And now you've managed to send my mind diving right back into the gutter with that "wet and warm" remark.perfectpeach wrote:the contrast of wet and warm is so damn hot! you seriously rock smarty!


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Oh wow. Thanks for saying that it is/could be an IC/canon situation. That's the highest compliment a fic writer can get!Wingnut wrote:Oh yes. I read this at the yahoo group and I absolutely loved it. Aside from them being married this is the most likely IC/canon situation I can recall for Heero and Relena to get it on.
You always leave such wonderful comments. Thank you!takisha16 wrote:I loved Relena's attitude, I loved Heero in lacks and a button down shirt, I loved the fact that they were barefoot, I love the whole idea of dealing with loss by sharing it together
I could just picture the green grass and the cloudy sky. The rain only added more to the culminating sexual allure between them. The way they finally came together and admitted their need for each other was so natural it made me picture it scene by scene.
The piggy back ride cinched it for me!
Thanks so much for commenting! I've been reading a lot of WWI poetry for a class so I'm positive that, along with a bit of melancholy music, inspired the choice of location.HiFreak wrote:Some how the idea of Heero's and Relena's first time being in a war memorial seems very fitting, I know I would have never thought of it, good job.
I love how you included Odin Lowe and Dr.J in his list of people, I think those two do mean a lot to Heero and not many fics recognize that.
The last line is perfect, how Heero would not only cry for Relena but also kill the one who hurt her.
Ah, but they're not in a real cemetary! Since memorials are generally more public than cemetaries, there are larger numbers of guys wandering around in them and thus a larger percentage of the dropdead gorgeous variety than your average cemetary would ever hold.Kari wrote:Well I've never seen a guy like Heero on a cemetery. I mean dropdead gorgeous of course
Great story Smarty. I've always been a great fan of your stories
Keep on writing