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keltii-tea · 3 years
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Colors of Deviancy day 3 prompt: drunk human - sober android (@connor-sent-by-cyberlife). I just wanted to draw a cute pic of Connor comforting Hank, but definitely failed on that front lol....
(please don't tag this one as ship. Thank you!)
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rk-doscientos · 3 years
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DBH Colors of Deviancy Prompt Challenge
Day 10: the feeling of being alive
@connor-sent-by-cyberlife
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oh-fortheloveof-ra9 · 3 years
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Undercover Connor and Lieutenant Mom 6 (plus Gavin I guess):
No knowledge of the other entries is needed to read.
I'm just a massive troll, don't mind me! Entry #6 of undercover Connor and Lieutenant Mom belongs to @connor-sent-by-cyberlife 's Colors of deviancy Challenge for June 7th- First intimate experience. I'm so sorry that I couldn't write anything serious for this prompt. But in my defense, un-stabbing someone would most certainly be a very intimate experience! No ships, just laughs. I struck out most of the raunchier parts. There were about 1,000 jokes that I had to delete, but figured that less is more this time. Enjoy!
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Connor: [runs into the DPD locker room, aggressively rips off fake mustache and leather pants]
Gavin: [shielding his eyes] JES-US! what the hell Android?! Wait til I'm outta here at least!
Connor: [frantically scanning the room and pulling his own pants back on] Gavin! I need your help!
Gavin: Fat fucking chance! Why should I help you?!
Connor: [looks him dead in the eye] Well, you've told me on multiple occasions that you'd find pleasure in stabbing me.
Gavin: ............ I'm listening.
Connor: Well.... Would un-stabbing me provide you any catharsis? [Turns to reveal a massive Bowie knife sticking out of his back]
Gavin: [genuinely horrified] What tHE FUCK?!
Connor: [pushing Gavin against the locker and covering his mouth, listening] Quiet! Hank is looking for me! [Lets Gavin go while he smacks him away] He will not catch me this time!
Gavin: You have your head screwed on wrong, fucking asshole. Who cares if he finds out if you go undercover?
Connor: It's the shame... I can't stand it when Hank is disappointed in me. I do not know how you handle it every moment of your life, detective Reed, but you will have to teach me. Even so, I still need this now!
Gavin: [Is fuming, looks temptingly at the knife]
Connor: Please, Gavin!
Gavin: [looking thoughtful] Can I keep the knife?
Connor: Yes.
Gavin: Fuckin' come here.
Connor: [bends down on bench to give Gavin a better angle]
Hank: [walks silently into the locker room, thinking he heard Connor, is blocked from view of the other two]
Gavin: [Standing behind Connor] Okay asshole, here goes. [Stains to remove knife, but it barely budges]
Connor: Please keep trying, detective Reed!
Hank: ?????
Gavin: Shut up! I've got it okay? [strains again] Fuck, that's really deep. I think it’s caught on something.
Connor: Your angle is incorrect Gavin, and you are not using enough force.
Hank: [mortified] ??????!!?!!?!!!???
Gavin: Did I ask for a critique? Look Android, if I'm not good enough, why don't you just do this yourself?!
Connor: Regrettably, detective, I do not bend that way so I am unable to service myself in this manner.
Hank: [literally cannot take this anymore] Okay, whAT THE FUCK AM I LISTENING TO?! [steps around the corner] AWAY FROM THE ANDROID, REED!
Connor and Gavin: [Freeze in place for a split second, register their position, and then blast apart] 
Connor: [blitzing out the door] RUN!
Gavin: [Panicking, follows at the speed of light]
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mnictasbcl · 3 years
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I’ll be forever young (with you)
For #dbhcolorsofdeviancy, prompt:
June 13th: Forever young @connor-sent-by-cyberlife
Rating: Teen
Characters: Connor, Hank Anderson, Sumo
Relationships: Connor & Hank Anderson, Connor & Hank Anderson & Sumo
Additional Tags: Fluff, Birthday, First birthday, Presents, Detroit bridge, Swearing, Hank is the best dad
Summary: August 15th, 2039. Connor’s first birthday.
