hell hath no fury like a gymnast scorned derek hale + lydia martin; teen wolf
Derek’s watching Usain Bolt leave his competition in the dust when she walks in. Stilinski is making this weird sweeping motion, as if that will speed Bolt on, and nearly falling out of his chair. He’s a pretty damn happy kid, considering his fifth place standing in diving, but the kid had been mostly psyched to just compete, being a last-minute replacement. Derek’s still sorting through his disappointment at his performance in the pool, though he’s young and there’s Rio to think about and he’s already being named “the man to watch.”
Lydia Martin walks in, polished and cheery, and Stilinski goes as still as death before pivoting on his heel and falling face first onto the carpet, a mumbled “Hey, Lydia!” in there somewhere.
Derek watches her take a seat. He hadn’t known America even had competitors for rhythmic gymnastics, let alone that they had managed to steal the gold out from under Russia, until a shocked NBC commenter had made the announcement that
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Can't remember how I got here from Tumblr but this line - Oh Christ. Lochte is laughing at me. You know it’s bad when he’s laughing at you. - is the funniest thing I've read all day.
Steve/Tony, Avengers, Olympic gymnasts -- Steve is the team leader who takes his role seriously, and he comes into conflict with Tony who parties and says controversial things in the press. Plus UST
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derek hale + lydia martin; teen wolf
Derek’s watching Usain Bolt leave his competition in the dust when she walks in. Stilinski is making this weird sweeping motion, as if that will speed Bolt on, and nearly falling out of his chair. He’s a pretty damn happy kid, considering his fifth place standing in diving, but the kid had been mostly psyched to just compete, being a last-minute replacement. Derek’s still sorting through his disappointment at his performance in the pool, though he’s young and there’s Rio to think about and he’s already being named “the man to watch.”
Lydia Martin walks in, polished and cheery, and Stilinski goes as still as death before pivoting on his heel and falling face first onto the carpet, a mumbled “Hey, Lydia!” in there somewhere.
Derek watches her take a seat. He hadn’t known America even had competitors for rhythmic gymnastics, let alone that they had managed to steal the gold out from under Russia, until a shocked NBC commenter had made the announcement that ( ... )
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