Music Meme Part Three
You probably know the rules by now. My music was on shuffle, I didn't skip any tracks and I only wrote for the duration of the song. There are a few I wrote that were just... really bad this time, so I didn't bother posting them.
Cross posted to bau_fic, cm_slash and morganreid_cm.
Hello City by Barenaked Ladies (Character: Morgan Pairing: PG-13)
Morgan knew he had a bit of a reputation at the BAU. He couldn't help it if he liked to party. At night he would hit the town, get a few drinks in him and hit the dance floor.
The bartenders at the clubs knew him and he didn't find that sad. He just had a memorable face. And he wasn't concerned that women he didn't remember called him a heartless son of a bitch. He wouldn't have trouble finding another to go home with each night.
Of course none of this made him happy.
Shoe Box by Barenaked Ladies (Pairing: Morgan/Reid Rating: PG-13)
It was weird waking up in a foreign place, Reid thought. There was a post-it note stuck to his clothes that had been folded and placed on a chair.
Take a shower if you want. I left you coffee (extra sugar). I went for a run. Be back soon. -Morgan
Reid knew he should have been freaking out right about now. He had just slept with his co-worker. He was surprisingly calm, however. He couldn't lie to himself. This is what he had wanted for a long time.
Here (In Your Arms) by Hellogoodbye (Pairing: Morgan/Reid Rating: Pg-13 Note: I was more inspired by the video, than the song itself, which is an homage to the hilarious movie Wet Hot American Summer.)
Spencer hated summer camp. He never wanted to participate in sports. He wasn't creative enough for arts and crafts. It didn't help that he had a general disdain for the outdoors.
Yet, he wasn't mad at his mother for dumping him at camp this year. Not once he met his counceler, Derek.
Derek was built like a Greek god and had personality and humor to boot.
Yeah, Spencer was sure that camp was going to be interesting this year.
Part 1: Broken Bride by Ludo (Character: Reid Rating: PG-13)
The lake was still and the water almost looked like motor oil, black and slick. Reid stared into the depths and swore he could see prehistoric creatures slithering below the surface. This place made him feel like he was back in that time; it was untouched by humans. He could see a cave in the distance and he wondered if it once housed his ancestors. He began to feel a longing for a lost love he never knew.
Cemetery Drive by My Chemical Romance (Characters: Morgan, Reid Rating: PG-13)
"The two were found by the one mausoleum over here," the officer told Morgan and Reid. They started walking further into the ancient cemetery where they were directed.
"Do cemeteries creep you out Morgan" Reid asked.
"Not particularly. You?"
"At night, at least. I've told myself that it's irrational, but he..."
"It's okay Pretty Boy. He didn't bury you. He can't get to you ever again."
Pink Triangle by Weezer (Characters: Morgan, Reid, original Rating: PG-13)
Reid was sufficiently embarrassed now. This was all Morgan's fault. He pushed Reid into asking her out. The girl had been talking to Reid all night about Star Wars. Morgan said it was a sure sign she liked him.
"Oh, Spencer. I'm sorry. I'm a lesbian."
How could he have not realized? He was a profiler for God's sake!
Now he had Morgan laughing at him like he knew all along. Reid had to start planning his revenge.
"I'm so sorry Madeline. I... I had no idea."
Morgan just couldn't believe Reid didn't know the meaning of the pink triangle on Madeline's shirt.
Love Me Dead by Ludo (Pairing: Reid/Lila Rating: PG-13)
Keeping in touch with Lila wasn't hard for Reid who was used to writing a letter a day for the past five years. It didn't take him long to realize that it was a bad idea.
Lila had acted down to earth when he met her, but Hollywood was in her blood and she owed herself to narcissistic and mean. Even long distance she tried to control all aspects of Reid's life.
When she wrote she was coming to Virginia for a visit, he knew he should stop her. He could't bring himself to. He thought, who else could love him?"