Title: Circular
By: Abby Russell
Rating:  PG
Spoilers:  none 
Summary:
A little of what Max is thinking when he's sitting up on the Needle.
Disclaimer: Not mine...
On a clear night you can see forever.  Maybe that works in other places, but in Seattle you can only see a few miles around.  Even on top of the
old Needle.  I always come up here to think, to see things clearly, but like the clouded sky, my houghts just keep gettin' fuzzier.
   Would you listen to me, gettin' all philosophic.  I've been hangin'
around Logan too much.
   He's the reason my life's gotten even more complicated than usual
anyway.  Before him I just did my thing, kept my head down.  Then I meet him
and 48 hours later I'm getting chased by Lydecker and those bastards.  I never used to spend my time helping the downtrodden, fighting for truth, justice and the American way, whatever the hell that means.
   And were does he get off, tryin' to guilt me into help him on his idiotic crusade?  All I ever wanted was to get on with my life, and find the others.  Maybe find my mom.  Now he thinks that just because he blames me for getting his ass shot off, I have to help him.
   Just today he's got me going all over Washington to bring to justice some drug runner who was "making his fortune off the suffering of the innocent." 
Someone should tell him that the innocent don't exist and that justice crashed along with the computers back in '09.  But that's not gonna' be me. 
And I waist all this time 'cause he says he's got some info on the others. 
Turned out it was a lead on some drugged up runaway living in one of the
slums that used to be a suburb.
   I don't care what he thinks I owe him. Or what he thinks is right.I also don't care what stupid ideas he's got about being love with me.  I know he got it in his head that he is; I've seen him watching me when he thinks I don't know.  I've known the guy, what? Three weeks?  Crap like that only happens in bad movies and old soap operas.  It's not like his unbelievable flattery meant anything to me, not really.
   Who does he think he is, anyway, blackmailing me into working for
him?

   And around my thoughts go, and away the hours pass in my place
above a crippled city.
   After a while a shrill beep interrupts my thoughts.  It's Logan, I
gotta' go.

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