So after a couple of people had suggested it, I decided to give it a shot. It's not my best work, I'll proofread it properly later >_>
EDIT: So I think I've caught most of the problems.
Title: Poison, A Doctor & A Frantic Ezio
Prequel (of sorts) to
Monteriggioni Characters: Leonardo/Ezio
Summary: After yet another victory, Ezio decides to
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Ezio's so in denial about is feelings for Leo. It's just because of Leo's help that he went there instead of partying with the thieves. Suuuuuure...
I can so see Leo as an affectionate drunk. And considering that I can see Ezio as an uninhibited drunk, I would expect that could make things very interesting ^o^
Aww, just-woken sleepy Leo! So cute!
"It was a sign that Leonardo had been busy, and when Leonardo was busy, it meant he was happy." That is so true! I simply cannot imagine Leo doing nothing.
I like the attention and detail you've given to writing the doctor, rather than just having him be a throwaway cameo.
Aww, Leo's sleepy mumbled request for more sleep and Ezio's sheer joy!! So adorable!
editorial notes - Looks like you had a bit of finger dyslexia, you've got 'Leoanrdo' in there a few times. Your formatting's a bit unusual, did you mean to leave out the spacing between paragraphs?
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Ezio's either uninhibited or sulky. Either one would work with an affectionate Leonardo.
As for the doctor, I couldn't stand to turn him into a plot device.
Ugh. This is what happens when I'm not watching what I type. I thought I'd caught most of the "Leoanrdo"s, but apparently not. And no, I didn't mean to leave out the spacing. It's copy-pasted from a word document on my USB, it looked fine there... I'll get to editing it.
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*laughs* now I have a mental image of drunken!sullen!Ezio with a happy!snuggly!drunk!Leo hanging off his arm ^o^
Good for you ^__^
*huggles* typos happen. And so do formatting weirdities.
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