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Damn Those Dog Tags - Part 1: Be Still

AN: You will never know how many times I've smiled seeing all the notifications for this. Thank you for making my return to fan fic writing a happy occasion. I hope I live up to your expectations (and please bare with me when I say it's been a while (Do I dare say 8 years?!)).

We start off sad, but it gets better for these two <3

PSA: I will have the status of each part posted at the top of the Masterlist post. Check it out to see where I'm at :)

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❗️18+, strong language, angst, death of a parent/sibling, godmother reader/original female character, supportive dagger squad.

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Masterlist | Part 2

You had gotten the call on a Friday night while working at the Hard Deck.

You had rang someone up for putting their phone on Penny’s bar. The laughter was contagious, with lines of Navy pilots coming up to claim their free drink. Some of the Dagger squad were there enjoying the night: Rooster, Phoenix and Coyote, with whom you developed a fast friendship. You were only a few weeks back into the job you considered your saving grace during school.

You were collecting empty bottles from the piano where Rooster sat almost every night. It was an average night. Then you felt your phone vibrate hard in your back pocket.

Juggling the empty bottles into one handle, you answered it, initially not recognizing the number.

“Hello, am I speaking to Elizabeth Beck?”

“Speaking,”

“I’m Ridley Beck’s Lawyer. I’m sorry to inform you over the phone, but your sister has passed away in an accident. Are you able to come down to Sacramento?”

The two bottles slipped from your hand, shattering on impact with the floor. Someone must have boxed your ears and shoved cotton down your mouth. Your voice was hoarse as you managed a “Sadie. Um... What about Sadie?”

Sadie, your ten-year-old niece. Sadie, who loved bugs and butterflies and singing. Sadie, who cried while reading books and asked about your day every single time you called. Sadie, who only had your sister. Sadie, who was now an orphan, alone and scared.

“She is currently with a friend. As I understand, you are legally listed as her godmother.”

“Yes, yes, I am,” You came up to grip your forearm as you suddenly felt off-balanced. “Am I able to … Can I come and get her?”

Your discussion with the person on the other end went over your head. Besides the person on the phone and your heartbeat in your ear, it could have been silent in the bar. You didn’t realize you had hung up your phone until Natasha and Bradley came up behind you to investigate the broken glass.

“Elizabeth?” Phoenix asked, placing a hand on your shoulder. “What’s wrong?”

You turned to face the pair, tears spilling over. “My… My sister just died.”

“Oh, Liz,” Nat pulled you into her arms, pressing your head hard into her shoulder. You were failing miserably, trying to keep the tears at bay.

“Your niece?” Rooster questioned, feeling his hand land softly on your back.

“With a friend. I need to get her. I.. need to go to Sacramento.”

You pulled away from Nat, wiping your eyes. You missed the look Bradley and Nat gave each other, too preoccupied with wondering how Sadie was faring and what might be waiting for you upon your arrival.

“We’ll come with you. You shouldn’t have to do this alone,” Rooster still looking at Phoenix, who nodded.

You looked up shocked. “You guys have training. You can’t just drop everything.”

“I have some time left,” Nat quickly assured you before Rooster replied, “And I have a favour to cash in with Mav.”

You shook your head, “No, I can’t ask you to waste it on me.”

“Hey, we aren’t wasting it.” Nat pulled you back to her side, an arm securely wrapped around your waist. “You’re our friend. How many times have you taken care of our asses? Let us return the favour.”

You relented. Penny let you leave early with tears in her eyes, a long hug and a promise you would call her when you arrived safely. The morning after, the three of you piled into Phoneix’s truck, beginning the journey to Sadie. While Rooster volunteered to drive and Phoenix slept, you couldn’t help but stare out the window, grieving the life you and Sadie would now have without your sister.

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You thought the walk to Sadie’s friend’s house would have let you mentally clear your head. The drive from North Island had given you time to think about what you might say or what to expect. Yet, standing on the front step of the unfamiliar house, the words you so carefully considered escaped you.

You forced yourself to knock on the door, a wave of nausea hitting you with each passing moment. You smiled at the woman who opened the door. Thank yous spilling from your lips for watching Sadie. She only pulled you into a hug and gave you her condolences. The words, “I’m sorry for your loss,” hit you harder each time someone offered them.

She invited you inside and led you upstairs to a room at the end of a gray hallway with a sad smile, “Take as long as you need.”

You took a deep breath. The door was slightly ajar, and as you lightly pressed on it, your niece came into view through the crack.

