Jensen/Jared (Jensen/Danneel, Jared/Genevieve)
3,121 words
Warning: Infidelity/open marriage [weird plot and strange style of writing]
Title from Ed Sheeran
Teaser: Critics' Choice Movie Awards / "I can’t keep on waiting for it to happen. Every time we make love… I’m expecting you to cry out his name. Each night you spend up there, I'm imagining
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The doubts, the depth, denial...I even like Danneel here. You made this famous photo alive!
Sometimes I wish it´d be like just this story, even when it´d be a hurting hell for everybody involved. But the pic that inspired you tells so many stories to speculate....and D´s look!! I mean...yeah...who knows XD
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I definitely wish for them to be happy the way they are. And I'm sure they are. That is my official version. My J2 heart hopes in a bit more (still, before or in the future), but however it is, I just want them to be happy. I like Danneel (and Genevieve), I'd hate for her to be just a 'cover'.
p.s. And if you ever felt inspired, I sure wouldn't mind a better version of my icon or something. Just, you know, in case you ever get bored. ;)
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Well said, all I want is for them to be genuinely truly happy as well. That´s all that matters :-)
PS. Love to, sweet. <3 I´ll think of a spiffy artsy view for your fic :-)
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p.s. Yay, looking forward to it! :)
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This is beautiful, sad, jagged, fragile, but still carries an undercurrent of hesitant hope.
This bit...
The night before their wedding; Jensen’s bachelor party. The closest of his friends, guitars and whiskey, melancholy. And Jared. The last kiss of an unmarried man, free yet; less of guilt, more regrets. She wasn’t supposed to see that, them, but at the same time, she was almost convinced he wanted her to see it. The kiss was slow, tender, unhurried. Until then she thought it was only sex, loneliness that dragged from early seasons, and want. But he made her see that it was more, far more than what she was prepared for… Pulling from the kiss, Jensen stepped back and out of Jared’s arms, reluctant. When he reached out to brush a strand of hair out of Jared’s face, Jared leaned ( ... )
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Anyway, I'm really glad you liked it. Thank you much! :)
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I enjoyed it very much, I wouldn't normally read something that included the wives, nor something under NC17; but I was drawn in by your note about "strange style of writing".
I recc'd it to two friends, one who read it today and loved it.
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Thank you! :)
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And I love your descriptive passages.
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Thank you! :)
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