Numb3rs trilogy: "that's what other people do"
Title: That's what other people do.
Author: Keenir
Characters: Don, Alan, Val
Summary: Don comes home single, and leaves - is incipient the right word?
Warnings: AU
Rating: PG-13
Word Count:
Spoilers: Soft Targets.
Disclaimer: All canon characters are the property of CBS, Heuton & Falacci. All original characters are mine.
Note: I was minding my own business, thinking about the femmeslash I'm writing this month, when this popped into my head. (the backstory is still forming in my head)
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Don never suspected a thing when he opened the door and asked, "Hey dad, have you seen Charlie?"
Perhaps he should've been alerted by Alan saying into the phone, "Right, 40 portable chairs, banquet table, and an arbor. Eh, for Saturday. Okay, see you then."
"An arbor?" Don asked his dad once off the phone.
"You're right, Alan, that upstairs bedroom would make a great changing room," Val said.
"Good," Alan said. And as his son and Val hugged, Alan couldn't resist saying, "Save some of that for the wedding."
"Wedding?" Don asked.
Val nodded.
"You're getting married?" I finally run into you after God Knows how long - and you're getting married?
"Yes we are."
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The End
Author: Keenir
Characters: Don, Alan, Val
Summary: Don comes home single, and leaves - is incipient the right word?
Warnings: AU
Rating: PG-13
Word Count:
Spoilers: Soft Targets.
Disclaimer: All canon characters are the property of CBS, Heuton & Falacci. All original characters are mine.
Note: I was minding my own business, thinking about the femmeslash I'm writing this month, when this popped into my head. (the backstory is still forming in my head)
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Don never suspected a thing when he opened the door and asked, "Hey dad, have you seen Charlie?"
Perhaps he should've been alerted by Alan saying into the phone, "Right, 40 portable chairs, banquet table, and an arbor. Eh, for Saturday. Okay, see you then."
"An arbor?" Don asked his dad once off the phone.
"You're right, Alan, that upstairs bedroom would make a great changing room," Val said.
"Good," Alan said. And as his son and Val hugged, Alan couldn't resist saying, "Save some of that for the wedding."
"Wedding?" Don asked.
Val nodded.
"You're getting married?" I finally run into you after God Knows how long - and you're getting married?
"Yes we are."
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The End