Warnings: None, except extreme fluffiness.
Disclaimer: I don't own The G-Boys or Harry. They belong to Sunrise, Inc. and J.K Rowling, and various other companies and people.
Dedicated to: My Branden, and my first Christmas without him. Rest in Peace, baby.
Duo laid in his lover's arms, his face resting on Heero's chest. Heero, smiling into his partner's unbraided chestnut chair, rubbed his back.
Smiling, Duo looked at the various parts of their Christmas costumes, scattered around the room. Spying an abandoned fur hat, he leaned over and picked it up. Gently kissing Heero, he placed the red Santa hat on Heero's head.
"Merry Christmas, my sexy Santa."
"Shinnen omedeto."
Quatre and Trowa sat on the couch, staring into the fire roaring in the fireplace. Quatre was leaning against the brunette's chest, smiling. Trowa had his arms wrapped around his petite lover's waist, holding him firmly against him, with his head resting on Quatre's.
Looking up, Trowa smiled. "Look up, bébé." he said, using his Quatre's favorite French endearment. A glance up and Quatre smiled as he looked up at the mistletoe.
Leaning back, he gently kissed Trowa. "I'D miilad said."
"Joyeux Noël." whispered Trowa before deepening the kiss.
Harry and Wufei stood next to the Christmas tree, looking out the window at the gently falling snow. They had bought it earlier in the week, and had been decorating it throughout the week. It was a special memory for the teen who had never decorated at tree with his family or friends before.
"Seng dan fai lok." Wufei said in his native language. One thing Raiden had learned while living with them was other languages. Chinese, French, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, just to name a few. He handed a small black box over to his lover.
Opening it, he found a Preverter badge resting on the black velvet inside. Grinning, he pulled Wufei down for a kiss. "Happy Christmas, indeed."
And all though the house, moans and screams were heard as the three couples celebrated Christmas in their own little way.
AN: Just a little Christmas companion piece for Crossing Times. Everything in italics is "Merry Christmas" in the pilots' native languages: Japanese, Arabic, French, and Chinese.
Wanikiya tonpi wowiyuskin & Omaka teca oiyokipi.
That means Merry Christmas and Happy New Year's in Lakota. So, I hope everyone has a great holiday season. And the title is Merry Christmas in Apache.
Leigh