In theory, it was a great idea: a summer job that didn’t involve fast food, mowing lawns, or doing filing for someone’s mom, and also entitled Jared to a summer of fresh air, home cooked meals, swimming, sports, and lots of time spent with his best friend and several older, hot college girls. Oh, and kids - lots of kids that Jared could teach and ( Read more... )

The weekend is largely uneventful. Most of the older counselors go on some kind of road trip to the nearest big town (well, bigger than the microcosm that is Shady Lake), so Jared and Chad spend their time sleeping in and gorging themselves and catching bits and pieces of old black-and-white movies on the ancient TV in the lounge. Well, Jared ( Read more... )

But while that thought is mildly exciting at lunchtime, by late afternoon it’s become totally nerve-wracking. Jared tries to distract himself by taking an extra-long shower and picking out clothes that will make him feel confident, but he fails on both accounts - he feels guilty wasting water, and he has no idea if any of his clothes actually make ( Read more... )

After that, things are good. In fact, everything is good. After surviving several weeks of campers with his sanity intact, Jared finally starts to feel like he belongs at the camp, like he’s settled in and knows what he’s doing, and he’s comfortable with all the other counselors. They might not be the tight-knit family he envisioned, but they’re ( Read more... )

Chris, it turns out, is an old friend of Jensen’s who’s been roadtripping all over the country all summer playing in a band, and he just happened to have a show nearby, so he’s driving out for the weekend. He was only about an hour out when he called Jensen, in the middle of no-man’s-land (seriously, since the livestock outnumber the people five ( Read more... )

Sometimes Jared wishes fast food restaurants couldn’t afford such good photographers for their food. Because it’s not enough just to list all the delicious choices on the menu, oh no. No, they have to have huge, mouthwatering pictures of all the options, and every single one looks like the best burger or sandwich or fries that ever existed, fresh ( Read more... )

Title: Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Pairing: Jared/Jensen
Rating: NC-17
Summary: When Jared desperately needs a date for his brother's wedding, he hires an escort. Jensen's the perfect fake boyfriend, except pretty soon things get a little too real. Based on The Wedding Date.
Notes: Written for abouttwoboys . Thanks to setissma and causeways  for running such an awesome ( Read more... )

He’s still not convinced it’s a good idea, and when he gets back to the hotel room and realizes he agreed without asking Jensen, it just seems like a worse one.

The water isn’t running anymore, and the door to the bathroom is open a few inches, steamy air escaping.

Jared flops on the bed. “Hey, Jensen?”

“Yeah?”

“My parents want to have dinner with us ( Read more... )

When Jared wakes up, he’s alone in bed. He blinks at the empty space next to him for a minute, trying to figure out if he should know where Jensen is, but then the door clicks open and the mystery’s solved. Jensen’s dressed, hair still wet from a shower, and carrying two cups of coffee.

“Hey,” he says when he sees Jared’s awake. “I went down to ( Read more... )

There aren’t any strippers at Jeff’s bachelor party, thank God, but Jared’s pretty sure Jeff’s going to be embarrassed tomorrow morning anyway. Jeff’s currently got enough shots in him that he’s not feeling any pain (Chad took a ridiculous amount of pleasure in making him order rounds of slippery nipples, blowjobs, and virgin pussy from the hot ( Read more... )