Title: Little Moments
Summary: This is a series of Mac and Lindsay's little moments together and I based them all on the song Little Moments by the awesome Brad Paisley.
Disclaimer: I don't own CSI: NY or its characters Lindsay and Mac, they belong to the brilliant Anthony Zuiker. I also don't own the phenomenal song Little Moments by the equally phenomenal Brad Paisley. I own my computer and a car.
Chapter One: The Truck
Well, I'll never forget the first time that I heard
That pretty mouth say that dirty word
And I can't even remember now what she backed my truck into
But she covered her mouth and her face got red
And she just looked so darn cute
That I couldn't even act like I was mad
Yeah I live for little moments like that
Lindsay sighed as she climbed into Mac's brand new Chevy Avalanche truck, it had been a long day at the lab and now she was going to pick him up at Cozy's the jazz club where he played bass. It was band rehearsal on Tuesday and the final performance was on Wednesday. Flipping through the CD case she found Mac's recording of her favorite song Moondance and popped it in the player.
As his smooth deep voice filled the car she couldn't help but smile, pulling out of the lab parking lot she turned and headed up Amsterdam to West 108th which would take her to the club in less then ten minutes, traffic permitting. As she pulled up to the club, Lindsay was way too enthralled with Mac's voice and the song that she wasn't paying attention to where she was going. Mac, meanwhile was just coming out of the front door of the club when he saw Lindsay pull up in his new truck. What happened next would be something neither would forget.
He watched her as she pulled onto the curb of the club, realizing she made a mistake Lindsay attempted to back up and that's when she hit the back of the club's drummer's brand new 1956 limited edition pink Cadillac, dentin the fender. Afraid Lindsay had hurt herself he completely forgot about his own new toy, meaning his brand-new truck and was completely focused on her.
Running over to her he got there just in time to hear her shout loudly, "Shit!"
He smiled and chuckled lightly to himself when he saw her face become bright red with embarrassment and she brought her hand up to her mouth, her face seemingly becoming redder and redder as the moments went on.
"Are you okay?" He asked.
Lindsay looked out of the truck's window to see Mac smiling up at her from just outside the window, smiling uneasily she replied, "I'm okay, but your truck's probably all scratched up. I'm really, really sorry, Mac. I didn't mean to dent it."
"It's all right, the truck can be fixed and so can Steve's caddy, you Lindsay are the most important thing and I'm so glad you're okay. I'll just leave him a message and tell him what happened when we get home, but I'm going to drive just to be safe, all right, Linds?"
"Very funny." She mumbled climbing out of the car.