There she was, short blonde hair hiding her face, sitting on a bed in the centre of the room. A blanket had been wrapped tightly around her body. She was struggling, trying as hard as possible to control her sobs while her eyes remained fixed on a spot on the floor. You cursed her so-called friend for leaving her alone.

Placing three knocks on the door, her eyes shot up.

“Hi, Bug.”

“Aunt Liz!” she sobbed, arms abandoning the blanket to reach for you, red blotches splattering her face.

You went to her, collapsing to your knees before the bed. Her arms clutched you tightly, and her head fell into your neck. Her struggle ceased when she touched you as if your presence permitted her to cry.

Nothing could have prepared you for the wave of heart-wrenching sobs, her questions of why, why, why spilling out of her. For everything you thought about saying to her, in the end, what could you say or do but let her cry?

You don’t know how long you spent kneeling on that floor, holding her as she finally tired herself out. Knees aching, you found the strength to move and speak after she resorted to sniffling into your neck.

“I can never replace your mom, but you have me, Sadie,” leaning back, fingers softly tucking a piece of her blonde hair behind her ear. “I’m always going be here for you.”

She openly wept, “There was a storm, and she was coming to pick me up. There was a test, and I needed help. It's my fault she’s gone. If I didn’t need help, if I paid attention harder in class, she never would have...” You silenced her, placing your hands on her cheeks.

“It wasn’t your fault, Bug. It could never be your fault. Please understand that.” She shook her head, her breath starting to pick up again.

“Sadie, it was an accident. She could have walked here from the townhouse to get to you. She was in her car for another reason. It wasn’t your fault. Please, sweetheart.”

Her internal struggle was written all over her face. “You weren’t the tree. You didn’t cause the storm,” your voice soft.

Her eyes locked on to yours, teeth working her bottom lip. You could see the moment her face relaxed and a nod shortly after that. Your hand came up to wipe her cheek.

“We have to go home now to sort out everything,” you took a deep breath. “It's going to be harder than anything the both of us will ever do, but we can’t put it off.”

She nodded absentmindedly. “Do you think we could be strong for each other while we do this? Then when it's over, we can be there for each other?”

She fiddled with the edge of the blanket, “Does this mean I’m coming home with you to North Island?”

A pause. Then you nodded, “I know it’s not ideal, and your life is here, but..”

She interrupted you, shaking her head, “I don’t wanna be here anymore, Aunt Liz. There are too many memories of her. It's okay.”

Her understanding, and her wanting to leave the home she had known since birth, made a fresh wave of tears rush to the surface. You tugged her back into your embrace.

“I want to be strong for mum and you.”

Your tears fell. “I miss her too, Bug. More than anything.”

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Rooster and Phoneix were waiting for you back at the townhouse. As the both of you walked up the driveway, you noticed a small trailer and cardboard boxes. They must have found them while you went to get Sadie.

Sadie froze on the front step once she noticed them opening the door. She shifted behind your legs, hiding out of their sight.

“Bug, these are..” you started to say but paused.

“I’m your Aunt Natasha. This is your Uncle Rooster,” Nat finished for you, kneeling just a few feet away. Her eyes tracked from you down to Sadie as she added, “We’re friends with your Aunt.”

Rooster followed Nat’s lead, kneeling on the opposite side of her, “We didn’t want you and your Aunt to be alone.”

Sadie peered out from behind your leg, eyeing Rooster carefully. “You’re Bradley,” She sniffed, wiping her nose. “You don’t have your parents either.”

Before, you used to call them a lot, sharing the details of life in the Navy-centric town. Ridley constantly pressured you about finding a hunk of an aviator boyfriend, but Sadie was always interested in learning about the aviators you called your friends. You always entertained her. It didn’t surprise you she remembered Rooster had no family left.

“No, I don’t,” He replied. A sad smile broke through your tears as you watched Sadie quickly step out from behind you to wrap her arms around Rooster’s neck.

Rooster immediately looked up at you while returning her hug. Sadie curled herself into him tighter, her voice quiet as she asked, “Maybe we could look out for each other?”

Rooster closed his eyes and gave a soft smile before pulling back to look at her.

“Of course, we can, Bug. We aren’t going anywhere.”

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In the first few weeks after bringing Sadie home, she only wanted to stay in your bed, wrapped up in one of the blankets you took from Ridley’s bed. The funeral was still fresh in both of your minds; the image of Sadie gripping Rooster’s hand as she dropped the first handful of dirt onto your sister’s coffin would haunt you for the rest of your life. As much as you were grieving your sister, she was grieving the only parent she knew.

