Fan Fiction - Magic Touch - Cami/Davina (The Originals) - 1/1
Title: Magic Touch
Fandom: The Originals
Pairing: Cami O'Connell/Davina Claire
Rating: G
Word count: 233
A/N: Future fic, established relationship. Spoilers for "An Unblinking Death." Written for astrology prompt #2 'Taurus' at femslash100. Complete table here.
Summary: Cami has a bad day. Davina tries to make her feel better.
“I said I don’t want to talk about it!” exclaimed Cami, a little too loudly.
“But you’re the one who says talking about what bothers you is the way to feel better,” said Davina.
Cami sighed. That was something she had often said. Curse Davina for using her own psychology babble against her. “Not this time.”
Cami knew that if she mentioned to Davina the source of her woes-namely, a lack of money-Davina (who had a sizeable trust from Marcel) would insist on helping her girlfriend out. And Cami wanted to pay her own way through school.
The problem was money had been extra tight ever since her uncle died three years ago; paying for grad school while managing the everyday expenses wasn’t easy on a bartender’s salary without any family to help out.
“Please, just tell me what’s wrong,” said the witch.
Cami knew Davina could be as stubborn as she was powerful. “I just had a bad day at work. Sometimes I get so tired of listening to other people’s petty problems, I wonder if I’ve made a mistake in majoring in psychology.”
Davina gave Cami a quick peck on the lips. “Oh Cami, you’ll be great at whatever you choose to do. Now come lie down so I can give you a massage. You’re way too tense.”
Cami smiled. “I suppose it’s nothing your magic touch can’t cure.”
Fandom: The Originals
Pairing: Cami O'Connell/Davina Claire
Rating: G
Word count: 233
A/N: Future fic, established relationship. Spoilers for "An Unblinking Death." Written for astrology prompt #2 'Taurus' at femslash100. Complete table here.
Summary: Cami has a bad day. Davina tries to make her feel better.
“I said I don’t want to talk about it!” exclaimed Cami, a little too loudly.
“But you’re the one who says talking about what bothers you is the way to feel better,” said Davina.
Cami sighed. That was something she had often said. Curse Davina for using her own psychology babble against her. “Not this time.”
Cami knew that if she mentioned to Davina the source of her woes-namely, a lack of money-Davina (who had a sizeable trust from Marcel) would insist on helping her girlfriend out. And Cami wanted to pay her own way through school.
The problem was money had been extra tight ever since her uncle died three years ago; paying for grad school while managing the everyday expenses wasn’t easy on a bartender’s salary without any family to help out.
“Please, just tell me what’s wrong,” said the witch.
Cami knew Davina could be as stubborn as she was powerful. “I just had a bad day at work. Sometimes I get so tired of listening to other people’s petty problems, I wonder if I’ve made a mistake in majoring in psychology.”
Davina gave Cami a quick peck on the lips. “Oh Cami, you’ll be great at whatever you choose to do. Now come lie down so I can give you a massage. You’re way too tense.”
Cami smiled. “I suppose it’s nothing your magic touch can’t cure.”