Fic: 221B - An Interesting Advantage
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anarionTitle: An Interesting Advantage
Words: 221
Rating: PG-13
Pairings : Sherlock/John
Warnings: none
Disclaimer: Not mine.
Summary: ‘365 days of 221Bs’ challenge: a prompt a day, given by
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atlinmerrick.Previous 221b: A Rose by Any Other Name
Today's prompt:
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An Interesting Advantage
Sherlock doesn’t get them. Never has. Not once in his lifetime.
John - mere human that he is – has them now and then. It wouldn’t be a great deal if Sherlock wasn’t incredibly annoyed by it.
The first time it happened, he was intrigued. He got that look in his eyes that never bodes well and always worries John. The oh-you-are-an-experiment-let-me-dissect-you look.
Sherlock was convinced that he would be able to find a quick remedy. He didn’t.
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The next time it happened they were standing (and kneeling in Sherlock’s case) around a body. No one reacted except for Sherlock, whose head snapped around.
“John.”
“What?”
“Stop it.”
“Stop? Wha...at? Oh. I can’t, idiot.”
“I cannot work like that. It’s distracting. Go away.”
You can imagine how things progressed from there...
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The solution presented itself by accident: John got them while they were having sex. Sherlock was delighted by the unusual feeling. John was amused by the idea that his boyfriend was probably the only person on earth who got turned on by hiccups.
Now the only thing John had to fear when he got them was Sherlock immediately dragging him somewhere to have sex. Which was not really something to fear, rather something to look forward to.
Also, the fact that an orgasm gets rid of John’s hiccups? A nice bonus.
Next 221b: Not Really About Coffee
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AN:
Today's prompt was 'hiccup'.
HA, are you confused? I invented the prompt-spoiler-thingy yesterday and today it was empty. For a reason. Because I think this one should be read without knowing what it is about. So I will - now and then - not give you the prompt in advance. It's for your own good. :)
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