


Act II Scene IV

by Syberina5



Category: Queer as Folk
Genre: Humor, Romance
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2009-11-17
Updated: 2009-11-17
Packaged: 2013-09-26 00:12:19
Rating: T
Chapters: 1
Words: 304
Publisher: www.fanfiction.net
Story URL: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5517955/1/
Author URL: http://www.fanfiction.net/u/356775/Syberina5
Summary: I’ve played my part in this scene a million times.





	Act II Scene IV

Title: Act II Scene IV

Author: Syberina5 or tsarcasm

Word Count: 200; Complete

Summary: _I've played my part in this scene a million times. _

Rating: PG-13

Disclaimer: MAAN :70-72.

Author's Notes: A part Artsy!Justin—who specialj67 so likes—part Metacognitive!Justin, part Horny!Justin double drabble and standalone in the Block of Wood 'Verse (conjoins story… well, anytime Brian walks into a gallery in an overcoat :oP).

Dedicated: To all us crazy people doing NaNoWriMo and to all the fabulous people supporting us. GO NANO! Don't go back.

I've played my part in this scene a million times.

The Red Sea parts; Moses doesn't even tell it to, just saunters secure in the knowledge it will.

I watch him across the gallery floor, hands deep in his long winter coat. Gucci of course, not Burberry though it's what all the straight fags are wearing this season.

I realize why I never liked drawings I'd done of Rage in a cape. Rage doesn't _do_ capes. He doesn't need the billowing importance of himself unfurling behind him to take up space, to get attention, to impress. No. All Rage has to do is stalk across the floor. That purposeful stride. That preying swagger.

My breath is short, my head is heavy, and my pants are tight. If I was watching him for the first time I'd feel exactly the same way.

Well, maybe not exactly. Because he's mine and I know it. Rather than just want I can smile and have. I do.

I let my smile grow because his eyes are on mine and it just does. He's there, all of him. I welcome him in. It's all the greeting we need. His lips and mine are a bonus.


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