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whitecollarhcTitle: Neal and the Very, Very Bad Nosebleed
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Rating: PG
Pairing/characters: Neal & Peter
Word count: 2,400
Spoilers: none
Warnings: The title covers it all.
Summary: Neal's minor medical problem leads to major concern for Peter.
Notes: I was hanging out in chat the other evening, and a plot bunny which I believe originally came fromsheenianni was passed along to me. Then kanarek13 made awesome art, and I had no choice but to write the story. :) Thank you to angelita26 and pooh_collector for enabling and title help.
art bykanarek13. Click to embiggen.
( There was no response, and Peter didn’t hear the shower running so he walked around the corner to the bedroom area to make sure Neal wasn’t still asleep. The bedding was rumpled but empty, and Peter had started to turn around when an unexpected splash of color caught his eye. One of Neal’s cream-colored pillow cases was almost halfway covered with red stains—blood, not quite dry. )
Author:
embroideramaRating: PG
Pairing/characters: Neal & Peter
Word count: 2,400
Spoilers: none
Warnings: The title covers it all.
Summary: Neal's minor medical problem leads to major concern for Peter.
Notes: I was hanging out in chat the other evening, and a plot bunny which I believe originally came from
sheenianni was passed along to me. Then kanarek13 made awesome art, and I had no choice but to write the story. :) Thank you to angelita26 and pooh_collector for enabling and title help.art by
kanarek13. Click to embiggen.( There was no response, and Peter didn’t hear the shower running so he walked around the corner to the bedroom area to make sure Neal wasn’t still asleep. The bedding was rumpled but empty, and Peter had started to turn around when an unexpected splash of color caught his eye. One of Neal’s cream-colored pillow cases was almost halfway covered with red stains—blood, not quite dry. )
