Daydream believer

Title: Scion
Fandom: SV/Profit
Pairing: Lex/Jim Profit
Rating: NC-17
Summary: To make an important deal, Gracen and Gracen has to demonstrate its moral fiber. Or at least appear more upright than its rival LuthorCorp.
Warnings: Those who are especially sensitive about consent issues may not feel comfortable reading this.
Note: This was written for the black_dress_lex challenge. Big thank you to my darling barely_bean for beta reading and encouragement.

( The key to winning in the high stakes game of mergers and acquisitions is to thoroughly understand your competition… )

Title: Shore Leave
Fandom: SV/SGA
Pairing: Lex/John/Rodney
Rating: NC-17
Summary: The dinner conversation continues much in the same vein, no seemingly innocuous topic quite safe enough. John enjoys his tuna and lets them duel it out. Without a P-90 in his hands, he's pretty sure he has no chance of stopping them.

Note: There's a companion piece to this, Lost Weekend, which I also just posted. It probably works better to read that first. Much love and thanks to the brilliant moonlash_cc for suggesting this idea over brunch one Sunday. And big thanks, also, to the intrepid barely_bean for doing double beta reading duty.

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( Shore Leave )

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I'm not sure what happened to the wednesday100 today, but catmoran has issued her own challenge:

Characters from Smallville in the setting of another TV show. With or without alien/mutant influenced characteristics.

Fun!

Here's mine:

The Great Detective A. Joseph Luthor...He Doesn't Exist

It seemed like a brilliant idea to borrow the name for his detective agency--until A. Joseph Luthor showed up one day, not at all dead from his plane crash, talking about lawsuits and acting like he owned the place.

"What do you want?" Clark demanded.

"To be partners, just until we find my wife and my missing money. Then it's all yours again. Deal?"

"Deal." Not that he had any choice.

Luthor's hand settled on his ass. "I know we're going to make a great team, Kent."

Clark blushed fiercely. He knew he was in way over his head.


Smallville/Remington Steele