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Author's Pre-Story Ramblings: Xena and Gabrielle only belong to me in my fantasies, which are actually mine, and I'd like to see someone try to steal those. In the real boring world, Xena and Gabrielle belong to those people over at Renaissance or MCA/Universal, whoever, but not me. Um...let's see, what else. Nothing related to or even remotely acknowledging "copyright infringement" is intended. |
The Problem
by Answer, written 20 June 1999.
"Mmm...oh...Xena...Xena, I can't..."
Gabrielle gasped, and tried to push away from the amorous warrior, which
was a difficult task because her own body wasn't cooperating.
"'Course you can Gabrielle.
You've wanted this, I've wanted this, for sooo long..." Xena's mouth
moved lower on Gabrielle's neck, and her hands strayed towards and under
the bard's top.
"No, Xena, we have to talk..."
The bard arched into gentle hands.
"We're already talking..." Xena
mumbled through the flesh she found so tasty at the base of Gabrielle's
neck.
Gently but firmly, Gabrielle pushed
the warrior from her and focused her thoughts. "There's something
I have to tell you."
"All right." Xena drawled,
unconsciously striking a seductive pose as she propped her head up on an
elbow. "Let's see, is it that you're not really Gabrielle?"
"What?" Gabrielle said, slightly
off balance. "No, where'd you get that from?"
"You're Bacchus' daughter, and have
to drink fresh blood every moon?"
"No! Nothing like that!"
Gabrielle looked at Xena strangely.
"Are we distant cousins?" Xena asked,
a bit curiously.
"Xena, you know there's no chance
of that."
"Is the day repeating itself again?"
"Xena."
"Have you been into that henbane-laced
nutbread again?"
"Xena!"
"Are we expecting someone tonight?"
The warrior glaced around the campsite.
"No, besides, you know you'd hear
them anyway."
"Is there someone else?" The
warrior sounded uncertain now.
"Oh Xena, you know the answer to
that."
"Tell me."
"No, there isn't someone else.
Xena, it's just that..."
"Are you enchanted?"
"No, I am not enchanted."
"Am I?"
"No, Xena, the gods have nothing
to do with this," the bard sighed, a little exasperated.
"Okay... You're worried that
this will ruin our friendship?"
"Well, before, I was..." The
bard looked up and smiled into full blue eyes. "But that's not a
problem now."
Xena smiled. "Right, so the
problem now is...?"
Gabrielle looked away and mumbled,
"It's my time of the moon."
The warrior, now deflated, could only say, "Oh." She looked over
to her companion. "Cuddle?" She lifted her eyebrows invitingly.
The bard snuggled into the warrior's arms and closed her eyes.
"Cuddle."
And they slept.
End.
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