He doesn’t think Hank will do anything that big for his birthday…
 And is proven very wrong.
(The final prompt for this event! I’ve enjoyed it very much :) )
Story below! Or, read it on AO3
AUGUST 15th, 2039
TIME AM 07:40:02
 Connor awoke to a ball of brown and white fur catapulting itself onto his bed.
Opening his eyes and fully coming out of the stasis, he realised that this was Sumo.
He ran his hands over his soft fur, receiving the wet slobbery kisses over his face, smiling. The Saint Bernard seemed particularly affectionate and excitable, the reason why eluding him as he was distracted by the fluffy cuddles.
But then, finally pulling himself away from the great dog and scanning his surroundings, he found out the reason pretty quickly.
Loosely strapped upon Sumo’s head was a colourful party hat, the words ‘Happy Birthday!’ printed on it in bold letters. Deducing that it wasn’t Hank’s birthday, it wasn’t Sumo’s…
The only other person in the house was him.
He chuckled, moving to pull the hat off the dog but he grumbled and jumped off the bed before he could do so.
“I didn’t think you’d find that comfortable, Sumo.”
The only reply he was given was a snort as the dog sniffed at the floor, nosing slowly out of his bedroom.
Connor shrugged. It made sense. It was a year since his activation day. Strangely… he did recall Hank paying extra attention and asking questions when he had mentioned he was almost a year old since being activated.
But he hadn’t viewed it as a birthday. Merely the day after his testing was complete and he was finally activated and shipped out on the same day for his first mission.
Of course, with the development of android rights, birthdays had been allowed for androids, even encouraged. Markus had celebrated his, he remembered, as he’d created a painting for him as a gift. So had various other members of Jericho.
Still, it felt… different to view this as a human celebration, of him turning a year old. The body he was in was technically not even a year old because he’d fallen off the rooftop on his first mission. He shuddered. It hadn’t been a brilliant day of birth, if humans called it that, that was for sure.
However, with help from people like Hank and Markus, he was beginning to accept his new humanity. Perhaps embracing his birthday would allow him to really move into the next stage of his life.
Besides, it wasn’t like Hank would do anything massive for the day, right?
 He walked out of his room and was met with balloons tied to the curtain poles, a banner proclaiming ‘Happy birthday/activation day, Connor!’, presents piled up on the living room table and Hank standing at the kitchen counter, a birthday hat askew on his head.
“Here comes the birthday boy.” Hank chuckled as he walked in, taking in his bewildered expression. “I know I probably went a bit… a lot extreme on this, but it’s your first birthday. You got to have a nice first birthday.”
Connor continued to scan over the room. “It’s…”
“I know.” He took a step towards him. “I know you’re still getting used to all your new-fangled emotions. But this doesn’t have to be big and stressful. Just a nice day where you can open some gifts and eat cake.”
He quirked a brow. “Did someone buy me a biological stomach, Lieutenant?”
“Smartass. Fine, I’ll eat cake. You can watch and drink a thirium pouch.”
Connor nodded. That didn’t sound too different. He followed Hank into the living room, sitting beside him on the couch.
“Alright…” Hank hummed as he looked over the gifts. “We’ve got a few things- a lot of things- from your friends at Jericho. One or two from the guys at the DPD… and me and Sumo piled some stuff together.”
Connor looked over it all with confusion, hands reaching out before pausing, reassessing. Eventually, he looked over to Hank for help.
“What… exactly do I do?”
Hank smiled. “They’re for you. Open whichever you want, but make sure Sumo doesn’t eat the wrapping paper.” He threw a slightly dirty look at the dog who was laying in front of the table, waiting. Sumo glared back at him.
Connor nodded. That sounded reasonable. Picking up the first gift, which was from Markus, he found even the tingle of excitement building in his chest, wondering with gratitude what his loved ones had chosen for him.
Markus had gotten him a book about fish, along with a selection of classical piano sheet music for him to play. Seeing the care put in, the thought about what he was interested in… was touching.
