Arguing with Wolves - a Due South drabble
Fandom: Due South
Character/Pairing: Diefenbaker, Fraser/Kowalski
Summary: Fraser and Dief argue over appropriate sexual conduct standards.
Author's note: This can be read with either Ray, so if you prefer, feel free to interpret it as Fraser/Veccio. Also, Maggie is the husky from The Wild Bunch.
(paws over nose)
“Honestly, Dief, I didn’t know you were there.”
(whimper)
“I’m sorry you feel traumatized. But you’re a wolf for god’s sake, you must understand the need to mate.”
(yip)
“I’m not going to apologize for having sex with Ray on the couch. It’s my house, and I…”
(bark)
“Yes, of course it’s your house too, but that’s not the point.”
(growl)
“If you’re going to be temperamental…”
(snarl)
“Fine. You and Maggie can use the house, if it’ll make you feel better.”
(huff)
“But not on the furniture.”
(whine)
“Absolutely not.”
(louder whine)
“I’m not discussing this.”
Character/Pairing: Diefenbaker, Fraser/Kowalski
Summary: Fraser and Dief argue over appropriate sexual conduct standards.
Author's note: This can be read with either Ray, so if you prefer, feel free to interpret it as Fraser/Veccio. Also, Maggie is the husky from The Wild Bunch.
(paws over nose)
“Honestly, Dief, I didn’t know you were there.”
(whimper)
“I’m sorry you feel traumatized. But you’re a wolf for god’s sake, you must understand the need to mate.”
(yip)
“I’m not going to apologize for having sex with Ray on the couch. It’s my house, and I…”
(bark)
“Yes, of course it’s your house too, but that’s not the point.”
(growl)
“If you’re going to be temperamental…”
(snarl)
“Fine. You and Maggie can use the house, if it’ll make you feel better.”
(huff)
“But not on the furniture.”
(whine)
“Absolutely not.”
(louder whine)
“I’m not discussing this.”