DIRTY SEXY MONEY: Breaking the Silence
Title: Breaking the Silence
Characters/Pairing: Teenage!Brian/Nick
Word Count: 143
Rating: PG
Summary: Brian makes Nick awkward, and for once, talking is actually better than silence.
Notes: Written for writing_game.
Disclaimer: I don't own Dirty Sexy Money - it belongs to the writers, who are on strike. Support the strike so we can continue to have this awesome show. ^^
It's decidedly strange, sitting here alone in a room with Brian, neither of them talking, but neither of them trying to kill each other either. When they're together, like any two self-respecting teenage boys who hate each other, they mostly try to ignore each other, or kick the crap out of each other - even when they're making out, or fucking each other, or...
"What're we doing?" Nick asks, when he gets disconcerted enough that breaking the silence is better than just... sitting here.
"I don't know." Brian's not looking at him. His eyes are focused on the opposite wall, his expression distant. "Maybe I'm hoping that my family'll think I'm gay and excommunicate me."
Nick snorts and glances over at Brian, who still refuses to look at him. "It's not that easy to get away from your family."
"Don't I know it."
Characters/Pairing: Teenage!Brian/Nick
Word Count: 143
Rating: PG
Summary: Brian makes Nick awkward, and for once, talking is actually better than silence.
Notes: Written for writing_game.
Disclaimer: I don't own Dirty Sexy Money - it belongs to the writers, who are on strike. Support the strike so we can continue to have this awesome show. ^^
It's decidedly strange, sitting here alone in a room with Brian, neither of them talking, but neither of them trying to kill each other either. When they're together, like any two self-respecting teenage boys who hate each other, they mostly try to ignore each other, or kick the crap out of each other - even when they're making out, or fucking each other, or...
"What're we doing?" Nick asks, when he gets disconcerted enough that breaking the silence is better than just... sitting here.
"I don't know." Brian's not looking at him. His eyes are focused on the opposite wall, his expression distant. "Maybe I'm hoping that my family'll think I'm gay and excommunicate me."
Nick snorts and glances over at Brian, who still refuses to look at him. "It's not that easy to get away from your family."
"Don't I know it."