Tearing through the next few gifts elicited the same feeling. Everything was so thoughtful, even the Saint Bernard plush Sumo had ‘bought’ for him.
“Full of himself.” Hank jerked a thumb fondly at the dog when he opened the gift.
“It is very sweet, Sumo. Perhaps not as good as the real deal…” He bent down to scratch behind the dog’s ears. “But very cute, thank you.”
After everything was placed neatly back on the table, he thought they were finished. But Hank looked to him and proclaimed:
“Okay. I have one last gift for you…”
Connor tilted his head. “But I appreciated the things you have already gotten for me, Lieutenant. They were very generous.”
“This isn’t a thing.” He replied, getting up off the chair. “Come on, follow me.”
The android was intrigued as he was led out to the car. Sumo was put in the back, so he assumed it couldn’t be another vacation or they would have left him with the neighbours.
Still, it seemed like Hank wished this to be a surprise, so he looked down at the mini Sumo plush he had brought with him, stroking his fingers over the soft fabric. He chuckled to hear Sumo whining with jealousy from the back.
Connor managed to distract himself as such until the car pulled to a stop. Looking up, he found they were in the park.
Hank strode ahead of him once Sumo was on the leash, and he hurried to catch up. It didn’t seem like they were in the mood for sightseeing today, the scenery rushing by as Hank continued on.
But, just as Connor was about to inquire where they were going, he found himself at a familiar place. Looking out over the Detroit bridge.
Hank sat down on the bench, holding Sumo’s leash and patting the spot beside him for the dog to hop up.
“I remember this place.” Connor mused, standing beside the bench. Earlier in the day now, he didn’t look out at the stars twinkling overhead but instead the crisp summer sky. “You almost shot me here.”
Hank laughed. “If that’s what you’re asking; no, I’m not going to shoot you. That would be a shit birthday present.”
“It would indeed be rather unpleasant.”
“And illegal.” Hank added. “But… that is partly the reason I brought you here. Not the almost shooting thing. Maybe just the… almost.” He sighed.
“I wasn’t even gonna think about it; you were getting on my nerves, there was too much going on in my head… I was just going to shoot you. But then- you didn’t kill those tracis. And you stood there and told me you were afraid to die. This was the first place I realised that you were actually alive… and all the better for it, otherwise, where would we be now?”
Connor mulled it over. If Hank had shot him, it would have… well, severely halted the growth of their relationship.
“But I don’t want to think about that.” Hank continued on. “I didn’t shoot you. You had a heart. And now it’s your first birthday. In that year, you helped the leader of the android revolution… You pulled me out of whatever rut I’d fallen into. And honestly? I couldn’t see my life without you right now, son.”
Connor glanced to Hank as he paused. He didn’t comment on the way his voice had choked up, instead placing a hand gently on his shoulder, a sign of comfort.
“It’s really helped me, living not on my own again—no offense, Sumo. But just having someone in the house, you… Even if you are a pain in my ass sometimes.” He chuckled.
“What I’m trying to say is… Well, I know you’ve got your whole life ahead of you. A long life. A life where you’ll always look like that, where you’ll be forever young- and a while from now, you’ll be living a new life, without—” he looked up to Connor. “But right now, where we are? I like that. I don’t want it to go away. So that’s why…”
It appeared Hank had hit his quota for sappiness, as he simply held out a piece of paper to Connor wordlessly.
Connor took it off him, quickly scanning over it. It was a form. Official looking, with Hank’s signature at the bottom, and room for his…
“An adoption form?”
“If it’s too much, just tell me. I don’t want you thinking I’m some clingy old man but—”
He handed it back to Hank, his signature printed on it. “Thank you… dad.” The word was strange. It wasn’t likely he’d always use it- but the meaning then, the feeling it brought… it was the best birthday present he could have asked for.
Hank smiled back to him. “Great. Now, what about we get out of here? The view’s pretty, but it’s gonna get hot as hell later in the day and that cake back at home isn’t going to eat itself.”
Connor followed after him, back to the car. “Of course. I have heard, however, about this new android update which can install human mechanics such as eating…”
“I’m not saving you any fuckin’ cake, Connor. It’ll go old.”
