Yuletide Fic: Ain't It Good To Think About The Weather (Justified, Raylan/Boyd)
Yuletide reveals are up! Which you probably know since my flist, your flist, and probably everyone's flist, is now awash with them.
It turns out that
sloganeer wrote the Were The World Mine fic for me, Little Company which I still absolutely adore.
And I wrote a Justified fic forfantasticpants. It was so exciting/completely nerve-wracking getting to write Justified since I love it so much:
Title: Ain't It Good To Think About The Weather
Pairing: Raylan Givens/Boyd Crowder
Rating: NC-17
Word count: 9684 words
Warnings: none, really. A bit of violence but no more than on the show.
Spoilers: it's set immediately post season one, so spoilers for everything, but especially Bulletville.
A/N:x_dark_siren_x was kind enough to read it through for me when I'd reached the stage where I was sure it didn't make any sense, and thepouncer American-picked it and fiddled with some of my sentences to make them sound so much better. ♥ to you both.
“I’m not doing this because I feel guilty, Raylan,” Boyd said honestly.
Raylan blinked. “So why are you doing this? Your daddy was a-. Was not a good man.”
Boyd smiled without any humour. “No, but he was still my daddy and it’s just plain rude to shoot a man’s daddy before he can do it himself.”
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It turns out that
sloganeer wrote the Were The World Mine fic for me, Little Company which I still absolutely adore. And I wrote a Justified fic for
fantasticpants. It was so exciting/completely nerve-wracking getting to write Justified since I love it so much:Title: Ain't It Good To Think About The Weather
Pairing: Raylan Givens/Boyd Crowder
Rating: NC-17
Word count: 9684 words
Warnings: none, really. A bit of violence but no more than on the show.
Spoilers: it's set immediately post season one, so spoilers for everything, but especially Bulletville.
A/N:
x_dark_siren_x was kind enough to read it through for me when I'd reached the stage where I was sure it didn't make any sense, and thepouncer American-picked it and fiddled with some of my sentences to make them sound so much better. ♥ to you both.“I’m not doing this because I feel guilty, Raylan,” Boyd said honestly.
Raylan blinked. “So why are you doing this? Your daddy was a-. Was not a good man.”
Boyd smiled without any humour. “No, but he was still my daddy and it’s just plain rude to shoot a man’s daddy before he can do it himself.”
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