Danny Williams (
haolehothead) wrote2011-02-26 07:14 pm
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So here is the thing.
It has been six months of being a thing with Steve. Five months, near-death experiences on both of their parts, and moving in together without killing each other. So, you know, on a list of things that are pretty good, their relationship is up there. And you know, Danny doesn't mind things as they are, but there's been that niggling sense in the back of his head as he worries about hospital visits and the growing control freak in him is worried slightly that Steve is gonna do something stupid (likely), get himself in the hospital (very likely), and then Danny's not gonna have any rights to see him or get to make decisions for him.
Then there's the custody issue. The lawyers have implied that a stable home situation would improve things in the future if needed and it's one of those just in case things. It's not that Danny desperately wants to hitch up with Steve, but when he weighs out the pros and cons, it kind of nudges forward.
So being the brave guy that he is, he does what anyone not wanting a second wedding would do. He slides the paperwork into the middle of Steve's booking files, with little tabs telling Steve where to sign. He even puts post-it notes atop the heading. He just wants to file it and that's all.
It has been six months of being a thing with Steve. Five months, near-death experiences on both of their parts, and moving in together without killing each other. So, you know, on a list of things that are pretty good, their relationship is up there. And you know, Danny doesn't mind things as they are, but there's been that niggling sense in the back of his head as he worries about hospital visits and the growing control freak in him is worried slightly that Steve is gonna do something stupid (likely), get himself in the hospital (very likely), and then Danny's not gonna have any rights to see him or get to make decisions for him.
Then there's the custody issue. The lawyers have implied that a stable home situation would improve things in the future if needed and it's one of those just in case things. It's not that Danny desperately wants to hitch up with Steve, but when he weighs out the pros and cons, it kind of nudges forward.
So being the brave guy that he is, he does what anyone not wanting a second wedding would do. He slides the paperwork into the middle of Steve's booking files, with little tabs telling Steve where to sign. He even puts post-it notes atop the heading. He just wants to file it and that's all.

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He groans heavily, opening his eyes to memorize every reaction. "Mine," is all he gets out.
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"C'mon," he replies, nuzzling against his neck. "Let's go to bed."
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