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crack_van2006-02-24 12:22 pm
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Acts of Love by Xanphibian (PG-13)
Fandom: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Pairing: Nick Stokes/Greg Sanders
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xanphibian
Author Website: Xanphibia
Why this must be read:
Written for the newly created community![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
csi_flashfic, this fic has a fun backwards narration. It depicts Nick and Greg's relationship starting with the happily ever after, winding through all the freak outs and desperate, lustful clinches and ends with the moment when it all began. I like how mature Greg seems here while still being Greg.
He spent the day going through his address book and wondering if he should call an ex-girlfriend, although for what, he wasn’t exactly sure. Should he pick up some anonymous girl at a bar for some heterosexual-reassuring sex? That wasn’t really his style, but neither was kissing his (male) coworkers. Maybe he could call an ex and ask her if he was – how did you phrase the kind of questions you’re not really sure you want the answers to? “Hello, you know, when we were together, did I seem particularly gay to you?”
Acts of Love
Pairing: Nick Stokes/Greg Sanders
Author on LJ:
xanphibianAuthor Website: Xanphibia
Why this must be read:
Written for the newly created community
csi_flashfic, this fic has a fun backwards narration. It depicts Nick and Greg's relationship starting with the happily ever after, winding through all the freak outs and desperate, lustful clinches and ends with the moment when it all began. I like how mature Greg seems here while still being Greg. He spent the day going through his address book and wondering if he should call an ex-girlfriend, although for what, he wasn’t exactly sure. Should he pick up some anonymous girl at a bar for some heterosexual-reassuring sex? That wasn’t really his style, but neither was kissing his (male) coworkers. Maybe he could call an ex and ask her if he was – how did you phrase the kind of questions you’re not really sure you want the answers to? “Hello, you know, when we were together, did I seem particularly gay to you?”
Acts of Love
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