Title: Say It
Author: Leela (leela_cat)
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Tommy
Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 13x100
Content/Warning(s): A little bondage, a lot of teasing
Author's notes: Written for glam_100, prompt #051: Lustful Cockmonster. Many thanks to aislinntlc for the beta and to batdina for talking through all the ideas with me until I found one that worked.

( Tommy smirked at Adam, giving him his best 'go for it, I dare you' look. )

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Title:They Got It Wrong
Pairing/Characters: Adam/Sauli, Tommy, Isaac
Rating (Word Count): R (3x100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: I couldn't help it, I mean, really it was just too good.

( TMI DUDE! )

Title: Himokas Munahirviö
Pairing/Characters: Adam, Neil
Rating (Word Count): G (100)
Warning(s): -
Author's notes: Thanks to @leela_cat for the preread and @moodwriter for the Finnish! ♥ you both!!

"Come on, Adam. You know it's hilarious."

Adam rolls his eyes when Neil bursts into laughter. "Go away, Neil!"

"I'm sure it was a mistake." Chuckles – great snorting guffaws – break up the sentence. "What was that again? Himokas Munahirviö?"

"Fuck off." Adam flops onto the bed. "And, you mangled the accent, dickhead."

"Said it the same way you did."

Adam hears background murmuring. Fuck only knows who Neil has with him.

"What's it mean, Adam? Not sure I trust Google's translation."

Groaning, Adam buries his head beneath his pillow. He's never gonna live down calling Sauli a lustful cockmonster. Never.

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Prompt #051: lustful cockmonster

Yes, because so many of you asked for it. Now you get to write this prompt. One word, both words, cracky or sweet or hot, go for it!

Please remember the following:

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

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Rating (Word Count):
Warning(s):
Author's notes:

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Now... ready, set… GO!

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