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Eureka: J is for Javelin
May. 31st, 2009 04:20 pmTitle: J is for Javelin
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Jack/Henry
Word Count: 152
Summary: Sharing dreams can make things awkward. Picks up from the end of “Noche de Suenos”
“Sports section?”
Jack beamed and took the proffered section of paper. “You know me so well.” The conversation about the shared dream had been awkward, but at least, Jack reasoned, if they were going to share a dream about the two of them, it wasn’t the other naked dream he’d been having lately. “You play anything in school?” Jack asked, just to make conversation.
“Nothing you’d consider a ‘sport’,” Henry put in, turning the page of the World News section of the paper.
“Try me,” Jack said, intrigued.
Henry rounded his hand into an ‘o’ and brought his hand up from his lap to his shoulder and out again. “I threw the javelin.”
Stuck on the hand motion, Jack could only snicker. “Is that what kids call it these days?”
Henry frowned for a second and then caught up with his friend’s prepubescent humor. And then promptly swatted him with the newspaper.
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Jack/Henry
Word Count: 152
Summary: Sharing dreams can make things awkward. Picks up from the end of “Noche de Suenos”
“Sports section?”
Jack beamed and took the proffered section of paper. “You know me so well.” The conversation about the shared dream had been awkward, but at least, Jack reasoned, if they were going to share a dream about the two of them, it wasn’t the other naked dream he’d been having lately. “You play anything in school?” Jack asked, just to make conversation.
“Nothing you’d consider a ‘sport’,” Henry put in, turning the page of the World News section of the paper.
“Try me,” Jack said, intrigued.
Henry rounded his hand into an ‘o’ and brought his hand up from his lap to his shoulder and out again. “I threw the javelin.”
Stuck on the hand motion, Jack could only snicker. “Is that what kids call it these days?”
Henry frowned for a second and then caught up with his friend’s prepubescent humor. And then promptly swatted him with the newspaper.
