Happy Belated Birthday autumn_veela!
Title - Rock Star
Author - softly_sweetly
Beta - None, mistakes are mine alone
Rating - PG
Word Count - ~270
Characters/Pairings - Hugo/Teddy
Warnings - Fluff, Muggle Videogames
Disclaimer - I own nothing but the plot lines. I make no money from this, and mean no offence by any scene depicted within this story. All characters depicted in sexual situations herein are above the age of consent.
Summary - Teddy has hand-eye coordination in the things that matter
Author's Notes - Counts to prompt #80 Breakdown from my 100quills Next Generation Table
Happy Belated Birthday, autumn_veela!
Click click click click.
Tossing his cloak in the general direction of the stand, Teddy stepped out of his heavy work boots and listened carefully.
Click click click click.
Walking towards the living room, Teddy heard the noise of the crowd increasing with every step he took. He'd have to remember to have firm words with Hermione about bringing Muggle culture into their home. Pushing open the living room door, Teddy stood and watched as Hugo dropped onto his knees, fingers clicking on the plastic guitar keys as he nailed the bridge of American Idiot. "You're obsessed with that game, you know that?"
"Shut up, you're just jealous because you're crap at it." It was amazing how Hugo could insult him without dropping a note.
Crossing the living room Teddy dropped down to his knees behind Hugo and wrapped his arms around Hugo's waist. Careful not to obstruct Hugo's view - he knew the kind of overwrought breakdown his boyfriend would have if he got in the way of the game and ruined it in any way - Teddy pressed soft kisses to Hugo's neck, letting suggestion weave through his voice. "I am compared to you, you little rock star. And you know what every good rock star needs, right?"
"Mmmhmmm," Hugo murmured absently, attention focused on the screen.
"His own ready, willing and able groupie." The crowd cheered Teddy's suggestion, and he grinned as Hugo tossed the guitar across the room and turned around to push Teddy onto the floor. Perhaps the blasted game had some uses, after all. Even if Teddy still couldn't master beginner level Guitar Hero, he was a five-star expert when it came to Hugo.
Author - softly_sweetly
Beta - None, mistakes are mine alone
Rating - PG
Word Count - ~270
Characters/Pairings - Hugo/Teddy
Warnings - Fluff, Muggle Videogames
Disclaimer - I own nothing but the plot lines. I make no money from this, and mean no offence by any scene depicted within this story. All characters depicted in sexual situations herein are above the age of consent.
Summary - Teddy has hand-eye coordination in the things that matter
Author's Notes - Counts to prompt #80 Breakdown from my 100quills Next Generation Table
Happy Belated Birthday, autumn_veela!
Click click click click.
Tossing his cloak in the general direction of the stand, Teddy stepped out of his heavy work boots and listened carefully.
Click click click click.
Walking towards the living room, Teddy heard the noise of the crowd increasing with every step he took. He'd have to remember to have firm words with Hermione about bringing Muggle culture into their home. Pushing open the living room door, Teddy stood and watched as Hugo dropped onto his knees, fingers clicking on the plastic guitar keys as he nailed the bridge of American Idiot. "You're obsessed with that game, you know that?"
"Shut up, you're just jealous because you're crap at it." It was amazing how Hugo could insult him without dropping a note.
Crossing the living room Teddy dropped down to his knees behind Hugo and wrapped his arms around Hugo's waist. Careful not to obstruct Hugo's view - he knew the kind of overwrought breakdown his boyfriend would have if he got in the way of the game and ruined it in any way - Teddy pressed soft kisses to Hugo's neck, letting suggestion weave through his voice. "I am compared to you, you little rock star. And you know what every good rock star needs, right?"
"Mmmhmmm," Hugo murmured absently, attention focused on the screen.
"His own ready, willing and able groupie." The crowd cheered Teddy's suggestion, and he grinned as Hugo tossed the guitar across the room and turned around to push Teddy onto the floor. Perhaps the blasted game had some uses, after all. Even if Teddy still couldn't master beginner level Guitar Hero, he was a five-star expert when it came to Hugo.