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Fic: Between the Lines

Nov 14, 2010 23:00

Title: Between the Lines
Author: starrdust411
Fandom: Heroes
Pairing: Mohinder/Gabriel
Rating: PG
Summary: For the schmoop_bingo challenge. Prompt: babyfic - setting up nursery (Word Count: 1,387)
Disclaimer: I do not own Heroes.
Warnings: AU, Mpreg, Slash

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character: gabriel, rating: pg, genre: au, fic

Comments 7

gaiafaye November 15 2010, 04:30:35 UTC

Oh, man, I feel bad for Gabriel about that end line but I lol'd anyway.

And Gabriel would be completely overprotective and not recognize it. At least Mohinder recognizes he's hormonal (except for being so whatever about the clock that might be one of three hundred in the house but Gabriel spend time on it, dammit).

starrdust411 November 15 2010, 04:32:36 UTC

That sound you hear is the sound of Gabriel's heart breaking.

And let's not even thinking about all the clocks he put in the baby's room. D:

errandofmercy November 15 2010, 04:48:28 UTC

D'aww :3 here's to making up after a lovers' spat <3

I am shuddering at the thought of a baby nursery designed by Gabriel... immaculate with plastic covers on the furniture? Shelves of creepy leather-bound books on evolution and brain surgery? A matching blood-spattered "forgive me" closet? total creepville... :p

starrdust411 November 15 2010, 04:56:28 UTC

lol It'll be a well rounded, tidy child if Gabriel has anything to say on the matter :P

Thanks for reading and commenting :)

game_byrd November 15 2010, 05:30:07 UTC

I must say, although there were a lot of downsides to being fairly isolated during my pregnancies and having few friends (and fewer, meaning NONE, who had kids), I did not miss having people interfere and second-guess me all the time. I ate what I wanted, when I wanted and my husband didn't even begrudge me a glass or two of wine during the second one. I got to make my own decisions about caffeine and exertion. I helped move the household 600 miles while 8 months pregnant during the first one and continued to garden by hand up until the day before on the second. (and of course, quite a bit thereafter, as soon as I felt well enough to get back out there and start weeding again!)

I don't think I'd be able to tolerate people telling me how to live my pregnancy, so I totally empathize with Mohinder here. (the clock-smashing was abusive though, and beyond the pale. Poor Gabriel. Hang in there, bud!)

eternal_moonie November 15 2010, 12:35:47 UTC

I absolutely love this story!

starrdust411 November 15 2010, 18:09:20 UTC

Thanks. I'm glad you liked it :)