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In the worst circumstances, a broken keel will ground a ship for good.
In a different timeline, two brothers reunite under less-than-pleasant circumstances.
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When Stanley gets a strange postcard from his twin brother, he doesn't hesitate to haul ass up to Oregon to come and help Ford with whatever he needs, even if he is a bit nervous to see the Alpha after all these years.
It will be fine. His suppressors are working. Ford will never know that he's not the Beta his family assumed he was. He'll keep his shit together, ignore the need to have a pack again, and try and make up for ruining Ford's life.
What could possibly go wrong?
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Months after Weirdmageddon, Stan is still recovering from the effects of the memory gun and forgets to take his suppressants.
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Something around him shifts, and Ford's eyes snap open. He looks around to see if maybe some friend of the seer's was trying to mug him, but that couldn't be further from the truth. He's not in the tent anymore, but in the shotgun seat of a car. The air isn't filled with the disgusting mixture of fair delicacies, but rather with salt. As he turns his head to the left, his blood freezes.
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Stan has been able to change his age at will for decades, even if he hasn't done so much in the last 30 years. It was useful back in the day, when turning into a kid would get him out of whatever trouble he had gotten himself into. Not so much while building the portal.
When Stan is hit with the memory gun, his mind is... kind of all over the place, so the shapeshifting becomes erratic as he uncovers new memories. His body acts on instinct, turning into whatever age his mind has latched onto.
And just like that, Ford gets to meet 40 years worth of Stan.
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Title based on "Pedacitos de ti" (Little Pieces of You), by Antonio Orozco