Title: Sleep and cliffhangers
Pairing/Characters: Tommy Joe Ratliff/Isaac Carpenter
Rating (Word Count): PG (2x100)
Warning(s): none
Author's notes: Thanks to casey270 for the quick look over!

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Title: The End?
Pairing/Characters: Brian/Tommy
Rating (Word Count): PG-13 (5 X 100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: Thanks to leela_cat  for the beta. Any remaining mistakes are mine.

( The best and worst thing about touring, according to Tommy, is that what happens on tour stays on tour. )

Title: Feathering His Nest
Author: Leela (leela_cat)
Pairing/Characters: Tommy Joe Ratliff
Rating: PG
Word Count: 100
Content/Warning(s): None
Author's notes: Written for glam_100, prompt #078: to be continued... Many thanks to aislinntlc and the_minx_17 for the preread and encouragement. Oh, and to @zoodlemouse13 for putting this image into my head.



Everything's totally fine until Tommy goes to roll over on his back like usual, getting ready for a good belly scratch. Except his fucking wings get caught.

Ow, fucking OW!

Who the fuck knew wings could hurt so much?

Who the fuck knew he had wings?

Wings?

Suddenly wide-awake as fuck, Tommy shoves himself into an upright position. And ends up with a faceful of white feathers. He pulls them out of his face and goes to throw them away, only to find they're attached.

To him.

"Motherfucking... Jesus, what the fuck did I do last night?"

...To be continued...

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Title: It's All About Denial
Pairing/Characters: Brian/Tommy
Rating (Word Count): NC-17 (100)
Warning(s): None
Author's notes: thanks to leela_cat for the beta.

( Just Wait )

Prompt #078: to be continued...

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 #078: to be continued... 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.

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