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Tuesday: Texts From Last Night
Happy Tuesday, everyone.
morlockiness back for another day of prompting and writing.
Today's theme is Texts From Last Night. Fret not, for the prompts don't have to be taken from that site (they can be texts of your own creation, a scenario where a text would be appropriate, etc), but wouldn't it be more fun if they were? Plenty of opportunity for allowing our favorite characters to party, toke up, complete a walk of shame, and let their friends know in a succinct message.
As always, keep the rules in mind:
+ No more than 5 prompts in a row, and no more than 3 prompts per fandom. If someone answers a prompt, you can prompt again.
+No spoilers in your prompts for at least 1 week after original air/publication date. If there are spoilers in your story, please warn in bold and leave at least 3 spaces.
+For the sake of your monkeys, please format your prompts correctly. For example:
Skins, Sid/Tony, "easter eggs filled with ecstasy. it's what jesus would do."
Crossovers:
Heroes/Star Trek XI, Claire/McCoy, "It's a shame that I don't know his last name. Actually, it's an ever bigger shame that I don't know his first name"
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Today's theme is Texts From Last Night. Fret not, for the prompts don't have to be taken from that site (they can be texts of your own creation, a scenario where a text would be appropriate, etc), but wouldn't it be more fun if they were? Plenty of opportunity for allowing our favorite characters to party, toke up, complete a walk of shame, and let their friends know in a succinct message.
As always, keep the rules in mind:
+ No more than 5 prompts in a row, and no more than 3 prompts per fandom. If someone answers a prompt, you can prompt again.
+No spoilers in your prompts for at least 1 week after original air/publication date. If there are spoilers in your story, please warn in bold and leave at least 3 spaces.
+For the sake of your monkeys, please format your prompts correctly. For example:
Skins, Sid/Tony, "easter eggs filled with ecstasy. it's what jesus would do."
Crossovers:
Heroes/Star Trek XI, Claire/McCoy, "It's a shame that I don't know his last name. Actually, it's an ever bigger shame that I don't know his first name"
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Different Bar [Leverage; Alec and Eliot; PG-13]
His phone vibrates. Different bar.
Alec replies: Did they insult your hair?
He throws his jacket on and hunts for his wallet in the dark. Keys, keys, where are his damn keys?
The phone goes again. u’re not as funny as you think u r.
This is probably true, if only because Alec knows he is pretty damn hilarious, and also that there are only so many places to go with ‘Eliot being beaten up by a bunch of girls’ jokes. They’re kind of beneath him. So instead he sends back: Your grip on text-speak is really weird, you know that? Apostrophe but u?
There’s a silence of ten or fifteen minutes before the phone starts buzzing around on the seat beside him. look can i send the address or not? U want me to call sumone else?
Weird, twitchy, paranoid insecure team-mates who… Alec grumbles to himself as he climbs out of the car. Eliot is lounging outside against the wall with a bruised cheek and a sour expression. Alec waves his phone in Eliot’s face. “GPS, baby. You think I need an address? You could send ‘come get me’ from the top of the damn Himalayas and I’d still find you.” That’s not necessarily one hundred percent true, but it’s close enough. He might need to hack a few satellite controllers first. It might take a little longer. He’d still get there.
Eliot hasn’t stopped glowering, but Alec reasons that a smile would probably make his face hurt more.
Alec stands back and waves towards the car. “Ice pack on the back seat.”
Eliot musters up a grunt that might have been thanks.
“You’re welcome. But try to be more inventive next time. Punch up in a lesbian bar just doesn’t get me running like it used to.”
Eliot holds the icepack to his face and slouches low in the seat. He mutters, “You still turned up quick enough.”
Re: Different Bar [Leverage; Alec and Eliot; PG-13]
Re: Different Bar [Leverage; Alec and Eliot; PG-13]
Re: Different Bar [Leverage; Alec and Eliot; PG-13]
i love this.