Once you are unmasked, I should send you the IM chat transcript between me and lucifuge_5 as we flailed madly at each other for...a long time about this story. Never mind all the other people I c&p'd parts of the story to in chat, or all the people we bugged on Twitter to read this story RIGHT NOW.
Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile were two of my favorites for the longest time - I remember seeing both in the theaters - I even owned the novelizations for many years. It also started me on a lifelong love affair with the pairing of Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas. And if you'd told me that Mikey would have made a great Joan or that Frank was perfect as Jack, I would have laughed at you.
I'm not laughing now.
Actually, I'm giggling at lot, because this was PERFECT. There were so many perfect lines in this (which I forced upon a random chat-person) because Luce was reading SLOWLY and I didn't want to spoil her with some of the great bits.
Frank leant back and narrowed his eyes at Mikey. “How rich?”
“Rich,” said Mikey. He looked Frank up and down. “Richer than you can imagine anyway.”
Because really, I wouldn't have ever imagined Gerard as Princess Leia, but you did it anyway.
Additionally, the sex was so fucking hot, hot, hot, but what totally got me in the gut was this:
His lips were warm and soft, and he parted them for Mikey as soon as he touched his tongue to them. He tasted like salt and the cheap wine they were drinking. He tasted incredible. Frank’s tongue against his, licking into him, felt incredible. Frank was incredible. God.
Mikey pulled back.
"Don't fucking stop now, Mikeyway," Frank breathed against his cheek, his hands clenching and unclenching at Mikey’s waist. "Please don't stop now."
And how badly Frank wants it. *fans self*
We won't even talk about this bit: There were one or two bills, one a letter from Scotland – that guy who wanted to turn Moonlight into a comic book again - and a flyer for Pepe’s Pizzeria.
Scottish comic guy indeed.
This was an amazing story and so perfect for Luce it's not even funny. Well played, Nonny.
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Date: 2011-12-27 06:35 am (UTC)Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile were two of my favorites for the longest time - I remember seeing both in the theaters - I even owned the novelizations for many years. It also started me on a lifelong love affair with the pairing of Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas. And if you'd told me that Mikey would have made a great Joan or that Frank was perfect as Jack, I would have laughed at you.
I'm not laughing now.
Actually, I'm giggling at lot, because this was PERFECT. There were so many perfect lines in this (which I forced upon a random chat-person) because Luce was reading SLOWLY and I didn't want to spoil her with some of the great bits.
I did love this part so much:
Ugh “My bro,” Mikey said, cutting him off. “He’s pretty rich."
Frank leant back and narrowed his eyes at Mikey. “How rich?”
“Rich,” said Mikey. He looked Frank up and down. “Richer than you can imagine anyway.”
Because really, I wouldn't have ever imagined Gerard as Princess Leia, but you did it anyway.
Additionally, the sex was so fucking hot, hot, hot, but what totally got me in the gut was this:
His lips were warm and soft, and he parted them for Mikey as soon as he touched his tongue to them. He tasted like salt and the cheap wine they were drinking. He tasted incredible. Frank’s tongue against his, licking into him, felt incredible. Frank was incredible. God.
Mikey pulled back.
"Don't fucking stop now, Mikeyway," Frank breathed against his cheek, his hands clenching and unclenching at Mikey’s waist. "Please don't stop now."
And how badly Frank wants it. *fans self*
We won't even talk about this bit:
There were one or two bills, one a letter from Scotland – that guy who wanted to turn Moonlight into a comic book again - and a flyer for Pepe’s Pizzeria.
Scottish comic guy indeed.
This was an amazing story and so perfect for Luce it's not even funny. Well played, Nonny.