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Chocolate Box Reveals!
Feb. 21st, 2019 03:16 pmDespite not really planning on treating much after a first look at the requests, I wound up spotting an original fic prompt I couldn't say no to and them looked further and found another and another and another... (The treatless spreadsheet wound up being a huge help in this regard since it cut down on the sheer numbers of requests into something more manageable)
Original Works:
The pairing: Lifeguard/Merman Who Keeps Pretending To Be A Drowning Human So He Can Grope Him
Okay, now I was a lifeguard for a number of summers a million years ago and while its unlikely the person who nominated this knew this, but one of the things that's understood about rescues is that when someone is drowning one of the main instincts they'll have is get out of the water any way they can and usually it manifests by grabbing onto to the lifeguard by wrapping their arms and legs around them as tight as they can or grabbing and then trying to climb them like a tree (literally the wording used) and we're taught ways to counteract that. So, yeah, that prompt was spot on. And gave me ideas....
The Unexpected Rescue, rated PG, 9039 words. Summary: Jake had been a lifeguard for years but he'd never had a summer like this before.
The pairing: Wounded Werewolf/Apprentice Witch who begrudgingly rescues them
The Were in the Wood, rated PG, 794 words. Summary: Having saved many creatures (magical and otherwise) over the years Mai thought today's rescue was just going to be like all the others. She was wrong.
I also filled three MCU requests:
Stubborn Meet Stubborner, Steve/Bucky, rated PG-13, 1,189 words. Summary: Steve visited Bucky in Wakanda whenever he could. It wasn't often enough, but it would have to do.
Release of Pressure, Steve/Bucky, rated E, 520 words. Summary: At times like this Bucky knew what Steve needed.
Pedestals to Be On, Steve/Natasha, rated R, 300 words. Summary: Sometimes this was how she wanted it.
Timeless gen:
Food Between Friends, rated G, 1013. Summary: Rufus, Lucy and Wyatt and a few times they stopped for food.
Sherlock Holmes (ACD) Holmes/Watson:
Fractious Yet Fortuitous, rated PG, 430 words. Summary: When the weather turned suddenly Holmes and Watson found themselves caught in a storm.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Roy/Ed:
Marks Left Behind, rated PG-13, 300. Summary: A life such as theirs left scars in its wake.
The entire collection is here and there's tons of great stuff. Go check it out!
Original Works:
The pairing: Lifeguard/Merman Who Keeps Pretending To Be A Drowning Human So He Can Grope Him
Okay, now I was a lifeguard for a number of summers a million years ago and while its unlikely the person who nominated this knew this, but one of the things that's understood about rescues is that when someone is drowning one of the main instincts they'll have is get out of the water any way they can and usually it manifests by grabbing onto to the lifeguard by wrapping their arms and legs around them as tight as they can or grabbing and then trying to climb them like a tree (literally the wording used) and we're taught ways to counteract that. So, yeah, that prompt was spot on. And gave me ideas....
The Unexpected Rescue, rated PG, 9039 words. Summary: Jake had been a lifeguard for years but he'd never had a summer like this before.
The pairing: Wounded Werewolf/Apprentice Witch who begrudgingly rescues them
The Were in the Wood, rated PG, 794 words. Summary: Having saved many creatures (magical and otherwise) over the years Mai thought today's rescue was just going to be like all the others. She was wrong.
I also filled three MCU requests:
Stubborn Meet Stubborner, Steve/Bucky, rated PG-13, 1,189 words. Summary: Steve visited Bucky in Wakanda whenever he could. It wasn't often enough, but it would have to do.
Release of Pressure, Steve/Bucky, rated E, 520 words. Summary: At times like this Bucky knew what Steve needed.
Pedestals to Be On, Steve/Natasha, rated R, 300 words. Summary: Sometimes this was how she wanted it.
Timeless gen:
Food Between Friends, rated G, 1013. Summary: Rufus, Lucy and Wyatt and a few times they stopped for food.
Sherlock Holmes (ACD) Holmes/Watson:
Fractious Yet Fortuitous, rated PG, 430 words. Summary: When the weather turned suddenly Holmes and Watson found themselves caught in a storm.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Roy/Ed:
Marks Left Behind, rated PG-13, 300. Summary: A life such as theirs left scars in its wake.
The entire collection is here and there's tons of great stuff. Go check it out!
