Title: Why is the rum always gone?
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean
Translator: VanilleTwilight
This is a translation
Original work: /works/55539907
Title of original work: Why is the rhum always gone?
Author: Lady_Meg_666
Category: Slash
Rating: PG-13 / T
Status: Complete
Pairing and characters: Jack Sparrow / Will Turner
Genres: Fluff
Other tags: Alcohol
Description: The Captain Jack Sparrow is drunk. A little drunk. Maybe more, than a little, anyway as he always is. The alcohol makes the mind foggy, he returns in his cabin to his new first mate, Will Turner.
The Captain Jack Sparrow is drunk. A little drunk. Maybe more, than a little, anyway as he always is. The alcohol makes the mind foggy, he returns in his cabin to his new first mate, Will Turner.
Staggering a little, he almost fell two times, but finally he managed to open the door, and he entered the cabin to sit down on Will's bed.
– What are you doing, Jack? — Asked Will, sighing, moving aside to give him space.
The captain came to put his arms around his shoulders and approached to whisper to him: "you are my favorite pirate".
Will shaked his head with a little bit of anger.
– You are drunk again.
– Always. But there is no rum anymore. It has gone.
– I wonder why, — Will responded sarcastically, making the captain laugh.
– You make me laugh. I love you.
– I know.
– I really love you.
– Ah yeah? Asked the first mate just to see how far his captain will go with this nonsense.
– Yes, William, I even think you are my weakness.
Will put his arms on the pirate's cheeks.
– Jack, my love, we've been married for six months already, I know I'm your weakness. I would even say it's reassuring.
The captain's eyes started to shine.
– That's true! You are my husband! I'm so lucky!
Will kissed the man's lips.
– I'm lucky too. I love you, dear.
Jack kissed him passionately again, then put his head on Will's knees, immediately falling asleep.
Will got used to it. So, after a sigh, he shifted Jack from his knees and laid him down under the blanket. After a kiss on her forehead, he returned to his desk to continue reading.