Characters: Claude/Bennet
Rating: R, for sex and language.
Word count: 4,170
Spoilers: Set between ".07%" and "The Hard Part"; some spoilers for those.
Summary: Stupid, is what it is. Can't undo seven years with a taser and a bit of a grope. Don't know what I was thinkin'. Wasn't thinkin'. Sequel to Probability.
A/N: Massive thanks to fantasticpants, for the ( Read more... )

Characters: Claude/Bennet
Rating/Warnings: R, for extensive violence and bad language.
Word count: 3,384
Spoilers: Very minor ones up to S2, but virtually nothing past 1.17 ("Company Man")
Summary: Even after you've calculated the odds and checked your working, twice, some things are still just ... inevitable. Set between ".07%" and "The Hard Part ( Read more... )

Rating: soft R, for language and slash.
Pairing: Claude/Bennet
Warnings/Spoilers: Moderate violence; no spoilers past 1.17 ("Company Man").
Recipient/Prompts: Written for trollopfop as part of Morally Grey November. I'm so sorry it's late! Prompts were: Broken bottles, glittering under a streetlight. A memory involving tubes and scalpels (not necessarily ( Read more... )

Characters: Bennet/Nathan
Rating: PG-13
Word count: 1,300ish
Spoilers: 1.05 ("Hiros")
Summary: Asportation (n): Removal and confiscation of a person or their property without their consent.
A/N: Written for, and in homage to, fantasticpants; originally posted anonymously here in the rare_heroes Fic exchange. Enjoy :)

( Worthy adversaries are hard to find. )

Characters: Claude, Bennet (Claude/Bennet if you squint)
Rating: PG-13
Spoilers: Through 1.17 ("Company Man")
Word count: 5,700.
Summary: Bennet's never woken him at five in the morning just to ask him to come to the office.
A/N: The story takes place around 1997 (9 years before S1) and was written for fantasticpants, in response to the prompt: Claude/Bennet, " ( Read more... )

Characters: Claude, Bennet
Rating: G, really
Word count: 600
Spoilers: Technically, up to 1.17 ("Company Man")
Summary: Bennet's pulled over because the rain is just getting worse and he - they - can't see a damn thing.
A/N: This is for entangled_now, who helped to drag me in from the writing wilderness by giving me prompts. Thanks, babe! :)

( There's rain pelting down on the car )