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Divergence by Tinkerbell (NC-17)
Fandom: QUEER AS FOLK US
Pairing: Brian/Justin
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ragingpixie
Author Website: N/A
Why this must be read:
A post-season 4 story that doesn't take any of the easy ways out, Divergence explores the possibility of estrangement between Brian and Justin, and the long-term consequences of Brian's cancer. Haunting would not be an inappropriate descriptor for this story, and the ending is a doozy. Still, Tink has a real talent for the B/J banter that's part of their appeal.
He realizes that Justin is less than ecstatic to see him and finds that reaction unacceptable. “Don’t try to hide the fact that you’re thrilled I’m here,” Brian tests, and Justin sends him a glare that Brian’s not ready for.
“Whatever, Brian. You’re the one who was here last night and didn’t tell me.” He doesn’t have to say And you fucked someone else first, but Brian hears it anyway and feels a flash of triumph.
He moves into Justin’s space, fitting his body into familiar curves and planes, and despite his obvious reluctance, Justin fits back. “Don’t play the jilted lover,” Brian murmurs in his ear, and then tongues it. “Jealousy doesn’t become you.”
Justin arches his neck slightly to allow Brian better access. “Shows how much you know, asshole,” he replies, but there is no fire in his words.
Divergence (the link is to the last part, which includes links to the first six parts at the top)
Pairing: Brian/Justin
Author on LJ:
ragingpixieAuthor Website: N/A
Why this must be read:
A post-season 4 story that doesn't take any of the easy ways out, Divergence explores the possibility of estrangement between Brian and Justin, and the long-term consequences of Brian's cancer. Haunting would not be an inappropriate descriptor for this story, and the ending is a doozy. Still, Tink has a real talent for the B/J banter that's part of their appeal.
He realizes that Justin is less than ecstatic to see him and finds that reaction unacceptable. “Don’t try to hide the fact that you’re thrilled I’m here,” Brian tests, and Justin sends him a glare that Brian’s not ready for.
“Whatever, Brian. You’re the one who was here last night and didn’t tell me.” He doesn’t have to say And you fucked someone else first, but Brian hears it anyway and feels a flash of triumph.
He moves into Justin’s space, fitting his body into familiar curves and planes, and despite his obvious reluctance, Justin fits back. “Don’t play the jilted lover,” Brian murmurs in his ear, and then tongues it. “Jealousy doesn’t become you.”
Justin arches his neck slightly to allow Brian better access. “Shows how much you know, asshole,” he replies, but there is no fire in his words.
Divergence (the link is to the last part, which includes links to the first six parts at the top)