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Capella by Ellis Murdock (PG)
Fandom: STARSKY AND HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch
Author Website: http://meandthee.shahrazad.net/author.php?authorid=6
Why this must be read:
There is no kiss. There is no sex. Yet this has to be one of the hottest, most romantic Starsky and Hutch stories ever written. Once again, it's an Ellis Murdock story (boy she's good) that is classified as slash on one site, yet won a gen award on another. Join her as she goes star-gazing with the boys:
"Hush," Hutch replied seriously, "I want to introduce you to Capella." He took a deep breath and prayed that Starsky would be able to do what he always did: grasp not only the surface significance, but also the deeper meaning too shy to leave that evanescent place where Truth resides. "It's not a single star you’re looking at there – it's a double; a binary system."
"Coulda fooled me."
"You wouldn't be able to see them as separate stars even if you were in the Lowell Observatory. They're almost identical in size, same type, color, and share too tight an orbit."
There was a pause, then Starsky brought one arm down - first around Hutch's shoulders, then slipping it lower, until it eventually wormed its way comfortably around Hutch's waist. "Partners, huh?" he whispered.
Capella
Pairing: Starsky/Hutch
Author Website: http://meandthee.shahrazad.net/author.php?authorid=6
Why this must be read:
There is no kiss. There is no sex. Yet this has to be one of the hottest, most romantic Starsky and Hutch stories ever written. Once again, it's an Ellis Murdock story (boy she's good) that is classified as slash on one site, yet won a gen award on another. Join her as she goes star-gazing with the boys:
"Hush," Hutch replied seriously, "I want to introduce you to Capella." He took a deep breath and prayed that Starsky would be able to do what he always did: grasp not only the surface significance, but also the deeper meaning too shy to leave that evanescent place where Truth resides. "It's not a single star you’re looking at there – it's a double; a binary system."
"Coulda fooled me."
"You wouldn't be able to see them as separate stars even if you were in the Lowell Observatory. They're almost identical in size, same type, color, and share too tight an orbit."
There was a pause, then Starsky brought one arm down - first around Hutch's shoulders, then slipping it lower, until it eventually wormed its way comfortably around Hutch's waist. "Partners, huh?" he whispered.
Capella