Nick/Greg ficlet: Prove it
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I mentioned a Nick/Greg ficlet just yesterday and here it is. It wrote it pretty quickly (for my standards, anyway) and decided I didn't want to let it simmer too much.
Short and sweet, because that's what I need right now.

Title: Prove it
Fandom: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Pairing: Nick/Greg
Rating: PG-13/Teen
Summary: Greg learns something unexpected about Nick.
A/N: Inspired by the following dialogue prompt by creativepromptsforwriting on Tumblr:
"You can't like me. You are straight."
"Well, since I do like you, it doesn't seem like I am."
...
Greg was fuming. He didn't get angry easily, but Hodges had gone too far, accusing him of cross-contaminating samples in front of everyone. He could've strangled him. Grissom had immediately taken his side and refused to even consider the possibility of such a rookie mistake, but the words still stung.
Yes, he liked to play music loudly while he worked, and yes he didn't wear the same bland, anonymous clothes everyone else wore; but that didn't mean he was sloppy. He was an excellent chemist and took great pride in his work. Hodges had no right...
"You okay, Greg?"
Read the rest on AO3
Short and sweet, because that's what I need right now.

Title: Prove it
Fandom: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Pairing: Nick/Greg
Rating: PG-13/Teen
Summary: Greg learns something unexpected about Nick.
A/N: Inspired by the following dialogue prompt by creativepromptsforwriting on Tumblr:
"You can't like me. You are straight."
"Well, since I do like you, it doesn't seem like I am."
...
Greg was fuming. He didn't get angry easily, but Hodges had gone too far, accusing him of cross-contaminating samples in front of everyone. He could've strangled him. Grissom had immediately taken his side and refused to even consider the possibility of such a rookie mistake, but the words still stung.
Yes, he liked to play music loudly while he worked, and yes he didn't wear the same bland, anonymous clothes everyone else wore; but that didn't mean he was sloppy. He was an excellent chemist and took great pride in his work. Hodges had no right...
"You okay, Greg?"
Read the rest on AO3