30 Days of Puckurt Drabbles Day Twenty-Four
Welcome to Day Twenty-Four of 30 Days of Puckurt Drabbles in June: 2012 Edition!
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"Ohhh, that tastes like...craaaap..."
"Dude, give it here."
Puck snatches the half-eaten pastry from Kurt's lax fingers, letting the amber liquid drip onto his tongue before he rips off a bite.
"Hummel, I'm afraid your definition of crap needs to be rewritten because that's actually awesome."
Puck takes another bite, then lowers the disputed coissant to find Hummel glowering at him from swollen, narrowed eyes.
"I thought more alcohol was supposed to cure hangovers?" He says.
Puck screws up his forehead: "Who told you that?"
Kurt glances around, as if the answer might be hiding behind the utensils:
"..It made sense in my head." He admits mulishly.
"'Sides." Puck tells him, gaze scrolling over the messed-up counter-tenor's flimsy body. "You're not hungover. You're drunk as a skunk."
Kurt seems to take offense at this, and wraps a hand round the counter-top to keep himself from toppling over in rage:
"I had one beer Puckerman! I had one beer, it ( ... )
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(860): i will replace your cream cheese. there's enough for breakfast. you are my friend. i had guests we wanted bagels so bad im sorry. i left you notes. i love you. you have enough for a bagel or two and i will get you more. you are so pretty.
(Actually my favorite tfln of all time. Your drabble today was wonderful as usual and I would love you forever if you used this one!)
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It's the first time he's gotten back on a horse after the accident, right? Poor Kurt, he's so scared.
Oh, my silly boys. Get on with it!
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Your slow build is making me crazy!!
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Kurt sighed in dismay as he looked down at his nails. He'd bitten both his thumbnails almost halfway off. It's been three days since Noah had walked out on him, and he still had no idea what to do next.
It wasn't like it was a new thing, for a client to fall in love with a Companion. It happened so often that whole books where dedicated to the theme. From Companion guidebooks to romance novels. He wasn't the first and he certainly wouldn't be the last Companion this happened to.
If he were brutally honest, he could name a couple of regular clients that he'd kept on raising his wages to, hoping to shake them off, but were willing to pay anything to be with him.
Yet, Noah was the first one who'd refused to be with him, because he'd been paying for it ( ... )
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Thanks!!!!
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