Title: Sirius' Booty
Author: [livejournal.com profile] ceredwensirius
Written For: [livejournal.com profile] grangerblack100
Challenge: Pirate
Rating: PG
Pairings: Hermione/Sirius
Word Count: 101
Summary: Sirius couldn't care less what anyone thought.
Sirius couldn't care less what anyone thought. Not while delicate feminine fingers ran soothingly through his hair, stroking him tenderly, assuring him that his life was exactly the way he wanted it to be; warm, safe and most importantly, loved, here in her embrace. Not even when Ron and Mrs. Weasley practically accused him of being the pirate that had stolen their treasure.

No, not even then.

My treasure now.

Turning his head away from her hand and into her soft belly he kissed her abdomen and ran his gaze up through her breasts to her eyes, smiling all the while.

From: [identity profile] wildeagain.livejournal.com


I like the self-indulgent inner voice you've created in this scene!

(check the community in your header?)

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


Thanks! He's a bit smug and a lot happy here and completely unapologetic.

Eeeek! Am fixing header now! That's what I get for cutting and pasting.
*is lazy*
ghostgum: (SPN → Anna: waiting)

From: [personal profile] ghostgum


Mmmm, I agree with [livejournal.com profile] wildeagain - the word that comes to mind is "indulgent". Lovely...

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


*grins*

I think he is it in him to be so. Glad its coming through loud and clear.

From: [identity profile] padfootslover.livejournal.com


This is probably one of my favorites from you. My favorite of the entire thing was the "My treasure now." He sounds like a two year old claiming everything as his.

Simply wonderful.

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I was trying to show his possessiveness without coming out and saying it. Glad its working.

So this is a fave? Wow. I'll have to figure out what I'm doing right.

From: [identity profile] dark-princess17.livejournal.com


I think everyone else has already expressed my thoughts before I got a chance to read this. Truly wonderful job on this little drabble. I like the indulgent (it truly is a great word to use for this piece) view of Sirius.

~Megan

From: [identity profile] ilexx.livejournal.com


Oh this was so sweet and made me sigh. Really well done. And yay for a happy Sirius moment.

I couldn't think of this challenge without thinking of the Beastie Boys. So juvenile of me, I know...

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I am having that problem with 'Shared a Cheesecake' only I want to get all '9 1/2 Weeks' with it.

I'm trying to think of something less obvious but I may end up just giving in and going with it.

I'm glad you found the sweetness in it!

From: [identity profile] ilexx.livejournal.com


Hey! I'm 100 percent in favor of going '9 1/2 Weeks' with it! My vote is YES. It seems like the rest of us just managed to tease around it, so I say go for it!

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I don't know...

I'm pondering it. I really want to finish out the year with having participated in all of the 2008 challenges but I'm 4 short right now so we'll see.

I'm having similar trouble with Curry. I'm so envious of [livejournal.com profile] wildeagain because she comes up with these wonderful, totally not obvious, insanely clever uses of the prompts.

From: [identity profile] ilexx.livejournal.com


Me too. The twice a week thing? yeesh. I don't know WHAT to say, now!
For what it's worth I wanted to do something like the 9-1/2 weeks idea with the cheesecake thing, but I started the story too early in the idea, so it never got to the sexiness. I need to work on big-picture brevity.
Curry and cheesecake - is it a food thing? ;)

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


All I picture with Curry is brief scenes on the East End or someone cooking at the kitchen. A thought I had today could have convinced me to give up writing, it was so dull.

From: [identity profile] duck-or-rabbit.livejournal.com


lol, you think so, huh? interstingly, i took down my twice a week drabble because only you and jen commented, and i worried readers found it offense because of its theme (i know you are comfortable with a range of erotica and jen's the mod, so naturally i'd hear from you both, but i figured everyone else is sending me on the road to hell for discussing masturbation).

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


Masturbation is a funny topic for some folks. I thought your Twice A Week submission was really clever and am now a little sore that I can't go read it again. The dialog was wonderfully clever. I loved the line, 'You really are an oily old man, aren't you?'

I am feeling a little exposed too though. My last chapter of Breathe got over 30 responses and this one just barely made 10. It also hasn't gotten much response here on lj. Of course, it could also be that everyone simultaneously realized that my writing really is crap. I also posted a drabble response to the No One Is Looking challenge and I swear you could hear crickets chirping. I did worry it had a sort of non or dub con feel to it. It wasn't but I suppose it could be read that way.

Why am I suddendly tempted to write something squicky to see what happens? Glutton for punishment probably. What could I do with one of the four remaining challenges (I haven't done Curry, Share A Cheesecake, Therapy or Twice A Week) that would be squicky? And like, not violate the comm's rules?

