Also, I want to write angsty Abby/Gibbs where he refutes her 'like a daughter' statement.
Oooh. I would read that. (It occurs to me that I have not actually ever read Gibbs-sex. I don't think I've ever had a big desire to do so.)
It is now canon that Tim fell in love with Tony, and knows it.
It is! And Tony knows Tim knows. And they're using the L-word. It's in Tony's brain now. He's going to go home, and he's going to try to think of what to tell Tim about why he did that, and the whole time he's going to think about how Tim said "love." How much he himself actually enjoyed pretending. And maybe he'll start wondering how much of what Tim liked was "her" and how much of it was Tony and, y'know, he really does like McGee and...
And then Tony will put on something with Jack Nicholson in it because clearly he is thinking too much.
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Also, I want to write angsty Abby/Gibbs where he refutes her 'like a daughter' statement.
Oooh. I would read that. (It occurs to me that I have not actually ever read Gibbs-sex. I don't think I've ever had a big desire to do so.)
It is now canon that Tim fell in love with Tony, and knows it.
It is! And Tony knows Tim knows. And they're using the L-word. It's in Tony's brain now. He's going to go home, and he's going to try to think of what to tell Tim about why he did that, and the whole time he's going to think about how Tim said "love." How much he himself actually enjoyed pretending. And maybe he'll start wondering how much of what Tim liked was "her" and how much of it was Tony and, y'know, he really does like McGee and...
And then Tony will put on something with Jack Nicholson in it because clearly he is thinking too much.
Ahem. Aaaaanyway.