While you tried to process your own way and stay strong for your niece, Sadie tried to hide her struggle. The minute you returned home, you expected her to cave hard. But she didn’t.

You had to give her credit. She was trying. A strained smile at the dinner table. A forced reply as you asked her how her day had been at her new school. She did all her chores and homework and ran errands with you. She never protested or acted out. Maybe she was expecting you to give first. Neither of you did—the promise to stay strong for each other lasted longer than you thought.

Rooster and Phoneix came around a lot during those first few weeks. You had invited them to dinner one Saturday night as a thank you, and Rooster instantly sought Sadie out, finding her in your backyard pulling at strands of grass.

He listened to her grieve, and as much as you wished she’d open up to you, you were happy she was talking to someone. Rooster understood what she was going through, and you were grateful he was there for her. And that followed when you couldn’t pick her up from school, Bradley eagerly volunteering where he could, taking her out after school.

Then, one day Phoenix showed up at your doorstep with a soccer ball and a cheery smile. You had previously attempted to get Sadie outside, drives along the west coast with blasting music. Despite saying she had a good time with a soft smile, something in her gaze told you she was in pain.

Nat pulled Sadie off the couch. The two often practiced in the backyard, Nat using the sport to bond with her. After learning she had difficulty fitting in at her new school, Nat taught Sadie how to confront the girls who picked on her. The part of Sadie who loved to be witty suddenly came back in full force when you picked her up from school one day, a smile on her face and an answer to your daily question of how her day had been. ‘Those girls wouldn’t bother me anymore’ was her reply.

With Rooster came Maverick. The ‘fun uncle’ she liked to call him. Who took her flying and, after some convincing, on bike rides. You could vividly remember hearing the first burst of giggles through the headset while waiting on the airstrip, the first time she laughed since coming home with you. The sound healed a small part of your heart that broke with Ridley’s death.

Penny spoiled her to no end when she came into the picture. Amelia usually spent Wednesday nights helping her with homework. Sadie’s love for reading returned full force, asking you to take her to the library almost every week. You eagerly obliged.

Things improved drastically with Bob coming into the picture. Since returning to the Hard Deck, you hadn’t met the WSO initially, but after a tag along with Phoneix, he quickly became one of Sadie’s favourite people. He shared Sadie’s interest in everything related to insects. The nickname your sister teased her with, Bug, now an honorary call sign. Sadie was lighting up more, wanting to go on nature hikes with you and do things she was passionate about.

Then out of nowhere, Coyote volunteered to barque on Saturday nights with the squad. Fanboy was geeking out with her over the most recent superhero movies. And Payback was suddenly playing video games with her, Mario Kart and Mario Party instant smack talk conversation starters.

Almost every Saturday night, the Daggers were at your house, taking it upon themselves to be around whenever they could, to be part of your lives as you both adapted to a life without Ridley. You couldn’t be any more grateful.

You learned not all of the Daggers ended up in your Saturday Night group at one of Sadie’s soccer games. You, Rooster, Phoenix, and Coyote were sitting on a metal bleacher, sharing a bag of oranges as you watched Sadie.

“Hangman comes back from Texas tomorrow,” you heard Coyote telling Rooster, who immediately scoffed.

You pulled a face. “I know that name. Why do I know that name?”

“He’s the one who saved Mav and Rooster on the Uranium mission,” Phoenix reached over to grab an orange slice out of the bag on your lap, soon followed by Rooster. “He and Rooster have a professional rivalry.”

“Oh really?” You giggled. “I thought all the Daggers were back.”

“Nah, he wanted to spend more time with his family,” Coyote replied before cheering for Sadie as she made a break for the ball.

‘Hangman,’ the call sign replayed your head. Penny often warned you about the pilots who came through the Hard Deck. More often, it was to warn the unfortunate girls who simply wanted to enjoy a night out. Or to recommend going after if they wanted a good time.

Then it clicked, “Oh, Penny has his name on the list in the girl's bathroom.”

Rooster squeaked out almost choking on his orange, “That thing exists?!”

You and Phoneix snickered. “Why, you wondering if you made the cut, Bradshaw?”

Rooster’s weak throw of his orange peel had the both of you leaning back, trying to escape, laughter and protests spilling from both of your lips. Coyote could only shake his head.

