The Morgan Penthouse: Starlight and Creamy Noses
Read the first chapter for the disclaimer
Hello guys. I've been sooooo stuck with this story. Not to mention that I've been in Vermont for a while. I keep sitting down at the computer to type and I can't come up with a thing! So I'm using the good old stand-by. Fluff. Yes, you read correctly. Sister of the Moon, drama queen, Jason's number one torturer (is that a word?) is using fluff. Or well, as fluffy as I can get. I'm sure my fluff isn't going to be what you are all used to when it comes to this. But then maybe it will be. Who knows right? Let me know if you all hate it. If you do then I promise I'll stay away from fluffy goodness forever. Or is what I've been writing been considered fluff? Nevermind me, I'm rambling. Thats never a good sign. Read on all....
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kelly's diner
Georgie walked into the diner with her book. Maxie was throwing a temper tantrum over something and she didn't really want to be around for it. She never understood her sister, one minute she was a cool person to be around. The next she could be a three year old, then maybe a smart person who could get good grades. Then she'd whip around and become a boy crazy idiot. She would never understand her, nor was she sure she wanted to.
The first thing that she noticed was that Dillon was sitting alone eating his dinner. Last night had been their second date. Georgie moved over to Dillon.
He looked up when he saw her sitting across from him. "Hey."
She smiled at him, "Hi Dillon. So, whats for dinner?"
Dillon looked down at his plate, "Ziti and french fries."
She made a face at him, "Ziti and french fried? What made you order that combo?"
Georgie had been wondering why Dillon was suddenly eating almost all his meals here. Couldn't Jason or Courtney cook?
Dillon just looked at her. "I felt the need to eat. Its common to have that happen." He replied teasingly.
"Can't Jason or Courtney cook?"
Dillon laughed. "Courtney can. But Jason has been like officially banned from the kitchen. Either you come to Kelly's, order out or get close to Sonny. If you don't then don't hold you breath for a meal. Courtney only cooks a few nights a week, you know. Around her work."
Georgie smiled. "Well, I think I'll keep you company okay?"
"Sounds good."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Back of Jason's motorcycle
The air whipped through Courtney's hair. She had asked Jason to take her out on his bike. Now they were coming up to a empty the side of the mountain roads that Jason rode fastest on. She was holding on to his stomach tighty, careful not to let her arms stray up higher. His chest was almost completely healed but she still didn't want to grab him there.
"Don't stop!" she yelled to him. But he was coming to one anyway.
Jason turned off his bike and said nothing. Courtney let go of his waist and Jason got off the bike. "Come on."
Wondering what he was up to she got off the bike too and followed him. "Where are we Jason?"
Still Jason was saying nothing, he just lead her through a whole mess of scattered trees and various forms of shrubery. Deciding that she wasn't going to get an answer out of him now Courtney just followed.
After a few minutes Courtney and Jason came to a empty field. Jason walked to a tree stump and sat down. Then he lifted his head and looked up at the sky. Following his suit Courtney walked to him and sat in his lap. She too looked up.
Her breath caught. In Port Charles it was rare to see the sky so clearly. But sitting here with Jason she could see hundreds of stars. "Jason, its beautiful."
Finally he spoke, "I know. Sometimes, before I moved out of the Quartermaines, I would come here to get some quiet. At first I'd just walk because they wouldn't let me use a car. Then I bought my bike so I started riding here. After awhile I stopped coming though."
Happy that he was sharing a place that he had come for peace and quiet with her Courtney looked down from the sky and turned to his face.
Jason hadn't noticed her staring. Even in the dark she could see his crystal blue eyes. "Why did you stop?"
Jason shrugged, still looking up. "I didn't need to get away for quiet anymore."
Courtney laughed a bit at this, "And Jake's is a quiet place?"
His face changed to a smile. "I didn't live at Jake's when I first moved out. I had to save up to live there."
Courtney was shocked. "Save up? Where were you living before Jake's?"
Jason still looked up at the stars as he replied, "Boxcar."
Courtney was confused. She racked her brain for a place called Boxcar. "I don't know it. Is it in town?"
He turned to her, "Of course you don't know it. It was a abandoned train boxcar."
She looked at him as he lifted his head to see the stars. Just when she thought she knew all about his past he would suprise her. Not only had he been the only person in the Quartermaine family to get away, defied death daily, took care of a infant baby that wasn't his own and forgiven his two best friends for betraying him. He had lived in nothing but still managed to get here today. Her husband was the strongest person she had ever met.
Courtney looked up at the stars again. She was convinced that if she looked hard enough she would see their names written in them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kelly's
Georgie and Dillon had been sitting in Kelly's for a half an hour when they had both ordered their ice creams. Dillon with simple hot fudge over chocolate ice cream and her with a full out whipped cream-cherry on top- rainbow sprinkle sundae.
It was funny. Dillon was the one who was all out while Georgie thought herself to be plain. But apearentally their food choices didn't reflect it.
She brought the ice cream and whipped cream covered spoon to her mouth.
Dillon was now looking at her strangely. "You have some.." and he indicated to her nose.
Georgie was embarresed. She quickly reached for a napkin. But before she could get one free from the over stuffed napkin dispencer Dillon leaned over the table. And without a word he licked her nose. While she sat there shocked, Dillon just smiled.
He had single handedly turned a embarassing thing into something cute and sweet. Just to spare her from the horror of it all. It was one of those things that made her get a surge of happiness when she saw him.
It was one of those things that made her love Dillon.
Hehe, how was that for fluff? Let me know okay? I remember something along the nose licking from somewhere. I just can't figure out where. I was planning on ending this with a plea for plot ideas but now I seem to have a good idea. Hehe, I feel the need to go write the next chapter. Oooh, poor Jason and Dillon. I have something in store for them!
