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Jamie makes a move.
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Jamie just got back from Amsterdam, and he's alone in bed. He remembers some things, and doesn't remember others. He unravels just a bit, but can't be sure why. He's twenty-five, and he's fourteen.
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Everyone is talking, and none of it's making any sense, at least until the door announces itself again with another horrible creak crash and someone is being all rumbly somewhere up and to the right and oh, yeah, mint, everything's going to be fine actually. Roy is here.
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Dani is his replacement, and Dani is good, even if Jamie will never fucking admit that out loud as long as he lives, and Dani cheers loud for his teammates when they score, leaps on their backs and races around the pitch chanting his own name. Fucking chipper dickhead. He scores off a pass from Sam and the others flock around him, cheering, hands all reaching out to ruffle his hair and wrap at his shoulders. Even fucking Roy, who scowls at Jamie like it’s his fault he’s fucking ancient and broken down every time he so much as touches the ball. But Dani scores and Roy says, “Well fucking done, Rojas!” And then he lifts his head and he meets Jamie’s eyes, stood alone across the pitch with ice in his stomach.
Or: in which Dani's knee injury heals a bit earlier than it does in canon, and Jamie does not handle it well.
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From Laws of the Game and Football Association Rules:
LAW 12: FOULS AND MISCONDUCT
Section 3: Disciplinary Action
Subsection: Violent Conduct