You knew the humorous story behind Rooster’s call sign and the more dauntless one behind Phoneix’s. Coyote got his simply by yipping at every successful moment or when someone was playfully dragged. But something like Hangman? Taking a guess, his story was nothing like how your friends got theirs.

You hesitantly asked, “How did he get the name?”

Natasha was the first to reply. “Back in basic during our first dog fight. He left his wingman out to dry. Don’t know what he was trying to prove, but his wingman was marked within seconds. He got one hell of a breakdown from the instructor, calling him the noose that would kill anyone who would fly with him.”

“He’s run with it ever since. Proving it in more ways than one,” Rooster added. You could practically hear the eyeroll.

Your disappointment was evident, “Ugh, I’m surprised it's not just his name on Penny’s list.”

Suddenly a round of replies went around the group.

“Yeah, he’s not going anywhere near Sadie or you,” Rooster sneered.

Coyote pipped up, eyes still on the game, “He may be my friend, but we don’t need him to be an asshole around Sadie.”

“He’d flirt with any female within a five-mile radius to get them into his bed, and you don’t deserve that,” Phoenix scoffed.

You weren’t surprised. The cocky aviator type was a personality you frequently saw with the younger pilots working at the Hard Deck. Being accepted into Top Gun gave them the impression any woman jumped at the chance to be another notch in their bedpost. Several proved differently, but more often than not, you were rebuffing attempts.

You frowned. Sadie getting hurt was continuously on your mind, often wondering what it would take to knock down the progress she had made these past few weeks. A cocky pilot who left his teammates out to dry? It was possible, but you only liked to judge someone after you met them.

“He doesn’t get invited to Saturday nights.”

You whipped your head. “Rooster! I will not exclude someone from your squad because of some rivalry. You guys shack up at my house whenever you please. I won’t be responsible for your team falling apart because somebody wasn’t invited to someone’s birthday party.” Then an afterthought, “Watch him not come anyway.”

“Liz, why do you think Penny’s strapped for bartenders? Particularly of the female sort?”

Penny’s plea for you to return to your old job included a long-winded speech about her difficulties retaining staff. The story she told of a girl with a broken heart after a one-night stand came to mind.

You let out a long groan, head falling into your lap at the implication, “He hooked up with them?”

“We think he has a thing for bartenders. We have a tally.”

That explained why Penny put his name up in the girl's bathroom, why she was subtly dropping hints about you ‘having a good head on your shoulders’ since you returned.

“We like you, and you’re our friend. Please don’t fall for his charms. For Sadie’s sake.”

You reached over to pat his shoulder, “I’m a big girl, Bradley. You should know by now guys like that don’t phase me. I’m not the type who does one-night stands.”

Rooster squeezed your hand before his attention shifted back to the game.

As you watched Sadie pass the ball to a team member who shot up toward the goalie, you couldn’t help but focus on their words.

Hangman sounded like being a dick was a large part of his personality. He wouldn’t have wasted the opportunity to do something creative on his helmet with a call sign like his. His ego wouldn’t let him.

As the boys cheered for the goal on Sadie’s team, you leaned over to Natasha,

“Don’t tell me. His helmet, like the game…. certain letters are missing?”

Phoenix shrugged before drinking her water, “You said it, not me.”

You pointed your finger in your mouth and gagged.

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A Personal Injury Lawyers Email List provides marketers with a wealth of information on Personal Injury lawyers throughout the world, including their name, type of practice, years of experience, and salary averages.

When starting your list, make sure to consider the type of audience you are targeting. You can target general personal injury attorneys or those specifically focused on representing clients who have been injured in car accidents, work-related accidents, or family law cases. You can also choose to focus on specific geographic areas, such as urban or rural counties, or on certain types of cases, such as wrongful death lawsuits. After you decide on your target audience and type of cases, start building your email list by sending out informative emails about relevant legal updates and important industry news.

Benefits

A personal injury lawyer's email list can help you increase your exposure to potential clients. You can target your marketing efforts in a more specific way, attracting more qualified prospects.

A personal injury lawyer's email list can help you reach more profitable clients. By targeting those who have recently been injured or are contemplating an injury lawsuit, you may be able to earn higher fees.

It is also possible to find potential representation through an email list of personal injury lawyers. By connecting with other lawyers who specialize in personal injury law, you may be able to find someone who matches your needs.

