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why_me_why_not ([personal profile] why_me_why_not) wrote2011-01-16 08:52 pm
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Safely home, laying on my heating pad and listening to Transformers (I can't see the TV from where I'm at) and trying to get the motivation to get back up in order to take my crazy meds. My life, so hard.

A lot of the songs that I was listening to today would be GREAT for fic purposes. But we all know I fail at writing things lately. Haha, I wrote comment fic in like October? And kinda wrote fic for [livejournal.com profile] irisgirl12000 and [livejournal.com profile] thebunnyknows for their birthdays. But really, other than tormenting [livejournal.com profile] irisgirl12000 with emails about what I'd write if I was writing fic, I haven't done anything in for-ev-er.

So, while I'm looking at my most recently played songs, give me a number between 1 and 25 and a character or pairing from one of the fandoms you know I write it, and we'll see if I can manage to come up with something. Give me a reason to procrastinate job searching and finishing my CEUs, lol.

[identity profile] why-me-why-not.livejournal.com 2011-01-17 04:56 am (UTC)(link)
Oh, goodness, I haven't written Aaron & Christian in AGES and it's been even longer since I've watched the movie, but OMG I LOVE THEM! (and apparently I no longer have a Latter Days icon? when did that happen?)

Also, I'm on brother's laptop, since I stole it from him for the purpose of finishing some CEUs, so I can't upload the actual song, but number 16 on my list is a country song called "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not" by Thompson Square. (I have the most eclectic mix of music ever, sorry, *g*)

Are you gonna kiss me or not
Are we gonna do this or what
I think you know I love you a lot
I think we’ve got a real good shot
Are you gonna kiss me or not


So, let's see if I remember how to write these two. 500 words, Aaron/Christian, Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not?

It’s not a lavish affair. When Aaron accepted his proposal, Christian was all for compromising and choosing a small gathering at Lila’s over an actual wedding. Now that they’re standing here, Christian is starting to regret their decision not to have a rehearsal. He didn’t want it to feel like an act, like a role he was starring in. This is their life; this is real. But he’s having a hard time focusing on the words that are being said, words that are tying him and Aaron together in a legal kind of forever that means more than just their names on a shared lease. It doesn’t help that Aaron’s sister is directly in his line of sight. She’s crying, and Christian hopes the tears are the happy kind and has to hold his breath when the justice asks if there are any objections. She doesn’t say anything, though, and they skip ahead to the “I do”s.

Christian thinks maybe they should have made their own vows. There’s nothing wrong with traditional, except he and Aaron are anything but traditional. Their love deserves something more unique, more theatrical. Maybe they can plan something for their first anniversary; maybe by then he’ll have found the words to describe the peace that Aaron brought into his life.

Despite his wandering thoughts, he manages to say his “I do, yes, definitely” at the appropriate moment and with enough conviction that several people laugh. He must miss Aaron’s affirmative, though, because suddenly everyone is quiet and looking at him expectantly.

“Chris, if you don’t seal the deal, I’m going to take Aaron back to New York with me, introduce him to some of my real friends.”

“Not on your life, sister.” Christian anchors one hand firmly in the fabric of Aaron’s jacket before he glances behind him at Julie. He’s glad to see she’s crying too, evil wench, even though she’ll probably find the hit single for her second album from their wedding and he’ll have to go back to hating her.

Aaron’s laugh draws Christian’s attention back where it belongs. Aaron’s grinning at him, his eyes light and happy, and Christian can’t help but smile back, even though he’s pretty sure there’s something else he’s supposed to be doing right now.

“Well?” Aaron asks, tilting his head just a little. “Are you going to kiss me or not?”

Oh yeah. This part didn’t need rehearsal. He’s vaguely aware of their friends cheering, of the justice pronouncing them officially married, but none of that matters. All the words, the approval of their friends, the piece of paper he knows they’ll have framed to hang in a prominent place in their home – it all pales in comparison to this, to him and Aaron and what they share. The kiss is more enthusiastic than he intends, partially because he’s trying to keep himself from blurting out the sappy nonsense that’s on the tip of his tongue, but that’s okay. He’s pretty sure Aaron gets it anyway.

[identity profile] pjvilar.livejournal.com 2011-01-18 01:28 am (UTC)(link)
AHHHHHHHH!!!! This is so perfect and sweet and them. I don't even mind the no sex. :D And it is completely believable that Christian's mind would be all over the place in the middle of their wedding. I love it! Thank you!

[identity profile] why-me-why-not.livejournal.com 2011-01-18 04:00 am (UTC)(link)
Thank YOU! I'm glad you liked it! Christian is so ridiculous, I think that's one of the reasons he's such an enjoyable character. :)