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His knuckles connected with skin, and for the first time in days, Logan felt alive.
He honestly couldn't remember what the fight had started over, but it had begun in a bar and spilled out onto the street in a matter of moments. He wasn't winning, Logan was sure of that, but he honestly didn't care. Even as he crashed to the pavement and the other man's boot made contact with his gut, Logan only laughed through the pain.
His lip was bleeding, and his cheek was already bruised- Still, the fight wasn't slowing down at all, and likely wouldn't end until someone stepped in- Or one of them stopped breathing.
He honestly couldn't remember what the fight had started over, but it had begun in a bar and spilled out onto the street in a matter of moments. He wasn't winning, Logan was sure of that, but he honestly didn't care. Even as he crashed to the pavement and the other man's boot made contact with his gut, Logan only laughed through the pain.
His lip was bleeding, and his cheek was already bruised- Still, the fight wasn't slowing down at all, and likely wouldn't end until someone stepped in- Or one of them stopped breathing.
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Logan shook his head no, then shrugged.
"I might drop out anyway though. It's not really working out."
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"Honestly? I'll either wind up back in Neptune, or the Navy," Logan shrugged. "You know, if I don't end up dead first."
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He paused, buying time with a sip of beer.
"Why the Navy?"
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"It just makes more sense to me than the army, I guess," Logan shrugged. " but, whatever, we've been talking about me all night. ...What's your deal? You got a family or whatever? Wife and kids?"
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"Oh," Logan replied, clearly a little surprised to hear the other man was gay. "Right, cool."
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"Thank you for not saying you're sorry. I hate when people do that," he said, smiling softly.
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"I know all about how 'sorry' is usually the last thing you want to hear, man."
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And then he found he...didn't know what to say. He wanted to say a dozen things, but nothing coalesced into anything that made sense.
So he looked at his bottle.
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"It doesn't feel like a dream," he said. "I feel like I know things about you. Things I shouldn't. ...How do you even explain that? You think google knows?" he asked, forcing a laugh.
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"That you're old. ...Older than you look," Logan said quietly. "Older than you could possibly be."
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"I'm only thirty eight," he lied.
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Jack put his beer down.
"I need to go," he said abruptly.
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Assuming he'd managed to finally sound crazy enough to scare the other man off, Logan looked away and shrugged.
"Yeah, right, um- That's fine. ...Thanks for wrapping my hand and whatever," he said quietly.
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His gaze softened and he reached out to touch Logan's face.
"I'll see you again," he said. "Count on it."
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Logan leaned into the touch before he could stop himself- Only to snap out of it a beat later and pull away.
"Whatever, man," he said quietly. "Who knows if I'll even be here, alright?"
Though for all he'd been considering leaving- With Jack standing right there, real and tangible... It was hard to think about vanishing off back to the states.
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He had a thought and turned back.
"For what it's worth, you're not crazy. I've dreamed of you, too," he admitted.
He wondered if anything in the hub or Torchwood One's archives might help him figure this out. And alternate timeline or another dimension...how would he even detect that when it was...god, it would have to be years ago. When he left the space station, probably. That was over a century ago.
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"People don't meet in dreams, Captain," Logan said, his gaze locked on Jack as e spoke- Looking as if he was trying to convince himself, not Jack.
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"I'll see you, Logan."
Then he made for the door.
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Logan nodded, watching the man go, and shivering a bit as he turned to fetch another drink.
There wasn't enough beer in the world to deal with the strange turn his evening had taken.