Review to see what.
Read the first chapter for the disclaimer
Hello guys. I've been sooooo stuck with this story. Not to mention that I've been in Vermont for a while. I keep sitting down at the computer to type and I can't come up with a thing! So I'm using the good old stand-by. Fluff. Yes, you read correctly. Sister of the Moon, drama queen, Jason's number one torturer (is that a word?) is using fluff. Or well, as fluffy as I can get. I'm sure my fluff isn't going to be what you are all used to when it comes to this. But then maybe it will be. Who knows right? Let me know if you all hate it. If you do then I promise I'll stay away from fluffy goodness forever. Or is what I've been writing been considered fluff? Nevermind me, I'm rambling. Thats never a good sign. Read on all....
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kelly's diner
Georgie walked into the diner with her book. Maxie was throwing a temper tantrum over something and she didn't really want to be around for it. She never understood her sister, one minute she was a cool person to be around. The next she could be a three year old, then maybe a smart person who could get good grades. Then she'd whip around and become a boy crazy idiot. She would never understand her, nor was she sure she wanted to.
The first thing that she noticed was that Dillon was sitting alone eating his dinner. Last night had been their second date. Georgie moved over to Dillon.
He looked up when he saw her sitting across from him. "Hey."
She smiled at him, "Hi Dillon. So, whats for dinner?"
Dillon looked down at his plate, "Ziti and french fries."
She made a face at him, "Ziti and french fried? What made you order that combo?"
Georgie had been wondering why Dillon was suddenly eating almost all his meals here. Couldn't Jason or Courtney cook?
Dillon just looked at her. "I felt the need to eat. Its common to have that happen." He replied teasingly.
"Can't Jason or Courtney cook?"
Dillon laughed. "Courtney can. But Jason has been like officially banned from the kitchen. Either you come to Kelly's, order out or get close to Sonny. If you don't then don't hold you breath for a meal. Courtney only cooks a few nights a week, you know. Around her work."
Georgie smiled. "Well, I think I'll keep you company okay?"
"Sounds good."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Back of Jason's motorcycle
The air whipped through Courtney's hair. She had asked Jason to take her out on his bike. Now they were coming up to a empty the side of the mountain roads that Jason rode fastest on. She was holding on to his stomach tighty, careful not to let her arms stray up higher. His chest was almost completely healed but she still didn't want to grab him there.
"Don't stop!" she yelled to him. But he was coming to one anyway.
Jason turned off his bike and said nothing. Courtney let go of his waist and Jason got off the bike. "Come on."
Wondering what he was up to she got off the bike too and followed him. "Where are we Jason?"
Still Jason was saying nothing, he just lead her through a whole mess of scattered trees and various forms of shrubery. Deciding that she wasn't going to get an answer out of him now Courtney just followed.
After a few minutes Courtney and Jason came to a empty field. Jason walked to a tree stump and sat down. Then he lifted his head and looked up at the sky. Following his suit Courtney walked to him and sat in his lap. She too looked up.
Her breath caught. In Port Charles it was rare to see the sky so clearly. But sitting here with Jason she could see hundreds of stars. "Jason, its beautiful."
Finally he spoke, "I know. Sometimes, before I moved out of the Quartermaines, I would come here to get some quiet. At first I'd just walk because they wouldn't let me use a car. Then I bought my bike so I started riding here. After awhile I stopped coming though."
Happy that he was sharing a place that he had come for peace and quiet with her Courtney looked down from the sky and turned to his face.
Jason hadn't noticed her staring. Even in the dark she could see his crystal blue eyes. "Why did you stop?"
Jason shrugged, still looking up. "I didn't need to get away for quiet anymore."
Courtney laughed a bit at this, "And Jake's is a quiet place?"
His face changed to a smile. "I didn't live at Jake's when I first moved out. I had to save up to live there."
Courtney was shocked. "Save up? Where were you living before Jake's?"
Jason still looked up at the stars as he replied, "Boxcar."
Courtney was confused. She racked her brain for a place called Boxcar. "I don't know it. Is it in town?"
He turned to her, "Of course you don't know it. It was a abandoned train boxcar."
She looked at him as he lifted his head to see the stars. Just when she thought she knew all about his past he would suprise her. Not only had he been the only person in the Quartermaine family to get away, defied death daily, took care of a infant baby that wasn't his own and forgiven his two best friends for betraying him. He had lived in nothing but still managed to get here today. Her husband was the strongest person she had ever met.
Courtney looked up at the stars again. She was convinced that if she looked hard enough she would see their names written in them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kelly's
Georgie and Dillon had been sitting in Kelly's for a half an hour when they had both ordered their ice creams. Dillon with simple hot fudge over chocolate ice cream and her with a full out whipped cream-cherry on top- rainbow sprinkle sundae.
It was funny. Dillon was the one who was all out while Georgie thought herself to be plain. But apearentally their food choices didn't reflect it.
She brought the ice cream and whipped cream covered spoon to her mouth.
Dillon was now looking at her strangely. "You have some.." and he indicated to her nose.
Georgie was embarresed. She quickly reached for a napkin. But before she could get one free from the over stuffed napkin dispencer Dillon leaned over the table. And without a word he licked her nose. While she sat there shocked, Dillon just smiled.
He had single handedly turned a embarassing thing into something cute and sweet. Just to spare her from the horror of it all. It was one of those things that made her get a surge of happiness when she saw him.
It was one of those things that made her love Dillon.
Hehe, how was that for fluff? Let me know okay? I remember something along the nose licking from somewhere. I just can't figure out where. I was planning on ending this with a plea for plot ideas but now I seem to have a good idea. Hehe, I feel the need to go write the next chapter. Oooh, poor Jason and Dillon. I have something in store for them!
Review to see what.