Title: Semantics
Author: Leela (leela_cat)
Characters: Adam/Tommy
Rating: PG
Word Count: 3x100
Content/Warning(s): None
Author's notes: Written for glam_100, Open Week, for which I chose prompt #025: Private vs Public. Many thanks to Minxie for the pre-read and picking the prompt.

( Semantics )

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Title: Crossing A Line
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Sauli, Tommy/Jase
Rating (Word Count): PG (3x100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: This is set a year after It's That Pivotal Moment but all you need to know is Adam and Sauli are together and Tommy is dating an Army Doctor. It could be considered a continuation of the last nine weeks' prompts but..not really LOL. Thanks to leela_cat for the beta <333 and florida_minxie for the preread.

( He knew that look )

Title: Band Rules
Author: Leela (leela_cat)
Pairing: Adam, Kevin
Rating: G
Word Count: 100
Content/Warning(s): Umm... it's gen?
Author's notes: Written for glam_100, prompt #025: Private vs Public. Many thanks to florida_minxie for the preread.


"What happens on tour, stays on tour," Kevin says, clearly confused. "That's the same as every other band."

Rocking back in his chair, Adam sighs. He'd had hopes that this guy would be different. "In my band that rule applies every hour of every day, no matter where we are."

"Private secrets, public lies?"

"Public silence. We protect each other. Nothing's leaked without everyone's consent. Not even pictures."

Kevin's fingers run across the keyboard as he thinks. Eventually, he grins. "As long as I don't have to hide the bodies."

Adam snickers. "No need. I've already got people for that."

Prompt #025: Private vs. Public

Please remember the following:

(a)Use the following header on your drabble(s):

Title:
Pairing/Characters:
Rating (Word Count):
Warning(s):
Author's notes:

<b>Title:</b> <b>Pairing/Characters:</b> <b>Rating (Word Count):</b> <b>Warning(s):</b> <b>Author's notes:</b>

(b)Double check your word count before posting.
(c)Put Prompt #025: Private vs. Public in the subject line of your post(s).
(d)Tag your post(s).


If you are writing a drabble set (a series of interconnected 100-word drabbles) or if the content is of an adult/triggering nature, please place everything following the header behind a cut.

Now... ready, set… GO!

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