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the most fragile part
Title: the most fragile part Author: des-zimbits (staranise) Rating: Teen and Up Audiences Warnings: None Apply Completed: Yes Word count: 2080 Summary: Jack left hockey and became a professional photographer. His shoot with Olympic figure skater Eric Bittle is the first time he's been back on ice for far, far too long.
Most memorable line: It’s like falling in love, he tells his editor later, not yet aware that it is falling in love;
whatever the mess you are, you’re mine
Title: whatever the mess you are, you’re mine Author: sajee Rating: Teen and Up Audiences Warnings: None Apply Completed: Yes Word count: 9409 Summary: Jack's a photographer (who used to play hockey), Bitty is semi-famous vlogger, Ransom and Holster really like podcasts about bourbon.
Most memorable line: “Call me Eric, Jack, please! Or Bitty. I cannot deal with you calling me ‘Mr Bittle’, it makes me sound like I’m one hundred years old and play competitive shuffleboard.”
Saturday Night’s Alright For Dancing
Title: Saturday Night’s Alright For Dancing Author: McBangle Rating: Teen and Up Audiences Warnings: None Apply Completed: Yes Word count: 4813 Summary: Jack Zimmermann was a photographer for the Daily. Samwell University's ballroom dancing club - the Dancing Wellies - had been heating up the Massachusetts amateur ballroom dance competition circuit thanks to Eric Bittle's and Alexei "Tater" Mashkov's dance partnership. Jack would have to get some newsworthy photos of Bittle if he wanted to keep himself assigned to cover the Dancing Wellies.
Most memorable line: So, no, Jack didn’t have a crush. He was just… an admirer of talent and skill. That was all.
Saturday Night’s Alright For Dancing
Title: Saturday Night’s Alright For Dancing Author: McBangle Rating: Teen and Up Audiences Warnings: None Apply Completed: Yes Word count: 4813 Summary: Jack Zimmermann was a photographer for the Daily. Samwell University's ballroom dancing club - the Dancing Wellies - had been heating up the Massachusetts amateur ballroom dance competition circuit thanks to Eric Bittle's and Alexei "Tater" Mashkov's dance partnership. Jack would have to get some newsworthy photos of Bittle if he wanted to keep himself assigned to cover the Dancing Wellies.
Most memorable line: So, no, Jack didn’t have a crush. He was just… an admirer of talent and skill. That was all.
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The door opens and he stops talking, shifting the large bags of photography gear on his shoulder – most of it is Shitty’s. He doesn’t need this much when it’s just him and the outdoors.
“Hi, you must be Eric Bittle. I’m Larissa, this is Jack. B–”
“Come in! Please. It’s so nice to meet you after all the back-and-forth with the emails. I have to say I am kind of a nervous wreck right now, I’ve been up since four doing all the prep and have made most of the things I can already, but I just feel like I’m forgetting something –”
“Don’t we want some action shots?” Jack asks, looking toward Lardo for confirmation as they follow Eric toward the kitchen. The apartment is filled with a multitude of smells and he can’t pick anything specific out.
“Oh, there’ll be plenty of action,” Eric says, and then bites his lip, his face pulling into a dismayed scrunch and Jack can’t help smiling slightly. “I just meant that there’s so much left to do. I, um, cleared the area over there for all your equipment. I just need to go and check a few things.”
