[Fic] Policy of Truth
Sep. 15th, 2006 08:58 amTitle: Policy of Truth (2/2)
Fandom: The Covenant
Characters: Pogue, Caleb
Word Count: 1,364 words
Rating: PG
Summary: Caleb and Pogue deal with the aftermath of some discoveries and have several conversations at once.
Thunder cracked outside and for all that they'd been talking, Caleb had really expected to fall asleep first. And now that he had a warm and snoring weight on half his chest and one arm, funny how he didn't really feel sleepy.
The rain made a soothing lullaby against the window. All the lights in the room were still on. His mother would look in and he didn't know what she'd think. At least they'd kept their clothes on, this time.
They'd talked for a while. Caleb didn't really swing that way and even though they'd kissed again, long enough that time slid away and he felt that warmth somewhere between a slow burn and a sudden spark igniting in his chest. He was still pretty sure he didn't swing that way. Pogue was stretched out against him, one arm thrown around his waist, and all he could think about was worrying what happened when his friend left the house and was on his own again.
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Fandom: The Covenant
Characters: Pogue, Caleb
Word Count: 1,364 words
Rating: PG
Summary: Caleb and Pogue deal with the aftermath of some discoveries and have several conversations at once.
Thunder cracked outside and for all that they'd been talking, Caleb had really expected to fall asleep first. And now that he had a warm and snoring weight on half his chest and one arm, funny how he didn't really feel sleepy.
The rain made a soothing lullaby against the window. All the lights in the room were still on. His mother would look in and he didn't know what she'd think. At least they'd kept their clothes on, this time.
They'd talked for a while. Caleb didn't really swing that way and even though they'd kissed again, long enough that time slid away and he felt that warmth somewhere between a slow burn and a sudden spark igniting in his chest. He was still pretty sure he didn't swing that way. Pogue was stretched out against him, one arm thrown around his waist, and all he could think about was worrying what happened when his friend left the house and was on his own again.
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