Like a Cat 13
Title: Like a Cat 13
Fandom: Cal Leandros
Author: enchanted_jae
Characters/Pairing: Robin, Niko, Cal
Rating: PG13
Written for: drabble_weekly Challenge No. 315 - shattered glass
Warnings: Mild suggestion, first person pov (Robin's)
Word count: 100
Summary: Robin and Cal share an inside joke at Niko's expense. If you're unfamiliar with the canon, Robin commissioned a marble sculpture of Niko's ass and has it on display in his condo. Niko pays no attention to it and has no idea it's his ass.
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of Rob Thurman, et al. This drabble/fic was written for fun, not for profit.
"You agreed to pay me four thousand, and stop looking at Nik's ass."
"I most certainly did not, and his ass is a work of art."
Caliban and I locked our gazes. He cracked first and laughed. It was a genuine laugh, and it had Niko turning back to look at his brother in surprise.
"Skata, that will never not be funny," said Cal.
I groaned as he butchered my beloved language. His attempt to speak Greek beat hearing him speak the language of the Auphe, however, which sounded like shattered glass and grinding bones. Fortunately, Cal seldom used it.
Like a Cat 14
Fandom: Cal Leandros
Author: enchanted_jae
Characters/Pairing: Robin, Niko, Cal
Rating: PG13
Written for: drabble_weekly Challenge No. 315 - shattered glass
Warnings: Mild suggestion, first person pov (Robin's)
Word count: 100
Summary: Robin and Cal share an inside joke at Niko's expense. If you're unfamiliar with the canon, Robin commissioned a marble sculpture of Niko's ass and has it on display in his condo. Niko pays no attention to it and has no idea it's his ass.
Disclaimer: Characters are the property of Rob Thurman, et al. This drabble/fic was written for fun, not for profit.
"You agreed to pay me four thousand, and stop looking at Nik's ass."
"I most certainly did not, and his ass is a work of art."
Caliban and I locked our gazes. He cracked first and laughed. It was a genuine laugh, and it had Niko turning back to look at his brother in surprise.
"Skata, that will never not be funny," said Cal.
I groaned as he butchered my beloved language. His attempt to speak Greek beat hearing him speak the language of the Auphe, however, which sounded like shattered glass and grinding bones. Fortunately, Cal seldom used it.
Like a Cat 14