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crack_van2009-03-14 08:50 pm
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The Best Thing To Say, by wihluta (PG13)
Fandom: DUE SOUTH
Pairing: Benton Fraser/Ray Kowalski
Length: ~2,500 words
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wihluta
Author Website: due South tags
Why this must be read: this waswihluta's entry to last year's ds_match and it's a lovely story. It's delicate and sweet and a wonderful look at Fraser and Ray as their relationship develops and evolves. So many truthful moments in their life together.
It's a also a great view of their relationship through the eyes of the other characters and that is something unique and fascinating.
The first time Ray kissed Fraser, it snowed.
They were sitting in Ray's apartment, and flakes of snow drifted in through the open window. Fraser could smell the snow, falling from the sky outside and melting on the window ledge, the smell of winter. But the delightful scent of Ray was stronger.
Ray was sitting next to Fraser on the sofa, staring at him. He looked confused and almost pained, and Fraser didn't know what to do to help Ray say what he wanted to say. Because, as much as Fraser hoped he knew what Ray was trying to voice, he was also terrified that maybe he'd perceived Ray's intentions wrongly. That his own feelings were clouding his judgment.
The Best Thing To Say
Pairing: Benton Fraser/Ray Kowalski
Length: ~2,500 words
Author on LJ:
wihlutaAuthor Website: due South tags
Why this must be read: this was
wihluta's entry to last year's ds_match and it's a lovely story. It's delicate and sweet and a wonderful look at Fraser and Ray as their relationship develops and evolves. So many truthful moments in their life together. It's a also a great view of their relationship through the eyes of the other characters and that is something unique and fascinating.
The first time Ray kissed Fraser, it snowed.
They were sitting in Ray's apartment, and flakes of snow drifted in through the open window. Fraser could smell the snow, falling from the sky outside and melting on the window ledge, the smell of winter. But the delightful scent of Ray was stronger.
Ray was sitting next to Fraser on the sofa, staring at him. He looked confused and almost pained, and Fraser didn't know what to do to help Ray say what he wanted to say. Because, as much as Fraser hoped he knew what Ray was trying to voice, he was also terrified that maybe he'd perceived Ray's intentions wrongly. That his own feelings were clouding his judgment.
The Best Thing To Say