Fic: HP, (r/s), drabble, "Hindsight" - MP LDWS, Week One
Title: Hindsight
Word Count: 250
Author: whitmans_kiss
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Brief language, sexual situations, light bondage
Characters; Pairings: Remus Lupin/Sirius Black, with an appearance by James Potter
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of J.K. Rowling. I make no profit from this piece of fiction. All characters depicted are of legal age.
Summary: In hindsight, Sirius reflected, using James' tie was probably not the best idea.
Written for mp_ldws, Round Two/Week One.
Prompt: "Caught Out!" "oblivious" "250 words exactly" "Team Padfoot"
(crossposted here at mp_ldws)
In hindsight, Sirius reflected, using James’ tie was probably not the best idea if they’d wanted their relationship to stay quiet.
In his defense, however, he and Moony only had four ties between them, and while that was enough for the extremities, the question of the blindfold still remained. Not trusting where Petey’s ties had been and already knowing the counter-charm to the lock on James’ trunk, convenience trumped what Sirius would later realize was sense.
They could have transfigured the pillowcase into a tie, but that would have required more effort than Sirius wanted to exert with a naked and restrained Moony waiting for him.
Climbing back into bed with the pilfered tie and pulling the hangings shut behind him, Sirius grinned wickedly as he made to secure the blindfold.
Oblivious to anything outside of the cocoon of the bed hangings, neither Sirius nor Remus noticed when the door to the dormitory opened and a hurried, half-dressed James stumbled in, grunting something about Quidditch practice ending early and Evans loitering about the Greenhouses, and would you happen to know where my tie is, Remus, pull your curtains back and your nose out of your book for one second and - oh, fuck this, accio tie!
Although, Sirius considered, it was James’ own fault for not specifying which tie, and if the flash of Moony’s arse as he fell zooming through the curtains with the ties was anything of a moral, at least it proved that hindsight is twenty / twenty.
Word Count: 250
Author: whitmans_kiss
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Brief language, sexual situations, light bondage
Characters; Pairings: Remus Lupin/Sirius Black, with an appearance by James Potter
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of J.K. Rowling. I make no profit from this piece of fiction. All characters depicted are of legal age.
Summary: In hindsight, Sirius reflected, using James' tie was probably not the best idea.
Written for mp_ldws, Round Two/Week One.
Prompt: "Caught Out!" "oblivious" "250 words exactly" "Team Padfoot"
(crossposted here at mp_ldws)
In hindsight, Sirius reflected, using James’ tie was probably not the best idea if they’d wanted their relationship to stay quiet.
In his defense, however, he and Moony only had four ties between them, and while that was enough for the extremities, the question of the blindfold still remained. Not trusting where Petey’s ties had been and already knowing the counter-charm to the lock on James’ trunk, convenience trumped what Sirius would later realize was sense.
They could have transfigured the pillowcase into a tie, but that would have required more effort than Sirius wanted to exert with a naked and restrained Moony waiting for him.
Climbing back into bed with the pilfered tie and pulling the hangings shut behind him, Sirius grinned wickedly as he made to secure the blindfold.
Oblivious to anything outside of the cocoon of the bed hangings, neither Sirius nor Remus noticed when the door to the dormitory opened and a hurried, half-dressed James stumbled in, grunting something about Quidditch practice ending early and Evans loitering about the Greenhouses, and would you happen to know where my tie is, Remus, pull your curtains back and your nose out of your book for one second and - oh, fuck this, accio tie!
Although, Sirius considered, it was James’ own fault for not specifying which tie, and if the flash of Moony’s arse as he fell zooming through the curtains with the ties was anything of a moral, at least it proved that hindsight is twenty / twenty.