Best Personal Injury Lawyers Email List in the USA: New York, Los Angeles, California, Chicago, Illinois, Houston, Texas, Phoenix, Arizona, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Austin, Jacksonville, Ohio, Indianapolis, Indiana, Charlotte, North Carolina, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington, Denver, Colorado, DC, Oklahoma, El Paso, Boston, Massachusetts, Detroit, Michigan, Memphis, Louisville-Jefferson County, Kentucky, Baltimore, Maryland, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Albuquerque, Tucson, Fresno, Sacramento, Kansas City, Missouri, Mesa, Atlanta, Georgia, Omaha, Nebraska, Colorado Springs, Colored, Raleigh, Long Beach, Virginia Beach, Miami, Oakland, Minneapolis, Tulsa, Bakersfield, Wichita, Arlington, Texas, Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee, Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Columbus, Portland, Oregon, Las Vegas, Nevada.

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yorklawfirm · 2 years

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Types of Medical Malpractice Cases - Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Sacramento - York Law Firm USA

If you or someone you love has suffered a severe personal injury or if you have lost a member of your family to wrongful death due to a healthcare provider’s negligence, York Law Firm can help. We offer the services of a team of experienced and talented medical malpractice and negligence attorneys. Our lawyers serve Sacramento, Fairfield and surrounding communities, providing outstanding representation to our clients. We will work diligently to obtain the compensation to which you are entitled.

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garciaphan · 10 months

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Complete Guide To Wrongful Death Lawsuit California In 2023

In California, a wrongful death claim must be filed within two years of the victim’s passing.

How can you know if you have a case for wrongful death?

Whom can you sue for wrongful death?

Surviving partners

Either parents or kids

Other members of the immediate family

A personal representative for the estate of the dead

How can our Los Angeles wrongful death lawyer will help you in a wrongful death case in California

Conclusion

It is crucial to speak with a qualified lawyer like us who is aware of California’s particular legislation as wrongful death regulations differ from state to state.

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kwebtv · 4 years

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Character Actor

William Boyett (January 3, 1927 – December 29, 2004) Actor best known for his work as the low-key but authoritative Sergeant William 'Mac' MacDonald on the police drama Adam-12.

In 1954, Boyett played respected settler Jim Hardwicke in the Death Valley Days episode "11,000 Miners Can't Be Wrong". It details the competition between Columbia and Sacramento to be the capital of California. When he informs the sheriff (Glenn Strange) that he had killed a man in self-defense, Hardwicke is forced to stand trial. Political influence coerces the jury to find Hardwicke guilty. His lawyer, Ed Barrett (Gordon Barnes), develops a bizarre scheme to free his client from the hangman's noose. Barrett steals from a safe in the local bank a petition with 11,000 signatures of persons who want Columbia to be the capital, rewrites the first page to call for a pardon for Hardwicke, and appeals to the governor, who is impressed that so many signed. The governor orders Hardwicke's release, but Columbia loses out to Sacramento

Boyett was often cast as a law-enforcement officer, and portrayed that role in such diverse series as Gang Busters, The Man Behind the Badge, I Led 3 Lives, M Squad, The Detectives, Sea Hunt, Batman and Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

Jack Webb, the executive producer of Adam-12 selected Boyett for the role of Sgt. "Mac" MacDonald after several performances (such as playing Sgt. Sam Hunter) in both iterations of Webb's Dragnet. (Boyett can also be seen uncredited as a Baliff in the 1954 movie version.) Boyett stayed with the series for its entire 1968–1975 run. Boyett also supported Broderick Crawford in 64 episodes of Highway Patrol as either Officer Johnson or Sergeant Williams.

He also made eight guest appearances on CBS's Perry Mason throughout the series' nine-year run, mostly in law-enforcement roles. In 1962, he played slain police officer Otto Norden in "The Case of the Hateful Hero". The defendant was his rookie partner James Anderson played by Richard Davalos, cousin of series regular Lt. Anderson played by Wesley Lau. He also played a corporate executive, Buck Osborn, in the 1961 episode, "The Case of the Renegade Refugee". In the 1961 My Three Sons episode, "Fire Watch", he was a forest ranger.

Boyett appeared in a number of television programs, such as Official Detective, Navy Log, Laramie, Tales of the Texas Rangers, I Spy, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (uncredited; "The Secret Sceptre Affair" from 1965), The Andy Griffith Show, Family Affair, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, The Rockford Files, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Rescue 8, Ripcord, Murphy Brown and Night Court. He also appeared in numerous episodes of Emergency! as Chief McConnikee of Los Angeles County Fire Department's Battalion 14. (Wikipedia)

#William Boyett #TV #Character Actor #Adam-12 #Emergency!#Dragnet #Highway Patrol

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