What Went Missing - This Afternoon
Me and lothlorien challenged each other to write six short scenes for "From Beginning to End", a gay film by Aluizio Abranches; just to see if we could do it. You can find her six scenes at her story page on Twisting the Hellmouth.
Prompt five: at the beach.
Disclaimer: I probably don’t own anything you recognise, I probably do own everything you do recognise and I’m not making any money from this.
“From Beginning to End” is a film that’s owned by a lot of people who aren’t me, amongst them Aluizio Abranches.
Fandom: From Beginning to End.
Pairing: Francisco/Thomás.
Rating: FR13.
Spoilers: Definitely.
Summary: Six short scenes missing from the film “From Beginning to End”.
Story: What Went Missing
05 This Afternoon
Thomás didn’t have to go to training today and I didn’t have practice. We had an entire afternoon in front of us for doing absolutely nothing but simply spend time together at home. At least that had been my plan. Thomás had other plans for us, though.
That’s why I’m now standing with my bare feet in the sand, watching Thomás run around like a mad man with Basta who was happily barking and playfully biting at his ankles.
Making a sharp turn, Thomás suddenly bolts in my direction with Basta following closely behind him.
Taking a huge leap, Thomás lands in my arms, making us both tumble down. We’re both laughing loudly as Basta jumps around us in excitement, licking us whenever possible and on as many different places on our bodies as possible.
Heaven truly is holding a wiggling, laughing, sweaty Thomás closely in my arms. If only he were naked too . . .
But I guess that will probably shock all the little children who are making sandcastles and digging huge holes into the sand. I imagine that we’d even manage to shock quite a few adults too.
Sighing, I bury my nose against the soft spot underneath his ears and simply breathe in deeply. I feel him do the same. Everything fades out around us and one brief, glorious moment of silence reigns.
Correction: heaven is having my Tom Tom any way I can. And you can take that statement any way you want.
End of “This Afternoon”.
A/N: I don't own the title of the Nickelback song I used for this chapter title.
Reviews are welcomed; flames are not.
Prompt five: at the beach.
Disclaimer: I probably don’t own anything you recognise, I probably do own everything you do recognise and I’m not making any money from this.
“From Beginning to End” is a film that’s owned by a lot of people who aren’t me, amongst them Aluizio Abranches.
Fandom: From Beginning to End.
Pairing: Francisco/Thomás.
Rating: FR13.
Spoilers: Definitely.
Summary: Six short scenes missing from the film “From Beginning to End”.
Story: What Went Missing
05 This Afternoon
Thomás didn’t have to go to training today and I didn’t have practice. We had an entire afternoon in front of us for doing absolutely nothing but simply spend time together at home. At least that had been my plan. Thomás had other plans for us, though.
That’s why I’m now standing with my bare feet in the sand, watching Thomás run around like a mad man with Basta who was happily barking and playfully biting at his ankles.
Making a sharp turn, Thomás suddenly bolts in my direction with Basta following closely behind him.
Taking a huge leap, Thomás lands in my arms, making us both tumble down. We’re both laughing loudly as Basta jumps around us in excitement, licking us whenever possible and on as many different places on our bodies as possible.
Heaven truly is holding a wiggling, laughing, sweaty Thomás closely in my arms. If only he were naked too . . .
But I guess that will probably shock all the little children who are making sandcastles and digging huge holes into the sand. I imagine that we’d even manage to shock quite a few adults too.
Sighing, I bury my nose against the soft spot underneath his ears and simply breathe in deeply. I feel him do the same. Everything fades out around us and one brief, glorious moment of silence reigns.
Correction: heaven is having my Tom Tom any way I can. And you can take that statement any way you want.
End of “This Afternoon”.
A/N: I don't own the title of the Nickelback song I used for this chapter title.
Reviews are welcomed; flames are not.