Day 25: Leverage, I'm not pretending to have a prompt for this. Parker's version of frugal shopping.
Title: Creative Gifting
Fandom: Leverage
Rating: G
Characters/pairings: Parker, Hardison, Sophie, Nate, Eliot
Warnings (including spoilers): Parker
Wordcount: 150 words
Summary: Being rich makes Christmas shopping decidedly less interesting.
AN: Complete! I think this may be the first time I actually met a deadline that wasn't imposed by my teachers!
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Hardison’s idea was to put a three million dollar limit on the cost of their Christmas presents per person. He reflected that the frugality game just wasn’t as much fun when you were a multi-millionaire.
Nate’s idea was to see who could spend the least overall, thus circumventing the issue of a limit.
Sophie vetoed this, claiming some of the presents she wanted to buy cost more than Nate’s car. Her idea was that they compete for the best presents.
Eliot’s idea was that they all shut up and let him watch the game.
Parker didn’t have an idea, since wasn’t in the room anymore. No one remembered when she’d left.
On Christmas Day, Hardison, Nate, Sophie and Eliot discovered personalized gifts in their respective houses, all recently stolen from prestigious museums and collections around the world. When they confronted Parker, she just smiled proudly.
“I win the least-spending game!”
Fandom: Leverage
Rating: G
Characters/pairings: Parker, Hardison, Sophie, Nate, Eliot
Warnings (including spoilers): Parker
Wordcount: 150 words
Summary: Being rich makes Christmas shopping decidedly less interesting.
AN: Complete! I think this may be the first time I actually met a deadline that wasn't imposed by my teachers!
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Hardison’s idea was to put a three million dollar limit on the cost of their Christmas presents per person. He reflected that the frugality game just wasn’t as much fun when you were a multi-millionaire.
Nate’s idea was to see who could spend the least overall, thus circumventing the issue of a limit.
Sophie vetoed this, claiming some of the presents she wanted to buy cost more than Nate’s car. Her idea was that they compete for the best presents.
Eliot’s idea was that they all shut up and let him watch the game.
Parker didn’t have an idea, since wasn’t in the room anymore. No one remembered when she’d left.
On Christmas Day, Hardison, Nate, Sophie and Eliot discovered personalized gifts in their respective houses, all recently stolen from prestigious museums and collections around the world. When they confronted Parker, she just smiled proudly.
“I win the least-spending game!”