Waiting Out Party
Title: Waiting Out Party
Author: enchanted_jae
Characters: Neville/Theo
Rating: PG13
Warning(s): Suggestion
Word count: 365
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of JK Rowling, et al. This fic/drabble was written for fun, not for profit.
Written for: hogwarts365 Prompt #51 - "So are you coming or going? Or coming and then going? Or coming and staying?", waterfall
Summary: Theo gets Neville alone. Sequel to last week's Asking Out Party.
After ascending several flights of moving staircases, striding down corridors and turning corners, Theo and Longbottom finally arrived at the door to Longbottom's Head Boy room. They could have strolled through a forest and ducked behind a waterfall for all the attention Theo was paying to his surroundings. He was just eager to find a bed.
Longbottom whispered his password to the portrait that guarded his room, then pushed the door open and walked inside. Theo hesitated in the doorway, taking in the decor and the comfortable-looking bed against the far wall.
"So are you coming or going? Or coming and then going? Or coming and staying?" drawled Longbottom.
Theo looked at him, eyes beginning at the bulge in Longbottom's trousers before tracking slowly upwards to meet his gaze. He grinned at Longbottom and said, "Given the choice, I'd like to come and stay."
"You may stay if you make it worth my while," said Longbottom. There was more than a hint of a challenge in his voice.
Fortunately for Theo, he was up for it. Rather than respond verbally, he unknotted his school tie and began unbuttoning his white shirt. Longbottom planted his hands on his hips and watched. He appeared content to observe, rather than shedding his clothing. No matter; Theo didn't mind putting on a show. He shrugged his shirt from his shoulders and removed it. Theo tossed his shirt over the back of the room's lone chair. He toed his shoes off before unzipping his trousers. He glanced at Longbottom, hoping for some reaction from him.
Longbottom's breathing had quickened, and when Theo began pushing his trousers down his hips, Longbottom's tongue flicked out to dampen his lips. Theo stepped out of his trousers and nudged them aside. He left his socks on (the floor was cold!), and he didn't bother to remove his pants. Yet. They were tented at the front, betraying his own level of excitement.
Theo approached Longbottom, halting within touching distance of him. He sank to his knees in front of Longbottom and said, "I want to see the sword of Gryffindor."
Freezing Out Party
Author: enchanted_jae
Characters: Neville/Theo
Rating: PG13
Warning(s): Suggestion
Word count: 365
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of JK Rowling, et al. This fic/drabble was written for fun, not for profit.
Written for: hogwarts365 Prompt #51 - "So are you coming or going? Or coming and then going? Or coming and staying?", waterfall
Summary: Theo gets Neville alone. Sequel to last week's Asking Out Party.
After ascending several flights of moving staircases, striding down corridors and turning corners, Theo and Longbottom finally arrived at the door to Longbottom's Head Boy room. They could have strolled through a forest and ducked behind a waterfall for all the attention Theo was paying to his surroundings. He was just eager to find a bed.
Longbottom whispered his password to the portrait that guarded his room, then pushed the door open and walked inside. Theo hesitated in the doorway, taking in the decor and the comfortable-looking bed against the far wall.
"So are you coming or going? Or coming and then going? Or coming and staying?" drawled Longbottom.
Theo looked at him, eyes beginning at the bulge in Longbottom's trousers before tracking slowly upwards to meet his gaze. He grinned at Longbottom and said, "Given the choice, I'd like to come and stay."
"You may stay if you make it worth my while," said Longbottom. There was more than a hint of a challenge in his voice.
Fortunately for Theo, he was up for it. Rather than respond verbally, he unknotted his school tie and began unbuttoning his white shirt. Longbottom planted his hands on his hips and watched. He appeared content to observe, rather than shedding his clothing. No matter; Theo didn't mind putting on a show. He shrugged his shirt from his shoulders and removed it. Theo tossed his shirt over the back of the room's lone chair. He toed his shoes off before unzipping his trousers. He glanced at Longbottom, hoping for some reaction from him.
Longbottom's breathing had quickened, and when Theo began pushing his trousers down his hips, Longbottom's tongue flicked out to dampen his lips. Theo stepped out of his trousers and nudged them aside. He left his socks on (the floor was cold!), and he didn't bother to remove his pants. Yet. They were tented at the front, betraying his own level of excitement.
Theo approached Longbottom, halting within touching distance of him. He sank to his knees in front of Longbottom and said, "I want to see the sword of Gryffindor."
Freezing Out Party