schmiddiii
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- White Collar (TV 2009) (2)
- Chuck (TV) (1)
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You held your pride like you should have held me by schmiddiii
Fandoms: White Collar (TV 2009), Chuck (TV)
14 May 2024
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Neal isn't a criminal and never has been, he's just posing as one. Not even his closest friends know about it. One day more than this one secret will be revealed by events. How will his friends react?
Sets at the beginning of season 4:
Elizabeth lets the painting of the Chrysler Building, from Neal, which Peter found at the docks after the alleged explosion of the treasure, examine. But this time Neal can’t exchange the piece and Elizabeth and Peter are getting the information that the painting doesn’t date from the 1930s. Also, Neal doesn’t know that the treasure hasn’t really exploded, and someone stole it. -
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Neal was very tight-lipped when it came to the people in his life, which the office staff usually knew nothing about, until one day a person came into the office.
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This was not how Bryce thought the White Collar office would find out about his work with the CIA. He should know by now that these big plans very rarely go according to plan.
Series
- Part 3 of Picking Up the Pieces
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24 Jun 2025
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It was a Violent Crimes op gone terribly wrong, but all Neal keeps hearing is, "it's nobody's fault."
And somewhere out there, Peter realizes that everyone thinks he's dead.Bookmarked by schmiddiii
18 May 2025
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If We Have Each Other Then We’ll Both Be Fine by stan_of_many
Fandoms: White Collar (TV 2009)
11 Aug 2021
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“A figure caught Peter’s eye, perhaps fifteen feet away. The man was turned away from him, a fitted suit, confident posture, but most heartstoppingly— dark hair partially hidden under a fedora.
It couldn’t be.
For an eternity of a moment Peter couldn’t speak a word, couldn’t move, couldn’t breathe, could barely think. Finally,
“Neal.”
A post canon fix-it that not only reunites Peter and Neal but deals with the pain and consequences of Neal’s decision on both men. In which Peter rediscovers a son, Neal is atrocious at taking care of himself, and a rock-solid brotherhood is beautifully brought to light. Overwhelmingly full of feels, some angst, some fluff, and a boatload hurt/comfort.
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01 Apr 2025
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Present time. Seven years ago, Peter decided to prioritize his family instead of going after the not-dead Neal. He still misses him deeply, though he recognizes that Neal himself is the one who taught him how to be a man who could make that selfless decision.
Neal lives in Paris, a practically mythical figure known for helping the poor and disadvantaged get back at the rich who think they are beyond the law. It's a job he attributes to Peter's compassion and how it influenced him to the point that he can't resist using his talents to help people.
Neal Burke is seven years old, and he has no idea that his worst day is going to be the start of these two crossing paths once again.
(TW: This story will contain kidnapping)
(I am not great at summaries; the story is better)
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18 Aug 2024
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It should have been the final takedown after a routine undercover operation, but when their covers are blown, Peter is taken and Neal is implicated in his disappearance. Sidelined from the search, Neal does what he can to help while trying to prove his innocence to the White Collar unit.
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12 Aug 2024