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WIP Wednesday [2020-04-15]

WIP Wednesday!



Here it is y'all! Let us know what you're working on, chat about ideas for new projects, ask for feedback on old projects that have gotten stuck—we welcome it all!
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Re: Generation Kill PWP in progress...

[personal profile] muccamukk 2020-04-15 03:45 pm (UTC)(link)
I feel like the obvious solution is one of them is Dick Bigger, and the other one is Fist Jaxem.
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Johnny/Bull Post War

[personal profile] muccamukk 2020-04-15 03:00 pm (UTC)(link)
Which I wrote like 2k of last night, which is def what I should have been doing. Yup.
Johnny tugged Bull into the room that was half a guest room, and already half a nursery and dropped his ruck at the foot of the bed. Bull stood in the doorway, and Johnny recognised the look of a man too shocked and exhausted to move another step. He let his fingers trail over Bull's bicep as he left, feeling the muscles under his jacket as strong as ever.

"I'll get you some towels," Johnny said, and ran into Pat in the hallway, her arms already full of linens. Instead of handing them over to Johnny, she jerked her head towards the kitchen. Johnny followed her.

"Pat," he started, his voice just a whisper, even though the whole situation made him feel like screaming. "Pat, love, we can't turn him out, not in the shape he's in."

Pat shoved the towels into Johnny's hands and folded her arms. Her breasts pressed against the threadbare cotton of her favourite nightie, and Johnny tried not to think of the show she'd given Bull. "Course we're not turning him out," Pat answered in an equally heated whisper. "But he's been in a hell of a tangle, and recently. You better find out if he's got trouble riding in on his heels."

It only showed how absolutely befuddled Johnny had been by the whole situation that he hadn't thought of that yet. "And if he does?" Johnny asked, knowing that he was even less likely to cast Bull out on is own if there was another fight coming, at the same time as he realised that that decision wasn't holding up his duty as the man who'd promised to love honour and protect his wife no matter what came. He just prayed that she wouldn't ask that of him.

Pat sighed, like she expected better from Johnny, which was probably only fair. "Then we'll need to be ready," she explained patently.

"Right," Johnny said, and took the towels back into the spare room.