Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Law & Order, Charlie Countryman (2013), Hannibal Extended Universe - Fandom
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Nigel (Charlie Countryman)/Nolan Price
Characters: Nigel (Charlie Countryman), Nolan Price
Additional Tags: Exes to Lovers, One Night Stands, Shameless Smut, Nolan getting a sex glow up, Nigel doesn't mind helping with that, Flirting, Rough Sex, Bossy Nolan, Sassy Nolan, Top Nigel (Charlie Countryman), Bottom Nolan Price, Dom Nolan Price, Sub Nigel, Topping from the Bottom, Opposites Attract, Hair-pulling, Light Face Slapping, Light Bondage, Dirty Talk, Scratching
Series: Part 11 of Good at Being Bad 🔥😈
Summary:
A stressed-out Nolan happens to run into an ex at a bar one night. It's Nigel, the criminal Nolan got off in more than one ways in his time as a defense attorney -- something he still feels guilty about. But Nigel can be extremely persuasive, and when he sees the gorgeous EADA, there is one thing on his mind: another round of hot, opposites-attract sex. It's no surprise that Nolan can't resist.
To both of their surprise, however, this encounter brings out Nolan's dominant side. And hey, who's Nigel to complain? He's adaptable. 😏
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SAINTS JANUARY 20
St. Alban Bartholomew Roe, 1642 A.D. Missionary and martyr, one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales. Alban is believed to have been born in Bury St. Edmund's, England, about 1580. He converted to Catholicism and went to the English College at Douai, where he was dismissed for an infraction of discipline. In 1612 he became ordained Benedictine at Dieulouard, France. From there he was sent to England. In 1615 he was arrested and banished. In 1618 he returned to England and was imprisoned again. This imprisonment lasted until 1623, when the Spanish ambassador obtained his release. In 1625, once again having returned to England to care for Catholics, Alban was arrested for the last time. For seventeen years he remained in prison and was then tried and condemned. Alban was sentenced with Thomas Reynolds, another English martyr. They were hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn on January 21, 1642.
Bl. Thomas Reynolds, 1642 A.D. English martyr. Born Thomas Green at Oxford, he left England and studied at Reims, France, and at Valladolid and Seville in Spain. Ordained in 1592, he went to England but was exiled in 1606. Thomas returned and labored for the faith until his arrest in 1628. He spent fourteen years in prison until he was hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn, with Blessed Alban Bartholomew Roe. Thomas was eighty at the time.
Bl. Edward Stransham, 1586 A.D. English martyr born and educated at Oxford, England. Studying at Douai and Reims, France, Edward was ordained in 1580 and was sent back to England in 1581. He worked in London and Oxford until his arrest. Condemned, Edward was martyred at Tyburn. He was beatified in 1929.
ST. SEBASTIAN, MARTYR, St. Sebastian was commonly invoked as a protector against the plague. According to historical records, he defended the city of Rome against the plague in 680. His association with the plague could be because he survived being shot full of arrows and in pagan belief, pestilence was delivered by arrows shot by the gods above. Jan. 20
POPE ST FABIAN, MARTYR. Fabian was Pope for 14 years. He maintained relations with Eastern Christians, and divided Rome into seven diaconates for the assistance of the poor. Pope Fabian was imprisoned during the Decian persecution and died in 250. He is buried in the catacombs of St Callixtus, and is honoured as a martyr. Jan. 20
St. Brigid, 6th century. Known as St. Brigid of Kilbride, venerated in the diocese of Lismore. St. Brigid of Kildare, one of the patrons of Ireland, visited Kilbride. This Brigid is also known as Briga.
St. Vimin, 6th century. Scottish bishop, supposedly the founder of the monastery of Holywood. In some lists he is called Wynnia or Gwynnin.
St. Lawdog, 6th century. Saint of Wales who has four churches commemorating his memory in the diocese of St. David’s, Wales.
