Title: All the People We Used to Know (5/12)
Sequel to:
The Price of a Memory
Pairings: Peter/Claude
Rating: R
Warnings: slash, AU, loosely holiday-related, starts out on the fluffy side but doesn’t stay that way, liberties taken with the Season Two timeline of events, possible inconsistency with canon materials not aired on television
Spoilers: AU
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Please, love yourself. Be a narcissist- you deserve it!
(And I hope my eternal devotion will give you the happiness of INspiRAtion!)
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Thanks so much for commenting! Part Six should be up by the end of the week. Hope to see you there!
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Nathan’s fork froze halfway to his mouth. Peter kicked his brother under the table and Claude couldn’t help but wonder what stray thought had earned Nathan that.
LOL, I love this for some reason.
“Looks like it,” Claude said. “I’ll do what I can to survive this precious family reunion. You…do whatever it is you do when others aren’t around. Dust the furniture in pearls and high heels or whatever.”
“I’m just…You know? Never mind. I’ll call you if anything comes up.”
AAHAHAHA. Matt's reaction is priceless.
“I don’t know Parkman, but I wouldn’t exactly call Suresh ‘resolutely heterosexual,’” Nathan commented. “When I first agreed to let Peter live with him, I thought it was only a matter of time before those two ( ... )
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It's interesting you mentioned Nathan's line about Peter defending him even if he had his hand on the button to start World War III. That was actually a last minute change...originally, that whole line belonged to Claude and Nathan just kind of grunted in response. I wasn't sure how it would come off, giving that bit of dialogue to Nathan instead, so I'm pleased that you think it was a successful change. :)
Thanks so much for your great comments! Part Six should be up by the end of the week--hope to see you there!
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Again, thanks for your great comments. Part Six should be up by the end of the week. Hope to see you there and that you continue to enjoy!
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