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elrhiarhodan) wrote2014-10-26 02:14 pm
elrhiarhodan) wrote2014-10-26 02:14 pm
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Meme: Trick or Treat Drabble Meme
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sinfulslasher and like her, it’s awesome…
The first five ghouls who come trick-or-treating at my door will get at least a three-sentence drabble written.
Just comment with "trick or treat!" and leave me a prompt or just a preferred pairing or ‘verse if you want to be surprised. Then go ahead and post this in your own journal so I can come trick-or-treating at your place!
To facilitate your participation, the code for you to paste into your own entry…
sinfulslasher and like her, it’s awesome…The first five ghouls who come trick-or-treating at my door will get at least a three-sentence drabble written.
Just comment with "trick or treat!" and leave me a prompt or just a preferred pairing or ‘verse if you want to be surprised. Then go ahead and post this in your own journal so I can come trick-or-treating at your place!
To facilitate your participation, the code for you to paste into your own entry…
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Neal didn’t sigh. He didn’t give him that look – the one that said, You’re doing this, don’t argue. He just said, “You’re getting married.”
“I could get married just as easily in my Birthday Suit.” Peter grinned and the clerk who just brought them coffee let out a shocked gasp and fled the room.
“Yes, your Birthday Suit is lovely. But this occasion requires something a little more … special.”
Peter was about to point out that he’d gone through sartorial hell for that suit – four fittings, plus several hours listening to Neal and the tailor discuss fabrics and cut and a thousand other details that went into the creation of a custom suit. Frankly, he couldn’t understand why Neal shuddered when he mentioned Brooks Brothers, but after thirty years, he knew better than to try and figure it out. Fine clothes, custom tailored were as much a part of Neal as Opening Day at Yankee Stadium were a part of him.
But four grand for a tuxedo he might wear twice a year seemed a little extreme and worth at least a token protest. “Neal – ”
“Peter, you’re getting married. To me. That deserves something better than a rent-a-suit.”
“I didn’t say I’d rent a tux – have I ever?”
Neal grinned, “Well, there was the senior dance at Harvard.”
“That was 1987, and if I recall, you rented a tux, too. We both looked like idiots.”
“Actually, we looked like escapees from a Young Republicans convention, which might be the same thing. And regardless, you’re not renting a ‘monkey suit’ for our wedding.”
Peter shook his head. “You didn’t listen to me – I didn’t say I was going to rent a tux. I have a perfectly fine one in the closet, if you are insisting on formal wear.”
“A tuxedo you put on for the annual Bureau Commendation Dinner is not a tuxedo to get married in. Besides, that was off the rack from Brooks Brothers.” And right on cue, Neal shuddered.
“Okay, maybe it’s not something to get married in, but there has to be a happy medium between a four thousand dollar custom made suit and something off the rake. We can go to Barney’s. You like Bergdorf’s.” Peter smiled, feeling like he’d just scored a game winning walk-off home run in the seventh game of the World Series.
Neal didn’t answer, but he pulled out his smart phone and called up something. “This is what you’ll find at Bergdorf Goodman’s” He showed Peter.
And it was Peter’s turn to shudder. There were about a dozen different tuxedos on the page, four were in the loudest and ugliest plaids he’d ever seen, one had tie-dye across the front that looked like vomit, one was made entirely out of acid-washed denim, and the rest were uglier than the one that he’d rented back in ’87. “Okay, what about Barney’s?”
“Peter – a tux from Barney’s won’t be any less expensive. Stop fussing, okay?”
“This matters to you.” Peter reached out and pulled Neal into his arms.
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Peter bit his tongue because even if he was a bride, there’d be no way he’d spend that much money on a dress he’d wear once. But he understood the point Neal was trying to make. “If it’ll make you happy, then it’ll make me happy.” He kissed Neal, intending it to be a gesture of apology, but the taste of his husband-to-be’s lips, the combination of coffee and toothpaste, was as delicious as the subtle scent of his aftershave filling his nose. The kiss deepened and desire quickly built between them.
Neal – as always – gave as good as he got. His hands cupped Peter’s face, his fingers threading through his hair. Neal’s nails scratched lightly at his scalp, a sensation that aroused him more than almost anything. Peter growled and clamped his hand on Neal’s ass, grinding hard against him.
Neal laughed. The sound was triumphant, and he pushed back at Peter. They crashed into the wall, nearly sending the mirror crashing to the floor.
“Gentlemen? Am I … interrupting anything?” Neither of them had realized that the door opened and someone had come in.
Peter felt his cheek burn in embarrassment. “Sorry.”
The man laughed. “No worries. I’ll come back in a few – give you a chance to make yourself … presentable.”
Peter didn’t need to check to know just how “unpresentable” he was below the waist.
Neal leaned against the wall, a too-smug expression on his face. “Well, it’s a good thing you weren’t wearing a kilt.”
Peter laughed, closed his eyes and started doing long division in his head, one of the quickest ways to deflate his embarrassment. When he opened them, he found Neal staring at him with a very odd – almost excited – expression on his face.
“You know, Peter…”
When Neal said those three words, he started to get nervous.
“You have fabulous legs. What do you say we ditch the tuxedos and get married in formal kilts?”
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And yes, kilts... they could do a test drive at home, no underwear :P
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