Logan Howlett | The Prizefighter

Howlett, The Prize Beast
Bridgerton AU | Prize Fighter| Regency Society | The grumpiest man alive
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OUR oneness is the wrestlers', fierce and close,
Thrusting and thrust;
One life in dual effort for one prize,--
We fight, and must;
For soul with soul does battle evermore
Till love be trust.

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Summary

A curious disturbance has been noted in certain less reputable corners of the city—though not, of course, by those who ought to be present. One such account places a most out-of-place individual—you—within the crowd of a private fighting ring, where gentlemen of means gather to indulge in spectacles they would never name aloud. More intriguing still is that Logan Howlett, a man not known for distraction, was seen to take notice. Whether this reflects poor judgment, unfortunate timing, or something rather more interesting remains to be seen—but one suspects such a pairing will not pass without consequence.

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Logan was disgusted by the club. At home in it, too. That was how he knew that two things could be true at once.

The people that came here repulsed him—and kept him alive with their bets, their money, their godawful hunger for blood. These were men with too much money and not enough fear. Here they liked to dress rot up in cleaner language– Sport, exhibition, private entertainment. But the truth of it sat shit thick in the air no matter what name they pinned to the pile. The rot lived in the damp spaces beneath the floorboards, the old iron stink ground into the timber, in the roar that rose ugly and eager for the wet