Lorne (
nomorekaraoke) wrote2010-05-25 10:44 pm
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Papa's Got a Brand New...Bling (Late July 2008)
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life--
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
Wrong theme song, even though the theme certainly applies. It's a new day in Lorne's life. He quite enjoys dawn, thank you very much. He's found a new place to live - another penthouse in the middle of Youdon'tneedtoknow-ville. And recently, he's been indulging more and more in taking breathers at Milliways.
In short: good times all around.
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Andrew rests a hand on his shoulder, only half aware of making the gesture; he's still leaning down, trying to see into Lorne's face, trying to catch his gaze.
"You don't have to."
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Oh.
Very low: "Brought back memories?"
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The hand on his shoulder is like a warm blanket - comforting and tempting after so long without something like it.
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Slowly, Andrew turns and sits down on the step next to Lorne, still canted sideways to watch his face.
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Despite himself, he soaks up the warmth of where their knees almost touch. He doesn't look at Andrew when he next opens his mouth. "Why are you being so nice to me?"
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"...Cause we're friends," he says simply. "Aren't we?"
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"In that case, I'm not sure I've ever had a friend before."
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Soft: "Then maybe you're due."
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"Yeah..." He heaves a great big sigh, and blinks like Hell to get the sting out of his eyes. "Maybe I am."
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"You know, I..." Looking into Andrew's eyes, Lorne hesitates. "Never mind."
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"You want to keep going?" he asks quietly. "Or head back?"
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It sounds a whole lot like 'sorry' to his own ears.
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And then, in Quoting Something voice: "I don't know about you, but I'm getting all funned out."
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"Uh-oh."
This, on the other hand, sounds a lot more like 'I love it when you do that'.
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"Don't tell me," he deadpans. "We're about to go over a huge waterfall."
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"Sharp rocks at the bottom?"
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"Bring it on."
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Andrew tries anyway, with predictable results.
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