"The Frontline" - Hobbs/Raydor Fic

[defyingnormalcy]

Title: The Frontline
Pairing: Hobbs/Raydor, mentions of S. Raydor/J. Raydor
Rating: T
Word Count: 893 words
Disclaimer: Not my characters or tv show.
Summary: "Andrea smiled against Sharon’s palm and bestowed another kiss to the inside of Sharon’s delicate wrist. A comfortable silence fell between them, each woman reveling in the quiet domesticity

Comments

[lanalucy]

Lovely little moment of domesticity and trust.

[defyingnormalcy]

Thank you for reading!

[newnumbertwo]

I love quiet moments like this. So peaceful and gentle. Love Andrea's steady support and love and Sharon's appreciation. They're just so perfect for one another, and it's wonderful to see.

Beautiful work!

♥ ♥ ♥

[defyingnormalcy]

Love Andrea's steady support and love and Sharon's appreciation.

You know me, I love writing my ladies being super supportive of each other! ;)

Thanks so much for reading.

[obsessive_a101]

♥

I ship Andrea and Sharon and domesticity and respect-love-trust SOOOOO MUCH. And you write it so well. I love imagining these moments for all of them.It's just... lovely.

*huggles them*

Thank you for sharing with all of us. :)

[defyingnormalcy]

I ship Andrea and Sharon and domesticity and respect-love-trust SOOOOO MUCH.

Hehee. It's the best group!ship ever!

Thanks for reading. :)

[margaux_margo]

Thanks for writing something that I can drift off to sleep to. What I mean is that this fic was soothing and comforting, and since I'm still awake at this hour, that sweet domesticity and mature, loving support is definitely the medicine I needed. :)

I hope your move went as smoothly as it could have and I hope you are now settled peacefully in your new digs.

Thanks for taking the time to write and post, amidst the busyness!

[defyingnormalcy]

that sweet domesticity and mature, loving support is definitely the medicine I needed. :)

IMHO, that is the best kind of medicine any of us could ask for/need!

Thanks so much for reading.

[fragrantwoods]

This is so lovely in its peaceful, quiet, but unconditionally supportive tone. Sharon feels so tense here (and rightfully so) and Andrea is just perfect here at grounding Sharon in what they have. Lovely.

[defyingnormalcy]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for reading! :)