02. Cheer someone up.

[ilookgreat]

Cheer someone up.He's got to keep the Mrs. happy, even the Mad Cow knows that much. Alan seems...not himself lately. Denny thinks it's the bono thing - not Bono, because he actually generates some kind of revenue for the hungry children and fantastic sunglasses - no, the bono thing, that thing Alan does with his newly acquired spousal income, that

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[alan_shore]

It's not all poor people (some of whom, by the way, Alan does genuinely care for, guilty conscience or no). The rich have their needs, too, and ever since one of the lackeys at Chang, Poole & Schmidt poked into Alan's past (gently--Alan's past had a tendency to bite) and discovered the firm was squandering the talents of one of the finest antitrust lawyers in the state on criminal defense work and preposterous suits against the government, Alan's spent a great deal of time ensuring those needs are met

[ilookgreat]

The rich do have needs - needs so great, in fact, they marry their hetero-lifemates, best friend, what have you. Denny's only need for poor people is to shoot them, make a scene, get Alan all temperamental - it's all for sport, really.

Denny thinks Alan should work from home. It would be like it was at the office - they'll work very little, and when they do, it'll be loud and wordy and fantastic, true Crane-Shore style. But, for the majority of the work day, they'll play Wii tennis and drink on the balcony, shoot each other with paintball guns, make smores, take naps. Good times, good times.

"We're married, Alan. What else could be missing from your life?" he asks, and for a moment, he actually believes nothing could be missing from Alan's life. Ah, ignorance is bliss, courtesy of mad cow or no. "Shuffleboard is great. It's easy. And, we'll be in uniform, so they'll let you win. I can win easily, hands down, but they won't beat you, honored member of the Coast Guard."

[alan_shore]

Work from home. Alan would laugh outright at the suggestion, at least until it dawned on him that Denny had made it in earnest. Seven months after their wedding he's still getting the hang of living at home--his hotel room, while certainly well appointed, had never been much more than a place to sleep, strew books, and house his suits.

Besides, stifling as the atmosphere at the office has become, there's something energizing about looming deadlines and settlement conferences and the endless tug of war he plays with his superiors. Alan's like a weed--he seems to thrive most where he isn't wanted.

He's only listening to Denny with half an ear, but it's enough. He tosses the sheaf of papers onto the nightstand and arches an eyebrow. "Are you disparaging my shuffleboarding abilities, oh husband mine?"

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