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valmoraTitle: Something Blue
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Rating: PG
Fandom: tGE AU
Pairing: Danny Velinski/William Dickes
Disclaimer: Not mine; all but the mad situation --> MGM/UA.
Notes: Fourth and last of the "wedding rhyme" drabbles. Thank goodness. I want to go to bed. >.<
Danny dresses with a sort of easy practicality that Willie envies sometimes. There's nothing in his suitcases that doesn't belong there, that has no use, that values form over function. His sweaters are warm, and Danny doesn't seem to care if they look good - no, Willie knows that he doesn't care, because there's no other explanation for why he still wears that blue sweater with the patches on the chest - and his shorts keep him from getting hot.
Willie wonders if Danny is capable of even thinking of owning anything impractical, clothing or otherwise, but decides it doesn't matter. It's probably better this way. There'd be no point to guilt-tripping Danny into loaning Willie his sweaters otherwise, and Willie likes feeling as though he's right next to Danny even when they're on opposite ends of the school.
Author:
valmoraRating: PG
Fandom: tGE AU
Pairing: Danny Velinski/William Dickes
Disclaimer: Not mine; all but the mad situation --> MGM/UA.
Notes: Fourth and last of the "wedding rhyme" drabbles. Thank goodness. I want to go to bed. >.<
Danny dresses with a sort of easy practicality that Willie envies sometimes. There's nothing in his suitcases that doesn't belong there, that has no use, that values form over function. His sweaters are warm, and Danny doesn't seem to care if they look good - no, Willie knows that he doesn't care, because there's no other explanation for why he still wears that blue sweater with the patches on the chest - and his shorts keep him from getting hot.
Willie wonders if Danny is capable of even thinking of owning anything impractical, clothing or otherwise, but decides it doesn't matter. It's probably better this way. There'd be no point to guilt-tripping Danny into loaning Willie his sweaters otherwise, and Willie likes feeling as though he's right next to Danny even when they're on opposite ends of the school.
