Title: What Are Little Girls Made Of?

Fandom: Radio Free Roscoe

Pairing: Ed/ Ted

Rating: PG-13 (R ish)

Summary: Sometimes I feel like we're to young for all of this, to feel this

much, like I'm not grown up enough. I feel like there shouldn't be enough of

me to love you with. Like I should be exponentially larger to hold in all

these emotions.

Notes: This is set right after "This Just In", if you didn't notice how slashy

Ed and Ted were in that episode, get your hearing and eyes checked and

see it again. (btw if anyone would be able to make a Ted/ Ed icon for me,

I'll right a fic for you, any fandom (provided I know it), any pairing, any

theme, I want an icon, my site is lacking)

Notes part 2: I've decided to name all of my Ted/ Ed stories after ST: TOS

episodes (so for those of you who hate these, I can't write more than 79

without going to another ST series for titles, be brave) this one is Ep. #10

What Are Little Girls Made Of?

"Hey Ted?", I ask, nervously looking everywhere else but at him.

We're lying on my bed and looking at the constellations I have painted on

the roof. "Yeah Ed?" he answers, rolling onto his side, one arm draped

over my chest and his head resting on my chest. He looks up at me and

his eyes reflect nothing but love. "Today when we we're waiting for Lily to

finish her test, you said it was like waiting for our own little girl to come

home from her first day of school," I stammer out only managing to keep

eye contact every 15-25 seconds. "What about it Ed?" he replies, shifting

so that he's practically on top of me. He stays there, holding himself above

me by his arms alone, trying to hold my gaze, but I keep alluding him. "Do

you really think about stuff like that?" I ask him, rolling over so that I'm face

down on the bed. Ted's weight settles onto my back, comforting and warm

and so *right*, I can feel myself get hard just from this alone. "Ed what are

you talking about?" Ted finally asks exasperated. He doesn't roll off me

though, he leans down and begins kissing light patterns across the back of

my neck.

"What I guess I'm trying to ask is, well, umm," I'm really glad I'm

facing the comforter because this way, I can stare at the delicately

replicated scene of Greedo and Han in the Cantina on the coverlet, instead

of wondering how my face could get so red, when it feels like most of my

blood is pumping southwards. "Well umm,

doyoureallythinkaboutusinthefuturelikethat?" I finally manage to get out, but

I know I'll have to repeat it, because even if Ted can speak 'Ed' fluently, he

doesn't speak 'warp factor 9 Ed'. I can feel his mouth open to ask me to

repeat myself, his mouth brushes against the soft hairs at my nape and I

shiver. "Do you really think about us in the future like that?" I clarify, before

he can ask, I rub the lower half of my body against the comforter for a little

friction, and Ted finally gets the clue that I'm hard. "That's not what I meant

when I said it, I mean I'm not really planning our possible children's future

(or children at all really), but I do think about what it would be like. I mean

you and me, together, like this," he thrusts himself against me for

emphasis, poking me softly in the backs of my thighs, "it'd be a dream. I

mean, we always planned to got to MIT together anyways right? This would

just be icing on the cake."

"Icing?" I think to myself, no, this wouldn't be icing, this would be the

entire cake. Hell, this would be the entire menu. Spending my life with Ted,

spending my life *loving* Ted, is all I really want anymore. He thinks

spending his life with me would be icing? Living under a roof, while loving

Ted would be icing, so would having food and breathing. As long as I get to

be with him though, wake up next to him every morning (like we get to on

Sci-Fi sleepover nights), see his face every night before I fall asleep, smell

his scent on me no matter where I am, I'd be content. How can this just be

icing for him. The hard- on I've been cultivating for the last few minutes is

rapidly dwindling, and I can't do anything about it. It's suddenly hit me that

I'm in love with some one who doesn't love me the same, and I'm

powerless to stop it. I'd die before leaving Ted, and if he leaves me, it

would kill me.

Something must show in my body language because before I know it,

Ted's turning me over and rubbing soothing circles on my belly and chest.

"What's wrong Ed?" he asks and my heart nearly breaks with the concern I

hear in his voice. "Liar!" I want to shout, "Charlatan! Impostor! Don't

pretend you love me nearly as much as I love you." I don't say anything

though, I just lie there, soaking up his warmth and soaking in his scent,

Kool-Aid and Comics with just a hint of peanut butter. "Please tell me

what's wrong Ed," Ted's voice breaks into my reverie, "I love you so much

Ed. I can't deal when your upset, please let me help."

"Do you?" I ask him, before I can stop myself, "do you really love me

Ted? How much? How much ICING am I?" my words are spoken softly,

despite their sharp edge. I don't think I want to know the answer. I know I

don't if he can actually quantify it. "What?" Ted asks, slightly befuddled,

"Ed, you have to know that I love you more than anything right?" I make a

noncommittal noise and he straddles me, looking right into my eyes. "I'm

going to say this, and your going to listen, okay, I love you so much it hurts.

Actually, physically, hurts. When I have to go to sleep every night without

you, it takes me forever to feel comfortable. I can't stand my own privacy

because for me, everything that is good and decent and perfect and *right*

is in you. It's in your smell, in your taste, in the feel of you in my arms, god

it's in your very *presence*. Your it for me Ed, and that scares me, a lot. I

mean we're 15 for Christ's sake, we just started high school and I *know*

without a shadow of a doubt, that I want to be with you forever.

Sometimes I feel like we're to young for all of this, to feel this much,

like I'm not grown up enough. I feel like there shouldn't be enough of me to

love you with. Like I should be exponentially larger to hold in all these

emotions. I feel like there can't possibly be enough room for all the love

and warmth and caring and jealousy and annoyance and all the other

billions of emotions that I feel towards you and have room for myself. I feel

like there shouldn't be room for my own thoughts and ideas and emotions,

and I don't really care. I could lose myself in you, so easily, and that scares

me, because if you wanted to take all of me and run with it, I couldn't and

wouldn't stop you. You wouldn't though, and I trust you in that. I know how

much you love me and I'm secure in that. Trust me, okay? I'm still the

same old Ted, just, you know, with the sex now."

I have to smile at that, and I know he's right, we've been best friends

since forever, and even if our sexual relationship is new, this has been

here for awhile. I can trust in this, because I've always been able to depend

on it. It's Newton's 3rd law of Gravity, equal and opposite reaction, I love

Ted, so Ted loves me. I have to smile as I think "physics, it's all around us,"

I wonder what Lily would have though of this example. There really isn't

room for Lily here though, not when Ted is gasping like that and gripping

me like this. Hmmm, this is what I have to look forward to, Ted's

outrageously funny bedhead, possible time as a soccer dad, and those

sweet little noises Ted makes in the back of his throat right before he

orgasms. Wow, I guess it will be a better tomorrow

fin.