Unfortunately I cannot help you with pictures. However I can rec a few extremely good Lance/Nick stories if you haven't already devoured all of them. (And if you haven't, why haven't you? Get on with it!)
Fic recs will work as well. I was just on the hunt for pics because I'm playing a Lance/Nick line in an RP comm and I would kill for some "me and my baby" icons for my RP!Nick, lol.
These are the stories I have in my Delicious collection:
Honeybee by marythefan -- (46,000 words) -- Wonderful, wonderful look at Lance and Nick, beginning with their first night together, and working through the establishment of an actual relationship. Along the way is a lot of delicious domesticity interspersed by hot sex. Lance needs to overcome his insecurities (he's uncertain about being out and getting involved with someone who isn't). Nick is shown as a competent adult (I'm so tired of seeing him written as an overly large toddler!). The rest of Nsync and BSB appear, and are supportive. It's a great story.
Prove Them Wrong by chalcopyrite -- Nsync’s singing again. Between studio hassles and discussing going on without Justin, Lance starts dating Nick. Sharp dialogue and funny observations (Lance's interior monologues are priceless).
The Night Before the Morning After by Betty Plotnick -- Lance and Nick's night together, told with an unconventional structure. Scorchingly hot sex.
Honest to God, it's like following a trail of breadcrumbs. On the page for Lucky Stars by Alicia there's a link to her site, which takes you to Kittenfic: Stories by SlimSlash and without_me. There the story is listed again, and the author is specified as being without_me. What's got me going in circles now is I have a notation that Alicia = without_me = withdiamonds, but at the moment I can't figure out where the withdiamonds link comes in.
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Honeybee by marythefan -- (46,000 words) -- Wonderful, wonderful look at Lance and Nick, beginning with their first night together, and working through the establishment of an actual relationship. Along the way is a lot of delicious domesticity interspersed by hot sex. Lance needs to overcome his insecurities (he's uncertain about being out and getting involved with someone who isn't). Nick is shown as a competent adult (I'm so tired of seeing him written as an overly large toddler!). The rest of Nsync and BSB appear, and are supportive. It's a great story.
Prove Them Wrong by chalcopyrite -- Nsync’s singing again. Between studio hassles and discussing going on without Justin, Lance starts dating Nick. Sharp dialogue and funny observations (Lance's interior monologues are priceless).
The Night Before the Morning After by Betty Plotnick -- Lance and Nick's night together, told with an unconventional structure. Scorchingly hot sex.
Now Or Never by Slim and withoutme -- A year after their kind-of ( ... )
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