Flash Fiction: Thirteen of Shadows (Watari, Tatsumi)
Thirteen of Shadows (300 words) by 
threewalls
Fandom: Yami No Matsuei
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Tatsumi Seiichirou/Watari Yutaka
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe, Alternate Professions, Tarot, Unresolved Sexual Tension
Summary:
Fifty-two pieces, laminated card-stock, and in total the only commission he's never been paid for.
A/N: This was written for a "Give me the title of a story I've never written, and your feedback telling me what you liked best about it, and I will..." meme. p_zeitgeist gave me the following piece of feedback, and I thought for sure I would have written some multiple of drabble before expanding the story to reflect her comment.
"Thirteen of Shadows"
The re-imagining of the Tarot was amazing and brilliant, and I want to steal the entire concept. And it's such an interesting and illuminating take on the characters: I'd never have thought of anything like it left to myself, and now not only do I see it, but I can see an entire world that it implies -- and I'd never have seen all that, either.
threewalls
Fandom: Yami No Matsuei
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Tatsumi Seiichirou/Watari Yutaka
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe, Alternate Professions, Tarot, Unresolved Sexual Tension
Summary:
Fifty-two pieces, laminated card-stock, and in total the only commission he's never been paid for.
A/N: This was written for a "Give me the title of a story I've never written, and your feedback telling me what you liked best about it, and I will..." meme. p_zeitgeist gave me the following piece of feedback, and I thought for sure I would have written some multiple of drabble before expanding the story to reflect her comment.
"Thirteen of Shadows"
The re-imagining of the Tarot was amazing and brilliant, and I want to steal the entire concept. And it's such an interesting and illuminating take on the characters: I'd never have thought of anything like it left to myself, and now not only do I see it, but I can see an entire world that it implies -- and I'd never have seen all that, either.