Chillin' Like a Villain
At home, relaxin', nothing going on and I can't mentally get into the two things I'm supposed to be writing, so prompt me for timestamps - verse and a situation to follow.
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Softball
Their first weekend living together
HS-Reunion
Two years after the reunion
Train!verse
Jensen bitching about umbrellas and rain
Jensen's first day riding the ( Read more... )
<333
Softball
Their first weekend living together
HS-Reunion
Two years after the reunion
Train!verse
Jensen bitching about umbrellas and rain
Jensen's first day riding the ( Read more... )
Jared stretches his legs as far into the aisle as possible without being obnoxious about it then smiles and turns to Jensen. Just as he says, “God, I love spring,” Jensen grunts out, “Fuckin’ hate this weather.”
They take a moment to stare at each other, both in disbelief but with varying amounts of amusement. Jared wants to laugh at Jensen; Jensen wants to do anything but.
Jared snorts. “Why do you hate this weather?”
“Damn rain,” Jensen grumbles.
“Makes the grass green,” Jared offers with a grin as he nudges Jensen’s shoulder. “Flowers grow. Trees thrive. What’s so bad about that?”
“How about pedestrians with giant umbrellas that nearly poke me in the eye? Or umbrellas dripping water everywhere? In the hallways, aisles, on the seats, and-”
“So, really,” Jared cuts in. “You just hate umbrellas.”
Jensen rolls his eyes and looks out the window, ducking his head to get a view of the landscape the train’s passing by at a good forty miles per hour. Rain still streaks the windows but it’s obvious that the further from the city they get, the more the sky’s clearing up.
Jared leans into him and taps a finger at the window. “See! All good out there.” Then he nearly shoves into Jensen’s side to get a better view. “Holy shit!” he shrieks and grins. “Is that a rainbow?”
With a grunt, Jensen nudges Jared far enough away to look for himself. There’s a glimmer of light far off but he really doubts it’s a rainbow.
“Hey,” Jared murmurs at Jensen’s ear. “Make a wish.”
Jensen turns just a bit towards Jared. “That’s not for rainbows, you idiot.”
“Humor me,” he smiles.
Rolling his eyes, Jensen turns back to the window, but he makes a wish for Jared anyway.
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“So, really,” Jared cuts in. “You just hate umbrellas.”
That and the final line encapsulate their relationship in a nutshell: Jared's ability to cut through Jensen's (adorable) grumpiness and love him anyway, and Jensen's willingness to humor Jared (if secretly) and end up feeling better in the end. Thank you so much!
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