Bl. Cyprian Michael Iwene Tansi, Igbo Nigerian ordained a Roman Catholic priest of the Archdiocese of Onitsha, Nigeria on December 19, 1937. Feastday Jan 20
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Best Get Ready Playlist by Tyler Childers
3/7/20 - WhiskeyRiff.com - by Wes Langeler
• Housefire - Tyler Childers
• Leaving Lousiana In The Broad Daylight - The Oak Ridge Boys
• Plastic Saddle - Nat Stuckey
• East Indian Princess - Laudon Wainwright III
• Country Squire - Tyler Childers
• Lets Invite Them Over - George Jones
• Don't Feed the Animals - Shooter Jennings
• Things Goin' On - Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Matthew - Tyler Childers
• Ugly Woman - Jerry Reed
• Mama Bake a Pie (Daddy Kill a Chicken) - Tom T. Hall
• Girl On the Billboard -Jim & Jesse
• What I Really Mean - Robert Earl Keen
• Peace of Mind - Tyler Childers
• One Night Stands - Hank Williams Jr.
• Lousiana Man - Buck Owens
• Awful Lot to Learn About Truck Drivin' - Red Simpson
• A Week in County Jail - Tom T. Hall
• Ever Lovin’ Hand - Tyler Childers
• Chick Inspector (That’s Where My Money Goes - Dick Curless
• County Boy - Ricky Skaggs
• All Your'n - Tyler Chillers
• Loser's Cocktail - Dick Curless
• It’s Such a Pretty World Today - Wynn Stewart
• That Just Kills Me - Wynn Stewart
• Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young - Faron Young
• Crazy Arms - Jerry Lee Lewis
• High School Confidential - Jerry Lee Lewis
• Hillbilly Fever - Jerry Lee Lewis
• Settin' the Woods on Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis
• My Home Ain't in the Hall of Fame - J.d. Crowe
• Take Your Shoes Off Moses - Ralph Stanley
• Gemini - Tyler Childers
• Rank Stranger - Ralph Stanlay
• Over the Glory Land - Ralph Stanley
• Amazing Grace - Ralph Stanley
• I'll Answer The Call - Ralph Stanley
• Going Up Home to Live in Green Pastures - Ralph Stanley
• Boogie-John Hartford
• Holding - John Hartford
• Joseph’s Dream - John Hartford
• The Cover of "Rolling Stone" - Dr. Hook
• Welcome To Goose Creek - Goose Creek Symphony
• Whupin It - Goose Creek Symphony
• Creeker - Tyler Childers
• Chicken Train Stomp - The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
• Tarheel Boys - Town Mountain
• Lawdog - Town Mountain
• Up the Ladder - Town Mountain
• Foggy Old London - Jimmy Martin
• Bus Route-Tyler Childers
• Milwaukee Here I Come - Jimmy Martin
• One Loaf Of Bread - Dave Evans
• Harlan County - Jim Ford
• She Turns My Radio On - Jim Ford
• Long Road Ahead - Jim Ford
• Working My Way to LA - Jim Ford
• Under Construction - Jim Ford
• Pinball Blues - Moore & Napier
• Mama's Got The Know How - Doug Kershaw
• Third Rate Romance - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
• Typical American Boy - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
• Countrified - John Sanderson
• Haunted House - John Anderson
• I've Got Me a Woman - John Anderson
• Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox (If I Die) - Joe Diffie
• Don’t Come Home a Drinkin’ - Loretta Lynn
• Gettin’ Happy - Dolly Parton
• Fancy - Bobby Gentry
• Memphis, Tennessee - Bobby Bare
• Wolverton Mountain - Southern Culture on the Skids
• Muswell Hillbilly - Southern Culture on the Skids
• Banana Puddin' - Southern Culture on the Skids
• Put Your Teeth Up on the Window Sill - Southern Culture on the Skids
• Give Me Forty Acres - Jim & Jesse
• Six Days On the Road - Jim & Jesse
• Hole in the Ground - Larry Cordle
• Death Metal in a Minivan - Dinosaur Burps
• Dungeon Map - Dinosaur Burps
• Nap in the Face of Danger - Dinosaur Burps
• Aswdwnwl - Dinosaur Burps
• Orange You Is Peachy - Dinosaur Burps
• Don’t Touch Me - Tammy Wynette
• Fuck You - CeeLo Green
• Don't Pay the Ransom - Nat Stuckey
• 4th Of July / He Stopped Loving Her Today - Shooter Jennings
• Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly - Aaron Tippin
• Kiss This - Aaron Tippin
• Tight Fittin' Jeans - Conway Twitty
• Hello Darlin' - Conway Twitty
• Slide Off Of Your Satin Sheets - Johnny Paycheck
• Woman (You Better Love Me) - Johnny Paycheck
• Country John - Allen Toussaint
• Shoot Low, Sheriff! - John Anderson
• Steam Powered Aereo Plane - John Hartford
• O.D.’d in Denver - Hank Williams Jr.
