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Jarkai Fiction and Graphics (jarkai) wrote,
@ 2007-09-05 08:17:00

Entry tags:

50 episodes, anakin and obi-wan, erotica, slash

Less Traveled (Star Wars, Obi and Ani, 133 Words)
Fandom: Star Wars
Title: Less Traveled (133 Words)
Author: jarkai_fic on LJ/jarkai everywhere else
Theme(s): (For 50episodes on Insanejournal, Table #10, Prompt #13 - Master)
Pairing/Characters: Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker
Rating: Mature. Pure PWP.
Disclaimer/claimer: Characters owned by George Lucas.
Critiques: Yes.
Summary: Titles must be claimed.

Anakin winced as fingers tightened in his hair. A double-fisted tug followed an instant later.

"I didn't say make love to it. I said put it in your throat."

Anakin's eyes snapped upward. That wasn't what Obi-Wan had said. In fact, Anakin doubted that Obi-Wan had ever said anything like that in his entire life. And, if he had, he certainly hadn't said it like that.

The snarl on Obi-Wan's face faded. He squirmed, blush spreading from chest to chin, and turned his face away. "Forgive me. I thought--"

Round-eyed, mouth still full of Obi-Wan, Anakin gripped his Master's thighs. Slowly he began to bob his head again, changing the angle, swallowing.

Obi-Wan threw back his head, breath hissing between his teeth. Soon enough, his fists were in Anakin's hair again, tightening.

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	agentjedi 2007-09-05 11:01 pm UTC (link)
	That's hawt. And spooky. You've got that hot and spooky thing going that puts a new spin on Matthew Stover's line from RotS novel: "Just the two of them, and the damage they had done to each other." (Reply to this) (Thread)

jarkai
2007-09-05 11:18 pm UTC (link)

And thus you have summed up all of Jarkai...

*sigh*

I think that my co-writer and I are known as the Kings of Angst. We try for happy, upbeat stories--really, we do!--but in the end we always have Anakin crying and Obi-Wan hitting the whisky. The boys are more than a little banged up by each other, especially in our version of the SW universe.

It's one of the reasons why I slowly want to branch into writing Padmé and Qui-Gon stories. Really, Qui-Gon isn't a monster. I love Qui-Gon more than I can possibly say, same with Little Miss Amidala. It just hasn't shown up in anything we've written lately or that we have on the burner to write!

I make another small, unhappy face now.

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