“Like you?”
 Connor wouldn’t have it any other way. The small moments of genuine affection and feelings let out into the air… The regular day-to-day life of working at the DPD and bantering with Hank… Being forever young, one day, that all might end. But for now, he would live in the moment, and he would embrace it. All the emotions that would come with deviancy, whether good or bad, or even a mixture of both… He couldn’t ask for a better Lieutenant turned father-figure to help him through it.
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Sooo I'm a few days late but I have a bunch of writing for the ColoursofDeviancy that I still wanna post so that's okay? I just don't wanna annoy you with a whole 2 weeks worth of writing
Oh God, please never ever worry about annoying me with anything you created for my challenges. I'm indescribably happy to see people actually using my prompts, you've no idea. And it's absolutely no problem at all if your contributions are belated.
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keltii-tea · 3 years
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Colors of Deviancy day 5 "No human lives forever" prompt (@connor-sent-by-cyberlife). This prompt really made me want to sketch Markus :')
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rk-doscientos · 3 years
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DBH Colors of Deviancy Prompt Challenge
Day 5: no human lives forever
@connor-sent-by-cyberlife
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oh-fortheloveof-ra9 · 3 years
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Hank turned to see what Connor was frowning at.
"We're here for the RK800 model." A man in a Cyberlife security uniform said, there were 6 other men with matching uniforms beginning to surround them. Hank's heart skipped a beat.
"Hank?" Connor whispered shrinking back behind him, fear in his voice.
"You can't take him." Hank growled, stepping in front of the android.
"Yes we can." The man answered simply.
The night after the android revolution is a bit more eventful than expected, Connor stays the night at Hank's house since he has no where else to go, Hank is troubled with nightmares and human sleep patterns are not exactly the easiest to understand for an android. Hank's POV. A little bit of angst and a little bit of sweet. Family, even a little family, has to stick together.
Wrote this a few weeks ago but hadn’t posted it to Tumblr yet! Saw that @connor-sent-by-cyberlife created another prompt challenge and devilishly rubbed my hands together as it fit with the Colors of Deviancy June 1- Prompt- watching a human sleep- though it is obviously belated. Another story may just slip out for this same prompt.....
No ships. Just Hank being an overly-protective dad and Connor being lovable. Enjoy! And Thank you @connor-sent-by-cyberlife​ for putting these prompts on! It’s wonderful to see the fandom so active!
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mnictasbcl · 3 years
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For you
For #dbhcolorsofdeviancy, prompt:
June 11th: First argument- first making up @connor-sent-by-cyberlife
Rating: Teen
Characters: Connor, Markus, Hank Anderson
Relationships: Connor/Markus, Connor & Hank Anderson
Additional Tags: First fight, blood mention, Worry, Concern, Guilt, Argument, Injury, Not serious injury, Just ouchy, Swearing, Hurt/Comfort, care, First aid, Mention of knife violence, Just a little stab, Making up, interface, Cuddles
Summary: Connor is self-sacrificial, Markus isn’t a fan of this, and they have their first argument.
Luckily, Hank is there to help and teach him a thing or two about relationships.
Story below! Or, read it on AO3
“But this isn’t the Revolution, Connor!” Markus raised his voice.
Connor shook his head, smearing a streak of thirium off his cheek. “I know it isn’t. That doesn’t mean I’m no longer useful.”
“That’s… not what I’m saying. You can’t just run off into situations like that without backup!”
“Yes, I can.” He stared at the ground. “That’s my job, Markus.”
“Some days it feels like that’s all you think about.”
He blinked. That wasn’t fair. He… his job was no longer his sole purpose, of course, but he was still good at being a detective.
“You know what? I—I did it for you.”
The emotions brimming to the surface, combined with the pain radiating from his side, became overwhelming. Connor looked over the other android one more time before suddenly turning, storming away from New Jericho. He thought he could hear Markus shouting for him in the background, but he couldn’t comprehend it anymore.
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 That had been his morning. Fear, the mission, completing it—and an argument. Now, he was walking down the streets of Detroit, thirium trickling down his side, only one destination in mind.
