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FILL: Yielding Center 3/3templemarkerNovember 6 2012, 05:39:44 UTC
When they part, Nate's eyes are closed, and Brad allows himself a gloating smirk. He did that. He does that. No one gets to do that to Nate but him, and by god Brad is a lucky fuck
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Oh! Oh, this is so lovely, and so what I was hoping for with that prompt.
I love how smitten Brad is with Nate in this. Holding the door for him (and especially looking stoic in the face of Nate's grin at his chivalry... that line rocks my socks) and smoothing his eyebrow and noticing how Nate turns into his hand and most most most especially being so gloatingly happy that he's the one lucky enough to get to kiss Nate senseless.
And I love how Nate is totally soothed by Brad. Brad's learned how to read Nate and handle him accordingly, and as with all things in his life, in this situation he does so extremely competently.
It took me right til the end to realize it myself and then I cackled like a madwoman. :) it's lovely when your brain puts in subtext without you even knowing. Well done, brain!
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"I have never not wanted to do this," Brad says before Nate can even finish speaking.
I definitely made an undignified noise when I read that. *G*
"I'll dignify you later," Nate says nonsensically, but with a hot look on his face that says he means it.
NNGGGG. Never has nonsense been so hot.
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I love that. And this whole thing. Lovely.
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I love how smitten Brad is with Nate in this. Holding the door for him (and especially looking stoic in the face of Nate's grin at his chivalry... that line rocks my socks) and smoothing his eyebrow and noticing how Nate turns into his hand and most most most especially being so gloatingly happy that he's the one lucky enough to get to kiss Nate senseless.
And I love how Nate is totally soothed by Brad. Brad's learned how to read Nate and handle him accordingly, and as with all things in his life, in this situation he does so extremely competently.
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This is so fantastic!
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