Fun fic Friday!

[alissablue]

~Fun Fic Friday~

TGIF! It's the day before the weekend, and what better way to close out a long week than with a fun dose of ficlets and drabbles of Luke, Reid, or Luke & Reid? Or how about some amazing icons or graphics of the guys? (Don't be fooled by the name - Fun (Graph)Fic Friday just didn't have the same ring to it.) Here's your chance to

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[doublel27]

Reid was not and never had been a big fan of holidays. Luke, however, seemed to think the point of life was to mark every significant or insignificant day with as much gusto as humanly possible. Life was for living and that meant joy, or you might as well be dead. Reid just wanted to know why living had to come with so many decorations when he was pretty sure most days all you needed to celebrate was a bed. Thankfully there was always food, something Reid often found worth celebrating.

"Keep eating," Luke said, pressing a kiss on Reid's jaw. "It'll keep you out of trouble for a little while longer Dr. Oliver. I'm going to go find where Faith has hidden herself."

Reid swallowed the bite he had been chewing and gave Luke a quick pat on the ass. "Find mistletoe while you're out there. I've got ideas."

Luke picked up a cookie and forcibly shoved it in Reid's mouth, blushing. You would never know he wasn't a virgin from the way the littlest thing could set his face that color. "Stop! There are little kids here."

Reid grinned around a mouthful of cookie. "Shurf." Luke was regarding him carefully, but he could see the tips of Luke's mouth drifting upwards. He knew he'd gotten Luke's brain moving in far more positive directions than Christmas carols and traditions and other silly things. Reid enjoyed the view of Luke walking away from him for a few moments before heading back to the table and piling a healthy set of Christmas cookies on to the plate. When he looked up, however, he wished he hadn't stopped moving.

Shit.

He quickly shoved food into his mouth as Lily approached, looking for a quick escape and finding none. "Dr. Oliver, I'm surprised to see you here, being so busy and all."

"Luke, holidays, important," Reid muttered around a mouth full of food.

"Mmm," She said condescendingly, "I hate to say this," Lily began, as if it caused her great pain, "but I have never seen Luke so happy."

Reid didn't speak, but just raised an eyebrow at her. He couldn’t be certain that this wasn’t a trap. "I'm not entirely convinced I was wrong about you. You're arrogant and rude and far too old for him, but for some reason you do actually make him happy."

"Miracles do happen, Ms. Walsh," Reid quipped.

Her eyes narrowed at him and continued to shoot venom. "Just keep doing whatever it is you're doing. But if you hurt him--"

"You'll send the horde," he interrupted, "oh I know." Half the town was hell bent on protecting Luke. Reid was relatively certain that if anyone was going to end up with a broken heart in this situation it was going to be him and not the golden boy of Oakdale.

Luke came down the stairs and made a beeline for them the moment he spotted the two of them together. Reid smiled smugly as Luke's arm slid in around his waist, effectively making them a solid unit. "Mother, I don't know what you and Faith argued about but she's not coming down from her room. You really should go talk to her."

Lily let out a huff and Reid pressed his lips to Luke's hair to hid the snort of laughter. "I don't know what has gotten into her these days. She'll only yell at me but I'll try."

He got an elbow for the fact that he was shaking into Luke's side at Lily's decision to attempt to mother today. "Stop, Reid, seriously, it's not funny." Luke looked at him with those big, brown eyes, worry creeping into them. "That looked like a pretty intense conversation."

Reid knew what Luke was getting at without directly asking the question. "Don't worry, Mr. Snyder, it was just your run of the mill, don't hurt my baby boy, you're actually making him happy against all odds, so keep it up and don't make me kill you."

Luke's eyes widened and his jaw dropped and he turned to look where Lily had disappeared up the stairs. He turned back to Reid with little pools of tears shimmering in the edges. "My mom actually admitted that you make me happy?"

Reid kissed Luke hard, wanting to get that look of awe at being even remotely respected out of his eyes and turn it into heat. "Everyone deserves a Christmas Miracle, even you. Isn't that what you keep saying? Speaking of Christmas miracles, did you get what I asked you to get?"

[smoothlikebutta]

He turned back to Reid with little pools of tears shimmering in the edges. "My mom actually admitted that you make me happy?"

Aww, I am glad that Lily admitted that just because it made Luke so happy.

[doublel27]

I know. I think it's sad how little Luke needs to make him happy, and how little he expects from his parents. But yes, his happiness is paramount. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[scotianova]

Absolutely authentic scene!
:)

[doublel27]

Thanks. :)

[casaluna85]

Even Lily knows that Reid makes her son happy! :) Loved this.

[doublel27]

When he has such goofy smiles, it's hard not to notice. She may not like it but it's hard to avoid. Glad you enjoyed it.

[kccalgal]

Its about time Lily realized it. Nice job.

[doublel27]

Thank you. And it is. Their true love-ness is impossible to deny forever, even for Lily.

[sleeper6]

I like this! Good thing Lily realizes Reid is right for Luke.

[doublel27]

Thanks. Yes, it really is. She'll have to come around eventually.

[moerlin]

Seriously, where have you been hiding all this time? I love all of your fic(let)s and I'm so glad you delurked. ;)

This is just such an adorable image to have, aww:

"Keep eating," Luke said, pressing a kiss on Reid's jaw. "It'll keep you out of trouble for a little while longer Dr. Oliver. :D

And yay, Lily saw the light!

[doublel27]

Aww, thank you so much. I haven't really written or completed writing for any fandom in years. However, I was on a nostalgia kick for Luke/Reid and reading through fiction when the Bingo challenge popped up, and I do like a good challenge and this is what it sparked. We'll see how long it lasts, but so far it's holding out.

And I'm glad you enjoyed this and many of the other stories. :) And she should see the light, it's all very transparent.