| Challenge #116: Loyalty |
[May. 22nd, 2009|03:23 pm] |
Hi, fellow drabblers! Long time no see!
Title: Brand Loyalty
Author: mysid
Word Count: 100
Rating: R
Prompt: Loyalty
Condom to: Daphne (because Justin told me to)
“I’m not using fucking Trojans,” Brian stated flatly. He refused to take the offending packet from Justin’s hand. “I taught you better than that, Sunshine.”
“Well, I’m all out,” Justin paused to tear it open with his teeth and rolled the condom on Brian’s cock, “and this is what my roommate has.”
“How can you be out?” Brian looked like he wanted to take the words back. He added gruffly, “You knew I was coming for the weekend. I thought you’d stock up.”
“Forgot to check if I was low.” Justin smiled. “Haven’t had as much use for them lately.” |
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| Challenge #116: Loyalty |
[May. 22nd, 2009|05:13 pm] |
Title: Sinking Ship
Condom: Emmett
“Fuck.”
“Brian,” Ted began, but Brian held up a hand to stop him.
The reports were clear. It was bad enough reading about Kinnetik’s likely demise; Brian couldn’t stomach Ted explaining it in excruciating detail. And there were other things to attend to, like Ted’s career. Brian’s inattention may have led to this mess, but he would salvage what he could. “Theodore, I spoke to Leo Brown, and he has a comparable position for you at Brown Athletics if you want it.”
“No way. If we go down, we go down fighting, together.”
“Well then, batten down the hatches, Matey.” |
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| Challenge #116: Loyalty |
[May. 22nd, 2009|05:51 pm] |
Title: Smooth Sailing
Notes: Sequel to Sinking Ship written for ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) vl_redreign who wanted Ted to fix it!
Condom:Emmett
“Brian, I don’t know what to say.”
“A gold watch seemed so cliché,” Brian shrugged, striving for nonchalance.
The premium box seats for Pittsburgh’s Opera Season cost him nothing but money, but securing luxury hotel accommodations and tickets for opening night at The Met proved more difficult. Five years after Kinnetik’s near demise, Brian again had the connections to do it.
They’d made big sacrifices-selling Britin, Justin leaving New York to become Kinnetik’s art department, Ted working essentially for free, Blake filling in where he could. Yet, Ted never once lost faith.
Brian met his eyes, “And you deserve it.” |
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