Bestiality pops into mind as being sufficiently squicky...I'd have to double check the comm guidelines.

Golden Shower?

Left to my own devices I'm really not so devious. You see how you are a bad influence here, don't you?

From: [identity profile] duck-or-rabbit.livejournal.com


I'm sure the only reason you haven't received as many reviews as you expect is because how closely together your chapters and drabbles were posted.

I just figure that since Sirius and Hermione aren't my ship, I'm not going to post if people aren't reading; sometimes when a writer presents an unfamiliar characterization, or one that doesn't match their impression of their character, it can ruin the mental portrayal for them, you know what I mean? I don't want to do that with S/H shippers, so I'll just stay out of it. I don't really write a possessive Sirius, or an erudite Hermione, common characterizations that readers love. :) I joined the comm to find great new writers, and I did, from [personal profile] ilexx to [profile] karamasslave to [personal profile] ghostgum and everyone in between.

Good luck with your next drabble. I'm sure it will be great!

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


See the icon?
*snickers*

Jen's gonna kill me.

Erudite...is that a nice way to say swotty? Yeah, we do like her like that but in our collective defense that was her in canon.

I like the way you write Sirius! I will be impatiently waiting for more about him and his other woman then. I just know there is a fanon staple pairing waiting to happen with you leading the way!

From: [identity profile] duck-or-rabbit.livejournal.com


Yeah, we do like her like that but in our collective defense that was her in canon.

Oh, there's nothing to defend. :)

From: [identity profile] disby.livejournal.com


so you decided to wrap a story around that sketch of Nassima's huh?! I must say, very well done....but that's obvious no?:)

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


Can you blame me? The image kept popping up in my head. You're the first to recognise that so kudos to you and your keen observance!

Well, its sweet that you think it's obvious. It is never so obvious to me.

I literally cringed at using pirate terminology, although a first draft (which was quite ridiculous) had him whispering something piratey to her. Thank goodness that wonderful piece of art wouldn't leave me alone.

I didn't credit her with inspiration for me because it was a gift for someone else and I don't know what the 'rules' are regarding all of that.

From: [identity profile] ilexx.livejournal.com


I was totally thinking that. That lovely image of him laying on her stomach - *sigh*

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I really like it to. I think I almost like it more because their not all randy but just enjoying each other's presence.

Athough she does look exhausted doesn't she?

Lucky girl...

From: [identity profile] disby.livejournal.com


I know...I can't believe no one spotted it before either!

Come on....I'm sure all the positive comments should give you some confidence...especially when it comes to drabbles, I think the only few times you've left us wanting for more is when you offer the dish but won't let us eat it, if you know what I mean;)!

I think the pirate reference is understandable from all that fly-away hair I think, but I don't get the Booty reference...is it just me?

She looks beyond exhausted to me....imagine getting that on a daily basis!!!!

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I think a lot of Sirius/Hermione fans focus on Oldman as Sirius and it could be part of why there isn't more SBHG fanart out there. I've noticed that fanartists prefer to illustrate him in their own way, rather than relying on the Hollywood definition. Perhaps this is indicative of the disconnect?

Confidence isn't really an issue for me, neither is being willing to take a risk and put my writing out there for scrutiny. I am always surprised by the response. It's turned me into something of a junkie but that doesn't mean I expect it. I am incredibly critical of my own writing and find a lot of it sort of obvious and sometimes rushed (I have patience issues).

Speaking of dishes that are yet to be served, I'm still working on the second part of 'Change of Plan'. I got a little farther with it, the damn thing just doesn't seem to want to get written.

Booty is pirate lingo for treasure.

Your last comment...
*drools*

From: [identity profile] disby.livejournal.com


Yeah...being your own worst critic is something I totally identify with, also the patience issues :)

As far as Change of Plan goes, I know that when it comes to drabbles you have to deal with what's there and make do. But when it came to that particular story....and I know I feel that there is more to it you know...like a prologue and epilogue atleast. If I as a reader can crave for that, doesn't the creator identify with it a little bit? You've written yourself into a great set of possibilities with that one......may be once you're done with Breathe or if you need to take a break from it, you can delve more into it.....just a humble suggestion;)

PS: You deserve more than the comments you get honey!!

From: [identity profile] lakshmi-black.livejournal.com


Great drabble, I like the possessiveness in his voice, it's endearing and enticing.

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I'm glad that came through, apparently pretty well in this one. I wish I was better at understanding why something has worked. I generally just sort of imagine a scene and then try to put it to words. Maybe having a reference helped here. The response has been pretty unaninamous. Something to keep in mind.

From: [identity profile] ceredwensirius.livejournal.com


I wrote a boatload of bad and cheesy stuff before I got to this. I really hated this prompt but I think I like the end result.
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