Rapid-fire Challenge! #2 and #3
Title: I Need You
Author: FergyK0416
Prompt #: 2-Need
Pairings: Mylar
Rating: R
Warnings: Memories of Non-Con, Sex, dark themes
Summary: the victim reminisces as he finds his need outweighing his pride… It’s not who you think…
Word Count: 145
The darkness was always accompanied by light. The need for it was clear. He stopped straining against his bonds months ago. He accepted it. It was his purpose. Every time the man thrust into him with an aching need that he once thought only the soulless could reject…
He stopped crying months ago. He accepted it. It was his purpose.
Those russet eyes staring down at him no longer in anger or hate, but in love and affection. He needed it, he wanted it… he yearned for it.
Now the tears didn’t fall in bitter loathing, but pure ecstasy. He needed this as he found sweet soft lips upon his own in a desperate attempt to make things right. It wasn’t until the climax had passed, when the violence was over that he uttered the first words he had in months.
“I need you…. Mohinder…”
Title: The Tiger’s Waiting
Author: FergyK0416
Prompt #: 3-Sentimental
Pairings: Mylar
Rating: PG
Warnings: Boys kissing? Do you really need to be warned about that?
Summary: Mohinder won’t let Gabriel do what he does best.
Word Count: 191
Mohinder held the clock tightly against his chest. It was a pocket watch that had stopped ticking months ago. He never let Gabriel fix it. He kept saying it stopped for a reason.
“You remember when you gave this to me?” The Indian asked his lover.
“Yes, it was for your birthday, the first day I kissed you…” The former killer smiled. “Why won’t you just let me fix it?”
“Because… do you remember when it stopped?”
Gabriel just rolled his eyes. “Yeah, like a few months later. Why can’t I fix it?”
“Because… the day I told you I loved you…” Mohinder said simply, giving his companion a sweet chaste kiss before getting up to put the watch away.
“That still doesn’t explain why you won’t let me repair the thing.” The taller man raised an eyebrow. “You would think that that would be a good reason… our first ‘I love you’s.’ I think that’s a good reason to have it work properly.”
Mohinder looked down at the pocket watch. It had stopped on Tuesday, March 23rd, 2009. He just smiled back at the man’s insistence. “Maybe I’m just sentimental.”
Author: FergyK0416
Prompt #: 2-Need
Pairings: Mylar
Rating: R
Warnings: Memories of Non-Con, Sex, dark themes
Summary: the victim reminisces as he finds his need outweighing his pride… It’s not who you think…
Word Count: 145
The darkness was always accompanied by light. The need for it was clear. He stopped straining against his bonds months ago. He accepted it. It was his purpose. Every time the man thrust into him with an aching need that he once thought only the soulless could reject…
He stopped crying months ago. He accepted it. It was his purpose.
Those russet eyes staring down at him no longer in anger or hate, but in love and affection. He needed it, he wanted it… he yearned for it.
Now the tears didn’t fall in bitter loathing, but pure ecstasy. He needed this as he found sweet soft lips upon his own in a desperate attempt to make things right. It wasn’t until the climax had passed, when the violence was over that he uttered the first words he had in months.
“I need you…. Mohinder…”
Title: The Tiger’s Waiting
Author: FergyK0416
Prompt #: 3-Sentimental
Pairings: Mylar
Rating: PG
Warnings: Boys kissing? Do you really need to be warned about that?
Summary: Mohinder won’t let Gabriel do what he does best.
Word Count: 191
Mohinder held the clock tightly against his chest. It was a pocket watch that had stopped ticking months ago. He never let Gabriel fix it. He kept saying it stopped for a reason.
“You remember when you gave this to me?” The Indian asked his lover.
“Yes, it was for your birthday, the first day I kissed you…” The former killer smiled. “Why won’t you just let me fix it?”
“Because… do you remember when it stopped?”
Gabriel just rolled his eyes. “Yeah, like a few months later. Why can’t I fix it?”
“Because… the day I told you I loved you…” Mohinder said simply, giving his companion a sweet chaste kiss before getting up to put the watch away.
“That still doesn’t explain why you won’t let me repair the thing.” The taller man raised an eyebrow. “You would think that that would be a good reason… our first ‘I love you’s.’ I think that’s a good reason to have it work properly.”
Mohinder looked down at the pocket watch. It had stopped on Tuesday, March 23rd, 2009. He just smiled back at the man’s insistence. “Maybe I’m just sentimental.”