• Fax Me a Beer - Hank Williams Jr.
• She's All I Got - Johnny Paycheck
• Stop the World (and Let Me Off) - Waylon Jennings
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SAINTS JANUARY 20
St. Alban Bartholomew Roe, 1642 A.D. Missionary and martyr, one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales. Alban is believed to have been born in Bury St. Edmund's, England, about 1580. He converted to Catholicism and went to the English College at Douai, where he was dismissed for an infraction of discipline. In 1612 he became ordained Benedictine at Dieulouard, France. From there he was sent to England. In 1615 he was arrested and banished. In 1618 he returned to England and was imprisoned again. This imprisonment lasted until 1623, when the Spanish ambassador obtained his release. In 1625, once again having returned to England to care for Catholics, Alban was arrested for the last time. For seventeen years he remained in prison and was then tried and condemned. Alban was sentenced with Thomas Reynolds, another English martyr. They were hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn on January 21, 1642.
Bl. Thomas Reynolds, 1642 A.D. English martyr. Born Thomas Green at Oxford, he left England and studied at Reims, France, and at Valladolid and Seville in Spain. Ordained in 1592, he went to England but was exiled in 1606. Thomas returned and labored for the faith until his arrest in 1628. He spent fourteen years in prison until he was hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn, with Blessed Alban Bartholomew Roe. Thomas was eighty at the time.
Bl. Edward Stransham, 1586 A.D. English martyr born and educated at Oxford, England. Studying at Douai and Reims, France, Edward was ordained in 1580 and was sent back to England in 1581. He worked in London and Oxford until his arrest. Condemned, Edward was martyred at Tyburn. He was beatified in 1929.
St. Lawdog, 6th century. Saint of Wales who has four churches commemorating his memory in the diocese of St. David’s, Wales.
St. Vimin, 6th century. Scottish bishop, supposedly the founder of the monastery of Holywood. In some lists he is called Wynnia or Gwynnin.
St. Brigid, 6th century. Known as St. Brigid of Kilbride, venerated in the diocese of Lismore. St. Brigid of Kildare, one of the patrons of Ireland, visited Kilbride. This Brigid is also known as Briga.
Bl. Cyprian Michael Iwene Tansi,Igbo Nigerian ordained a Roman Catholic priest of the Archdiocese of Onitsha, Nigeria on December 19, 1937. Feastday Jan 20
ST. SEBASTIAN, MARTYR, St. Sebastian was commonly invoked as a protector against the plague. According to historical records, he defended the city of Rome against the plague in 680. His association with the plague could be because he survived being shot full of arrows and in pagan belief, pestilence was delivered by arrows shot by the gods above. Jan. 20
POPE ST FABIAN, MARTYR. Fabian was Pope for 14 years. He maintained relations with Eastern Christians, and divided Rome into seven diaconates for the assistance of the poor. Pope Fabian was imprisoned during the Decian persecution and died in 250. He is buried in the catacombs of St Callixtus, and is honoured as a martyr. Jan. 20
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