Hobbs/Raydor Drabbles
Prompted by the lovely and talented defyingnormalcy.
Andrea/Sharon: First time and Favourite colour
The first time she saw her, it was only a brief glimpse. A glance of blonde hair and a peek of a two-piece suit before she turned the corner and disappeared down the corridor. Sharon was looking forward to working with the mystery blonde.
The first time they spoke, she discovered her mystery lady’s name is Andrea, and not only did she look phenomenal in a suit - she also had the most amazing pair of blue eyes Sharon had ever seen. She thinks she could gaze in to them forever. Their hue may just be her new favourite colour.
The first time they went on a date, it was a complete mess. Their reservation had been double-booked and they’d ended up eating a bar meal at a local cop joint. Their conversation hadn’t feared much better. Between the noise of the football game on the TV and the raucous crowd, they could barely get a word in edgeways. The only thing Sharon could discern from their conversation is that Andrea’s family was originally from Michigan and that her favourite colour was green.
The first time they kissed went a lot better. After seeing a local school production of Much Ado About Nothing, she had dropped Andrea home and walked her to the front door. Their kiss was chaste, but full of promise.
Weeks later, Sharon held Andrea’s hand, bringing her in to her bedroom. This was the first time she was really looking forward to.
Andrea/ Sharon: This time last year and she never knew it could be this way
This time last year, Andrea had had the worst date of her life. Not that the company was bad - no, she really liked Sharon - it was the seedy cop bar they’d had to have dinner at. But now, a year later, she was the happiest she had ever been.
Six months in to their relationship, Sharon had asked her to move in with her. Andrea had been hesitant at first, but Sharon had quickly won her over with logic, and if she was being completely honest, an incredible orgasm.
And now, here they were, revisiting the scene of the crime, reminiscing over the events of the past year. Sharon handed her a gift, a small box with a bow on the top.
“Before you open it, I just want to say something. I know we said no gifts, but this is really a gift for both of us,” she reached for Andrea’s free hand, “I love you, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. We’re so good together. Honestly, I thought I’d been in love before - but I never knew it could be this way. You can open it now, if you like.”
With anticipation, she lifted the lid. She gasped. An ornate ring sat nestled in the box, a princess cut diamond sitting on top of the band.
“Andrea, will you marry me?”
Andrea/Sharon: First time and Favourite colour
The first time she saw her, it was only a brief glimpse. A glance of blonde hair and a peek of a two-piece suit before she turned the corner and disappeared down the corridor. Sharon was looking forward to working with the mystery blonde.
The first time they spoke, she discovered her mystery lady’s name is Andrea, and not only did she look phenomenal in a suit - she also had the most amazing pair of blue eyes Sharon had ever seen. She thinks she could gaze in to them forever. Their hue may just be her new favourite colour.
The first time they went on a date, it was a complete mess. Their reservation had been double-booked and they’d ended up eating a bar meal at a local cop joint. Their conversation hadn’t feared much better. Between the noise of the football game on the TV and the raucous crowd, they could barely get a word in edgeways. The only thing Sharon could discern from their conversation is that Andrea’s family was originally from Michigan and that her favourite colour was green.
The first time they kissed went a lot better. After seeing a local school production of Much Ado About Nothing, she had dropped Andrea home and walked her to the front door. Their kiss was chaste, but full of promise.
Weeks later, Sharon held Andrea’s hand, bringing her in to her bedroom. This was the first time she was really looking forward to.
Andrea/ Sharon: This time last year and she never knew it could be this way
This time last year, Andrea had had the worst date of her life. Not that the company was bad - no, she really liked Sharon - it was the seedy cop bar they’d had to have dinner at. But now, a year later, she was the happiest she had ever been.
Six months in to their relationship, Sharon had asked her to move in with her. Andrea had been hesitant at first, but Sharon had quickly won her over with logic, and if she was being completely honest, an incredible orgasm.
And now, here they were, revisiting the scene of the crime, reminiscing over the events of the past year. Sharon handed her a gift, a small box with a bow on the top.
“Before you open it, I just want to say something. I know we said no gifts, but this is really a gift for both of us,” she reached for Andrea’s free hand, “I love you, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. We’re so good together. Honestly, I thought I’d been in love before - but I never knew it could be this way. You can open it now, if you like.”
With anticipation, she lifted the lid. She gasped. An ornate ring sat nestled in the box, a princess cut diamond sitting on top of the band.
“Andrea, will you marry me?”