He rapped his knuckles against Hank’s door. It opened after a few moments, the man half groggy with sleep, but he quickly moved into action upon seeing the android on his doorstep.
“Connor? What’re you doing here? I thought you were spending the weekend with Markus.”
Connor sighed, moving inside, not quite ready to answer questions. He just needed to pull off his coat, take a long, hot shower, and think about things—
“Jesus fucking Christ!”
He startled at Hank’s curse. Oh, right. He’d taken off his coat, revealing the gaping wound in his side.
“Apologies, Li—”
“Don’t go back to that. Just- just sit down,” Hank grabbed his arm, manoeuvring him gently but firmly to the couch, “I’ll go get the first aid supplies.”
Connor sat down without argument, glancing briefly to the Lieutenant as he rushed off towards the bathroom to grab the supplies. He started to feel a little guilty, coming into the man’s home without forethought to call ahead, especially with an injury. The guilt swirled together with the stew of other emotions in his mind, and he groaned.
This didn’t make sense. It was… it was too much, there was no logical pathway to sorting through each thing, and—
He was broken out of his thoughts by a wet nose sniffing at his hand. He chuckled, allowing Sumo to lick his hand.
“Ugh!” Hank’s outburst upon coming back into the room was warranted. Connor had forgotten about the thirium staining his hand, which the Saint Bernard was now licking off with fever. “The pair of you are disgusting, god.
“Anyway, I’ve got the android skin glue stuff. It’s just a surface wound, right?”
Connor nodded. “It didn’t damage any internal components or processors. Just nicked a thirium line.”
He was glad that Hank didn’t question him further quite yet, instead getting to work on the wound. It was only once the bleeding (or thirium leakage) had been stopped, the artificial skin sealing back up, did he begin.
“So… what happened?”
“A suspect managed to outsmart me briefly, with a knife; however, I did succeed in apprehending them.”
Hank nodded. “Right. That’s… kinda not what I meant, son.” His tone softened. “How did this happen? You were spending the weekend with Markus at New Jericho, not doing work.”
Connor frowned. “Yes, but I’m never truly off the clock. There were reports of an anti-android suspect breaking into New Jericho. I stopped them.” His gaze trailed off. “I… We do have some people for that in New Jericho, but I didn’t want anyone to get hurt.”
Noting there was more to be said, Hank didn’t interrupt. Shortly after a few deep breaths, Connor continued.
“Word was that they were after Markus. It was unlikely they’d be able to get through the walls of security, but I couldn’t take that chance. They were going to take him away.” The ‘from me’ was left unsaid.
“So…” Hank began. “Is Markus okay, then?”
Connor nodded curtly. “Yes. He’s fine. They didn’t get anywhere near him.”
Hank frowned. “So why did you come here? Not that I don’t love seeing you. But they have much better android care back in New Jericho. And surely Markus didn’t let you walk away looking like that.”
“Is that an insult to my appearance, Lieutenant?”
Hank rolled his eyes. “Nothing wrong aside from the blue blood all over you.”
“That seems like an overstatement.”
“And it seems like you’re trying to distract me from the main topic.”
Connor sighed. “Astute as ever. Fine. Markus was… rather displeased that I suddenly went after the suspect myself, without waiting for any sort of backup.”
Hank groaned. “Of course you did.”
“But I had to!” Connor retaliated in defense. “I’m perfectly capable of taking down one… or two suspects. I was built for this. I took out multiple Cyberlife guards on the night of the Revolution, all fully armed.”
Hank patted his knee. “Look, kid, I don’t think anyone’s doubting your—”
“I’m not a kid.”
Hank took in a breath. “Maybe not literally. But you’re my kid.” That shut Connor up for a few moments. “Anyway. I don’t think me or Markus are doubting how good of a cop you are. But he was right. That’s a dangerous situation to go into alone. Maybe he was worried about you, too, just like you were worried about him. You don’t have any more bodies to hop into, Connor. This is all you got. You have to take it with more safety.” A pause. “Please.”
