Title: It Started at the Frat Party
Fandom: Merlin
Pairing: Arthur/Merlin
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 3,540
Warnings: underage drinking; a mostly off-screen hookup; American college AU-ness; run-on sentences I am too lazy to fix
Summary: When Merlin comes back at six-thirty Saturday morning, he has quite a story for Gwen.
Author's Note: Apparently my
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Gwen, who was already filling the next glass from the tap, said something that sounded suspiciously like, “God help us.”
SO GWEN.
Lancelot was the only person Merlin had ever met who had joined a frat for the brotherhood instead of for the booze, and he tended to spend the parties hanging out and taking care of people, helping them find their way to sanitary places to vomit and then usually walking them home afterwards.
SO LANCELOT.
He wasn’t a good dancer by any contortionist-worthy stretch of the imagination, but he liked burning off energy by flailing around in a way that had once garnered sixty-five separate “LOL!!!!”s on YouTube, so he figured he might as well allow himself the outlet.
SO MERLIN. (I pictured his particular conjunction of knees and elbows flailing about to Daft Punk and I think LOL is an understatement.)
even if they were frat boys who paid attention in class and took notes in a ( ... )
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Unbridled passion is so inconvenient. :D I can just imagine what'll happen when Arthur discovers that half of the clothes in his closet have giant hearts with "A+M" drawn on them with magic paint.
Thank you for reading! ♥
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I imagine he'll be even more thrilled when he discovers that no force on God's green earth can remove the pink sparkles that now festoon his every belonging. Not to mention the cloud of rose petals that trails behind him as he walks, or the way he now appears to glow.
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Haha!! Yes, exactly that! XD And birds will spontaneously start singing when he walks past, and the flurries of butterflies, and the way it stops raining above him and keeps on everywhere else...
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And it wasn't his fault he'd thought "flautist" was some kind of euphemism.
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You mean it's NOT?
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Just look at how flutes are shaped! You can't tell me that's not suspicious!
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