Slash the Drabble

Part of the backstage'verse. These are in no particular order. I just sort of write them as they come to me. Previous parts found here.

Written for the slashthedrabble challenge of "Cross".

Title: Guilty Pleasures
Pairing: James Marsters/Nick Brendon
Rating: Mature/Adult
Spoilers: AtS Season 2 In the Dark
Warnings: RPS, m/m slash
Word Count: 400

( James had a fun time on Angel. Just how much fun is what Nicky wants to know. )

Ok, another peek into the RPS backstage'verse. Written for the 'Drugs challenge.

Title: Remembering
Pairings: Nick/Kelly, Nick/David, Nick/Seth, Nick/James...damn, but the boy gets around. *g*
Rating: Mature/Adult
Warnings: RPS, twincest, drug use.
Word Count: 500

( You never really know, do you? )

These are part of the RPS Backstage'verse. Written for the "It hurts" challenge.

Title: Pain In the Dark - Hurt During the End of Days
Pairing: JM/NB, DB
Warnings: RPS
Spoilers: The first takes place during filming of "In The Dark", the second during filming of "The End of Days".
Word Count: 200 words each

( Pain In the Dark )

( Hurt During the End of Days )

For the 'Seriously' challenge. Part of my James/Nick backstage affair'verse. Previous bits are hiding out here.

Title: Crossing Over
Pairing: James/Nick
Rating: Mature
Warnings: RPS

( It was getting close, the time for things to be over...the final show. They were nervous, both of them, of what the future might hold. )

This is a sequel to The Argument that I wrote yesterday for the prompt is "Please don't..." It just really struck a chord in me. I've been kinda developing this little RPS verse with Nick and James for a while as it just pops up every now and then. Maybe it'll turn into something. You never know with me. *giggles*

Anyway, one more drabble after this to make it better since I didn't quite get there this time. *g*

Title: The Apology
Rating: Mild
Pairing: James/Nick
Author's Note: This takes place directly following "The Argument", mostly from James' POV.

( James felt the pain blossom in his chest, a pain too familiar for him to take yet again. He didn't know he could do all this again. )