“Okay. Okay, I’m not disputing that.” He met Hank’s gaze briefly. “I just… I understand he was worried. I was worried. And I did take too many risks. But… I didn’t think this would end things.”
Now it was Hank’s turn to look confused. “What?”
“With me and Markus. He was really upset. He said, he said something like ‘the job is all I care about’. Or like that.”
“A fight isn’t going to end your relationship.” Hank laughed in shock, not unkindly. “You love each other. These things just happen. They’re not pleasant, no. I remember, with my wife…” A faraway look caught his eyes briefly. “We used to get into our fair share of disagreements. But they’re not what define you two. All that was behind your words was worry. And maybe you hurt each other with what you said. You just have to fix it.”
Connor took Hank’s advice in. It was… helpful.
“That makes sense. That… thank you, Hank.” He fiddled with the thick fur on Sumo’s ears. “So Markus doesn’t hate me?”
Hank laughed genuinely this time. “Of course not. In a different sense, do you think I hate you every time you go self-sacrificial on patrol?”
“Maybe not every time. I’d say there’s a 50-50 chance you show resentment after I make a… questionable work decision.”
“Well, I think Markus is a lot more patient than me. And I haven’t disowned you yet.” At Connor’s wounded look, he held up his hands. “I was kidding! Geez.
“Anyway, just… whenever you’re ready, go back over there. In fact, I can drive you anytime today. I’m sure he’s worried sick about you. Don’t want to turn that poor kid grey too.”
Connor laughed.
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 After showering and finding some clothes to put on, that weren’t stained blue, Connor accepted Hank’s offer to drive him back to New Jericho.
It was definitely the right decision. Not long after they’d pulled away from the house, Connor began to feel impatient to get back there. He’d left Markus alone after an argument, and after the whole threat on his life that morning. The suspects were stopped, but he still couldn’t help but worry.
Thus he was thankful when they pulled up at the location, thanking Hank with a grateful smile and promise to be back by Monday, before rushing out of the car.
Markus was no longer on the outskirts of the town, but he was sure he knew where he was going to be.
He was correct. Walking into the painting studio, he spotted the lone figure of his boyfriend at the far canvas, hands moving in the fluid motions of brush strokes.
Connor approached quietly, but perhaps his whirring yellow LED gave him away to the other deviant, who turned around at once, and seemed to breathe a large sigh of relief.
“Connor, you came back.”
He rushed over to Markus, stopping a couple of steps away from him. “Of course I did. I was just… visiting Lieutenant Anderson.”
“I could tell from the shirt.” He chuckled, gesturing to the baggy old DPD hoodie Connor was now wearing. “But… it’s a relief to see you. There were things I said, that…”
“I did too. I regret it. I don’t value my work over you or anyone else at all. I wasn’t thinking, shouldn’t have just ran out like that…”
“I know you don’t, Connor.” Markus agreed. “I wasn’t thinking either. What you did in the Cyberlife Tower, on the Revolution, with all those androids—it was amazing. So amazing it’s something you can really only do once. But despite the risk… you survived. And I’m so thankful for what you helped bring for our people. That was when I realised, I loved you.
“But that also means you need to be safe. We don’t have to take those kinds of risks anymore. Our people are free. There are, regrettably, individuals such as the attackers this morning who want to steal that from us. But we have the advantage now.” He stepped towards Connor, hand extending in an invitation to interface. “And I can’t lose you.”
Connor accepted the invitation, skin peeling back, white chassis visible and connecting to Markus in interface with a soft clink. He felt a rush of emotions, warm and fuzzy, and he sent back his own, some worry intermingling but overall, love and compassion.
“I can’t lose you either. But I promise, I’ll be safe.” He brought the connection away, arms moving this time to embrace Markus. “Safer, anyway.”
Markus chuckled. “You better be, Connor. Because if you get yourself killed, then I’ll kill you. And then I’m sure Lieutenant Anderson will kill you too.”
“And Sumo.” Connor added with a smirk.
“I don’t know, he seems too pure for that. But… whatever. Just don’t die.”
“Likewise.”
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