Angel 'verse
15 September 2012 22:24Author:
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sephirothflame Fandom: Generation Kill
Rating: Per entry.
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, Ray Person x Walt Hasser
Warning(s): AU, language, adult situations
Spoiler(s): Per entry
Prompt(s): Per entry
Word Count: cumulative: 32,650
Beta Reader: Per entry
Notes: Per entry. Also the love child of the lovely
karihermione, whom this would not have been possible without.Summary: Per entry. AU fic where Walt and Brad are angels and accidentally form Soul Bonds with Ray and Nate respectively.
Disclaimer: I do not own Generation Kill. This is a work of fiction inspired by the fictional portrayal of the actual events. No harm intended.
As you lose your sense of ground, 2/7, NC17, Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, one sided Walt Hasser x Ray Person, 15,874 words
No one has ever made Brad's Grace respond the way Nate does.
Take my heart (but please don’t break it), 2/2, PG13, Ray Person x Walt Hasser, Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, 14,900 words
Last night, Ray and Walt got drunk and decided to have a one night stand. This morning, it turns out that could just be the biggest mistake they’ve ever made because not only is Walt an angel – an honest to God angel with wings and everything – he and Ray are apparently now Soul Mates.
Take place after the initial bonds, have no place in the actual story line other than to serve as fluffy filler.
Mocha Frappuccino Ice Cream, 1/1, PG13, Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, 513 words
The ice cream was Nate’s idea, like all the best things are.
Five Things Ray Has Learned About Walt, 1/1, PG, Ray Person x Walt Hasser, background Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, 162 words
Five things Ray has learned about Walt since they became Soul Mates.
Book club, 1/1, PG, Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, 362 words
Brad hates that Nate enjoys Brad’s mother’s book club.
Everyday Morning, 1/1, PG13, Brad Colbert x Nate Fick, 497 words
Just an average morning.
Feather, 1/1, PG13, Ray Person x Walt Hasser, 342 words
It's a pretty trinket but it's useful, too.
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