Fic: Technical Difficulties (Teddy/James)
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llaeyroTitle: Technical Difficulties
Pairing/Characters: Teddy/James, Harry
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 200
Warnings: Innuendo, implied blowjob, swearing, dialogue-only
Summary: Not only can they not get it up, they can't get it in, either!
A/N: I was struggling what to create for Day 7 of the Snowflake Challenge, then I spotted![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
capitu's request for dialogue-only drabbles and this silly little thing came to me. Enjoy =)
Also on AO3
"Jamie... It's not going to fit."
"It will, Ted, you just... Look, stretch it out, like this and..."
"It's really not going to fit."
"It will!"
"The hole's too small."
"It's bigger than it looks, it stretches... see?"
"Wow, yeah. Okay. But I still think it's too big."
"Merlin's beard..."
"Isn't there a smaller one somewhere?"
"Haven't you two got it up, yet?"
"Dad, why are we camping the Muggle way?"
"To help build your character, Jamie."
"Shove off, Ted."
"He's right, James. It's important to understand how Muggles manage without magic. It—"
"—'helps to bridge the gap between Muggles and wizards so that society can move forward cohesively'... We know."
"Then stop bitching about it and get that tent up."
"..."
"..."
"Did my dad just...?"
"Yep."
"And then just walked..."
"He certainly did."
"Huh. Do you think my character needs building?”
“I think you’re already a perfectly intelligent, thoughtful, funny, needy little cockslut.”
“Well I think my cushioning and privacy charms could do with some practice.”
“Yeah?”
“Mhm. Wanna go remind ourselves of the benefits of being wizards?"
"Oh, yeah."
“OUCH! What the fuck was that?”
“Invisible fence charm, James. Put that tent up, properly, and watch your language.”
“Daaaaaaaaaad!”
Pairing/Characters: Teddy/James, Harry
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 200
Warnings: Innuendo, implied blowjob, swearing, dialogue-only
Summary: Not only can they not get it up, they can't get it in, either!
A/N: I was struggling what to create for Day 7 of the Snowflake Challenge, then I spotted
capitu's request for dialogue-only drabbles and this silly little thing came to me. Enjoy =)Also on AO3
"Jamie... It's not going to fit."
"It will, Ted, you just... Look, stretch it out, like this and..."
"It's really not going to fit."
"It will!"
"The hole's too small."
"It's bigger than it looks, it stretches... see?"
"Wow, yeah. Okay. But I still think it's too big."
"Merlin's beard..."
"Isn't there a smaller one somewhere?"
"Haven't you two got it up, yet?"
"Dad, why are we camping the Muggle way?"
"To help build your character, Jamie."
"Shove off, Ted."
"He's right, James. It's important to understand how Muggles manage without magic. It—"
"—'helps to bridge the gap between Muggles and wizards so that society can move forward cohesively'... We know."
"Then stop bitching about it and get that tent up."
"..."
"..."
"Did my dad just...?"
"Yep."
"And then just walked..."
"He certainly did."
"Huh. Do you think my character needs building?”
“I think you’re already a perfectly intelligent, thoughtful, funny, needy little cockslut.”
“Well I think my cushioning and privacy charms could do with some practice.”
“Yeah?”
“Mhm. Wanna go remind ourselves of the benefits of being wizards?"
"Oh, yeah."
“OUCH! What the fuck was that?”
“Invisible fence charm, James. Put that tent up, properly, and watch your language.”
“Daaaaaaaaaad!”
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Date: 2017-01-07 02:48 pm (UTC)"Jamie... It's not going to fit."
"It will, Ted, you just... Look, stretch it out, like this and..."
I loved it already!
And then LOL Of course it wasn't what my dirty made it to be! LOL
And Harry ROCKS keeping those boys in line! I loved it! I loved Harry telling them to watch their language! LOL He's the best! This is all kinds of awesome. THANK YOU!
And YAY! I'm so happy it helped you to create your Day 7! \o/ WE ALL WON!
<3333333
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Date: 2017-01-07 03:04 pm (UTC)As soon as I saw your request, I tried to think of situations that would work better with only dialogue, and I remembered one particular camping trip. I was a Scout leader, and we'd had the same kids for a few years, but this year they were just old enough to understand why we stood there giggling as they argued and moaned that they couldn't 'get it in' or 'find the hole'.
This is my second dialogue-only story, so that's why I went for the extra challenge of a third person, because I obviously have a masochistic streak!
So glad you enjoyed my silliness ♥♥