments. If they didn't run and hide, the gamblers always had an excuse, and lord did they have some excuses:

 "Just gimme a few days, business has been slow."

 Followed by…

 "I'll pay you when I get paid." Which was the fan favorite.

 "I had to pay the rent."

 "I had to pay the babysitter."

 "Taxes, Jimmy! Uncle Sam is bustin my hump ova here! Ev'rybody wants a piece of me and now you?!"

 "My dog ate it!"

 The dog excuse was quite possibly the most hilarious excuse he had heard since finding Louie's phone book. It had given him such a laugh that he only opted to break the guys thumbs rather than all of his fingers. Let it not be said that Jimmy Donnelly did not possess a sense of humor, and a compassionate heart. After all, he was a man of the people.

 Suddenly, the rag flew across the room, "Ugh, Why do you have to go overboard, Jimmy?!" Kevin yelled in irritation, "I mean, I was fucking standing right behind the guy, you could have shot me!"

Jimmy didn't look up, "You know you sound like ma when you whine, Kevin? Keep it up, it's real manly…"

 "Shut up, Jimmy! What if that guy had AIDS, or the plague or something? I think some of it got in my mouth." As the words left his mouth, he dry heaved for a moment and began to spit uncontrollably in the corner. Soon, the creak of a rusted faucet was heard followed by running water

 Jimmy sighed again as he finished wiping the gun down and loaded a new clip, "Your never gonna have sex with a girl anyway, so it wouldn't matter if you did get AIDS, Kevin."

 Kevin looked up from the sink, water dribbling from his chin, "That's not even funny, Jimmy."

 He shrugged, a sardonic smirk gracing his rugged features, "That's one man's opinion. Now hurry the hell up, we got more runs to make."

*************************** urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:41000 Amanda donnellysfic @ 2007-05-26T01:08:00 2007-05-26T08:08:43Z 2007-05-26T08:08:43Z Title: Where Do We Go From Here
Characters: Joanie, Joey, Tommy
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Joanie reveals a secret to Joey as they wait for the boys.
Author's Notes: Set right after 1x12.

Where Do We Go From Here urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:40542 Amanda donnellysfic @ 2007-05-20T18:32:00 2007-05-21T01:33:16Z 2007-05-21T02:35:28Z Title: Donnelly Roadtrip
Pairing: A little Jimmy/Joanie
Rating: PG-13
Summary: What if they had made it out? The Donnellys are on their way across the country, but their roadtrip is off to a rocky start.
Author's Notes: This is a series of vignettes that takes place after 1x12 Easy is the Way. AU, crack!fic.

I Spy With My Little Eye Something That Starts With W urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:40261 Ó mo Dhia! Tá an tua i mo cheann! There Are No Happy Endings (post-Easy Is The Way) 2007-05-18T19:25:19Z 2007-05-18T19:25:19Z Title: There Are No Happy Endings
Characters/Pairings: Sean/Nadine, Kevin, Tommy/Jenny, Jimmy/Joanie, Helen Donnelly, Joey Ice Cream
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Language, allusions to drug use and violence
Word Count: 1,980
Spoiler alert: through "Easy Is The Way"
Summary: Five happy endings that might have happened after "Easy Is The Way" ended.
Author's Notes: Unbetaed. Concrit welcomed with enthusiastic applause. I watched "Easy Is The Way" while depressed and wrote this and made myself more depressed. Damn cliffhanger endings...why do the networks hate us?

( That's the thing about the Donnellys. They never could get more than a block out of the neighborhood. ) urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:donnellysfic:40027 mercurybard Fic: What Helen Knows (PG) 2007-05-12T18:04:56Z 2007-05-12T18:04:56Z Title: What Helen Knows
Author: mercurybard
Fandom: The Black Donnellys
Part: 1/1 (it's a ficlet)
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: I don't own TBD...I just love them madly.
Characters: Helen Donnelly
Pairings: past Helen/Bobby
Notes: Inspired by a comment haloisbent made about Helen not being the world's most pleasant person.

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Author: astrothsknot
Fandom: The Black Donellys
Rating: PG13
Pairing: Tommy/Jenny
For spiritofk who asked for kissing fic

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Author: Adrienne snarkaddict
Characters: Tommy Donnelly
Rating: Gen
Disclaimer: I do not own any part of The Black Donnellys
Summary: Tommy Donnelly rued the day of Jimmy's accident.
Spoilers: None.

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Author - Ab (haloisbent)
Characters - Kevin Donnelly/Joey Ice Cream
Rating - NC-17 just to be safe
Warning - Slash
Disclaimer - I don't own the show or the characters on it.
Summary - Kevin goes to Joey's after the end of the first episode.
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Day 39: Franklin Campground to Driftwood Provincial Park Campground
After you leave North Bay you will cycle on HWY 17 along the southern edge of Samuel du Champlain Provincial Park. This park is named after the 17th century explorer and celebrates the Voyageurs who tackled portages and rapids here. In the park you can view a replica birch bark freighter in the heritage centre or hike to lookouts to enjoy panoramic views of the area. Mattawa River flows through the park towards Mattawa, where it joins the Ottawa River. Two campgrounds with 215 sites are located in the park.
After Samuel du Champlain Park you will bike towards Mattawa which means "meeting of the waters" in Ojibwa. Traditionally, Mattawa was an important transportation intersection for people traveling from Montréal. They would leave the Ottawa River here and travel on the Mattawa River towards Lake Nipissing. Look for large wooden statues of historical figures in this area. Camping is available in Mattawa at Sid Turcotte Park.
From Mattawa you will follow the Ottawa River, which defines the border of Ontario and Québec for much of its length, all the way into Ottawa. Ottawa River's source is Lake Capimitchigama in the Laurentian Mountains of central Québec; it terminates into Lake of Two Mountains and St. Lawrence River in Montréal. The Ottawa River played a prominent role in the Algonquin peoples lives as well as in the timber industry. Today, the river's use as a cargo route has been eclipsed by railway. However, the river now generates hydro-electricity for the area.
There is a small general store near the entrance of Driftwood Provincial Park, but I recommend getting your supplies for the evening in Mattawa.
Driftwood Provincial Park has 80 campsites, most of which offer a view of the Ottawa River and the Laurentian Hills beyond. There is a sandy beach nearby and laundry facilities are available.
Kilometre Log
0.0 Leave Franklin Motel and head north on Lakeshore Drive.
3.2 Cross over railway tracks. Lakeshore Drive becomes Main Street E.
3.7 From Main Street E turn right onto Fisher Street.
5.2 Fisher Street dead-ends into HWY 17 / HWY 11. Turn right onto HWY 17 / HWY 11 and head east.
6.3 HWY 17 and HWY 11 split. Stay right and circle 270º clockwise to access HWY 17 heading east.
17.3 Intersection of HWY 17 & HWY 94.
38.3 Rutherglen.
49.8 Enter Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park.
54.7 Exit Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park.
58.8 Taggart Lake Campground.
63.9 Enter Mattawa on HWY 17 / John Street.
65.1 John Street / HWY 17 becomes McConnell Street / HWY 17.
65.7 Turn right off of HWY 17 / McConnell Street onto HWY 17 / Valois Drive.
117.9 Bissett Creek.
134.1 Morning Mist Resort & Campground.
134.6 Stonecliffe. Small general store here.
139.7 Driftwood Provincial Park.


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Saturday 8 September 1906
It was Saturday, under the sign of Virgo. The US president was Theodore Roosevelt (Republican).
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