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whitecollarhc2014-10-06 08:08 pm
embroiderama) wrote in whitecollarhc2014-10-06 08:08 pm
Out in the Cold (PG-13) P/E/N AU
Title: Out in the Cold
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embroiderama
Rating: PG-13
Pairing/characters: Peter/Neal/El
Word count: 2,900
Summary: Peter discovers that shoveling snow can be more dangerous than expected.
Notes: A while back,elrhiarhodan told me to write Peter with a broken bone. It took me a while to finish, but here it is. :) This is set in the Golden Braid 'verse, but all you need to know is that it's established relationship OT3 AU in which Neal isn't a criminal.
( Having so much sidewalk to shovel was one of the prices they paid for moving to a house so much further out than their old townhouse, but part of the upside was being able to have more space to themselves. If Peter stood in the right spot on the sidewalk, the neighboring houses were outside of his field of vision, and all he could see was their house, their porch, their windows with electric candles glowing warmly. )
Author:
embroideramaRating: PG-13
Pairing/characters: Peter/Neal/El
Word count: 2,900
Summary: Peter discovers that shoveling snow can be more dangerous than expected.
Notes: A while back,
elrhiarhodan told me to write Peter with a broken bone. It took me a while to finish, but here it is. :) This is set in the Golden Braid 'verse, but all you need to know is that it's established relationship OT3 AU in which Neal isn't a criminal.( Having so much sidewalk to shovel was one of the prices they paid for moving to a house so much further out than their old townhouse, but part of the upside was being able to have more space to themselves. If Peter stood in the right spot on the sidewalk, the neighboring houses were outside of his field of vision, and all he could see was their house, their porch, their windows with electric candles glowing warmly. )