Whump turned Fluff
Summary:
Last year's Whumptober prompts turned sweet, light drabbles featuring the different partners on the show and/or the team
A/N:
Hi! First time to publish a fanfiction. Hope you enjoy!
Chapter 1: Stabbed: Maggie and OA
Maggie Bell hates needles. Especially when it is poking any part of her body. She knows it's for everyone's protection that's why all agents are getting the vaccine. But she's still tempted to make up a medical condition just so she could get out of it.
Her partner OA Zidan, who already got his vaccine earlier, had to smirk. "Are you saying that the great Maggie Bell - the one who handles bombs, faces off with the most dangerous criminals, doing takedowns like it was nothing - is afraid of a little needle prick?"
"Says the guy who's afraid of spiders," Maggie retorted.
"Hey, some of them are poisonous."
They are waiting for the medical technician who would administer the vaccine. Maggie, with her arms crossed, started bouncing off her feet. OA can definitely feel her anxiety. "It's just a routine thing, nothing to be nervous about."
"Yeah, I know that," Maggie said but continued pacing.
The med tech finally arrived and started fixing his things. They approached him while talking about their latest case. It was too late for her to realize why her partner made a little nod and there was movement in the corner of her eye. She barely registered what happened when she felt the poke and a cotton with tape covered it.
"I can't believe you'd stab in the back!" Maggie furiously advanced towards OA.
"That wasn't me! And it's just a poke in the arm!" OA defended himself with his hands raised in front of him.
Maggie shook her head and crossed her arms. "You are going to pay for this."
"Fine, I'll buy you an ice cream to make you feel better..." OA paused then added with a grin, "like a child."
That earned him a punch in the arm as they went out to get ice cream.
Notes:
Some chapters will be longer than others. For other prompts, it would be a bit of a stretch to make it light 😉
Reviews are appreciated! Thanks for reading!