Drabbletag5, TBBT, Penny/Beverly, bonding
Title: Don't Mix Lightly
Author: Temari778
Fandom: The Big Bang Theory
Pairing: Penny/Beverly
Rating: PG
Word Count: 140
Prompt: Bonding
Summary: Perhaps Beverly has had too much fun (and whiskey).
Beverly gulped down another shot of whiskey, banging the shot glass down loudly. Giggling, she orders another round from the bartender.
She loops her arm clumsily around Penny's shoulders, pressing Penny against the woman's middle-age boob. Penny can't help but notice that the top two buttons on Beverly's blouse are undone.
Penny was drunk, but not drunk enough to the point where this wouldn't make her feel uncomfortable.
She manages to edge away from her, but, luckily doesn't notice as their fresh glasses are slid across to them.
Without drinking her whiskey, Beverly pulls Penny close to her again, mutters something incoherent in her ear before slumping against her out cold.
Penny's first thought is that she smelled like a mixture of whiskey and lilac.
She was no psychologist, but who ever said alcohol wasn't part of the bonding process?
Author: Temari778
Fandom: The Big Bang Theory
Pairing: Penny/Beverly
Rating: PG
Word Count: 140
Prompt: Bonding
Summary: Perhaps Beverly has had too much fun (and whiskey).
Beverly gulped down another shot of whiskey, banging the shot glass down loudly. Giggling, she orders another round from the bartender.
She loops her arm clumsily around Penny's shoulders, pressing Penny against the woman's middle-age boob. Penny can't help but notice that the top two buttons on Beverly's blouse are undone.
Penny was drunk, but not drunk enough to the point where this wouldn't make her feel uncomfortable.
She manages to edge away from her, but, luckily doesn't notice as their fresh glasses are slid across to them.
Without drinking her whiskey, Beverly pulls Penny close to her again, mutters something incoherent in her ear before slumping against her out cold.
Penny's first thought is that she smelled like a mixture of whiskey and lilac.
She was no psychologist, but who ever said alcohol wasn't part of the bonding process?