Back-Up (73)
Title: Back-Up
Fandom: Crossing Jordan
Characters: Matt/Nigel, Woody
Prompt: 073. Light
Word Count: 160
Rating: T
Summary: Nigel knows Woody was involved.
Author's Notes: For Meg, from hella days ago. ^^
In the back of his mind, Nigel just knew that Woody was involved somehow.
He had to be. There was quite possibly no other way that he could have ended up working such a high profile case with Seely, unless Woody had turned it down. Woody was the unofficial liaison between the Boston PD and the morgue. By all paths of reason and logic, it should have been Woody that treated him to a sorely needed drink after the verdict.
But then, if he had, Matt's fingers wouldn't be digging into his bare shoulders at the moment. If Woody had been there, they most likely would not have stayed at the bar until two in the morning before going back to his apartment for more drinks.
After the bar, he hadn't really been in a position to argue.
Matt slid his hands from his hips up under his shirt, and yet again Nigel found himself in no position to argue.
Fandom: Crossing Jordan
Characters: Matt/Nigel, Woody
Prompt: 073. Light
Word Count: 160
Rating: T
Summary: Nigel knows Woody was involved.
Author's Notes: For Meg, from hella days ago. ^^
In the back of his mind, Nigel just knew that Woody was involved somehow.
He had to be. There was quite possibly no other way that he could have ended up working such a high profile case with Seely, unless Woody had turned it down. Woody was the unofficial liaison between the Boston PD and the morgue. By all paths of reason and logic, it should have been Woody that treated him to a sorely needed drink after the verdict.
But then, if he had, Matt's fingers wouldn't be digging into his bare shoulders at the moment. If Woody had been there, they most likely would not have stayed at the bar until two in the morning before going back to his apartment for more drinks.
After the bar, he hadn't really been in a position to argue.
Matt slid his hands from his hips up under his shirt, and yet again Nigel found himself in no position to argue.