Lewis fic:Words from the Wise (crackdrabble)
Authors: lindenharp, sasha1600, wendymr, uniquepov
Title: Words from the Wise
Series: How to Train your Sergeant #17
Characters: Robbie Lewis/James Hathaway
Genre: drabble, crack
Length: 100 words
Rating: teen
Spoilers/Warnings: crack, lavender socks
Summary “The prudent man should anticipate the consequences of disobedience.”
AN: Yes, all four of us wrote this one. This is what happens when you put the members of the Sisterhood of the Lavender Socks in a chatroom together.
"Sir?"
"Yes?"
"I wish to express my appreciation for your excellent coaching."
"Clearly, you're learning, Sergeant. And your next task? Time you started showing some initiative."
"I believe you have frequently commented on my smart mouth, sir. I have other oral skills I could demonstrate."
"Those skills are quite satisfactory, Sergeant. I'd like you to try something different. Something new."
"I tried to, Sir. But you confiscated my socks instead, and then Innocent scolded me for not adhering to the dress code for CID officers."
“The prudent man should anticipate the consequences of disobedience.”
“Is that Nietzsche, sir?”
“Nope. Morse.”
Title: Words from the Wise
Series: How to Train your Sergeant #17
Characters: Robbie Lewis/James Hathaway
Genre: drabble, crack
Length: 100 words
Rating: teen
Spoilers/Warnings: crack, lavender socks
Summary “The prudent man should anticipate the consequences of disobedience.”
AN: Yes, all four of us wrote this one. This is what happens when you put the members of the Sisterhood of the Lavender Socks in a chatroom together.
"Sir?"
"Yes?"
"I wish to express my appreciation for your excellent coaching."
"Clearly, you're learning, Sergeant. And your next task? Time you started showing some initiative."
"I believe you have frequently commented on my smart mouth, sir. I have other oral skills I could demonstrate."
"Those skills are quite satisfactory, Sergeant. I'd like you to try something different. Something new."
"I tried to, Sir. But you confiscated my socks instead, and then Innocent scolded me for not adhering to the dress code for CID officers."
“The prudent man should anticipate the consequences of disobedience.”
“Is that Nietzsche, sir?”
“Nope. Morse.”