Independence Day

Independence Day

by Autumn

Bruce and Dagan lay back on the glowing blanket and watched the starlit sky above them.

“We could see better on the rooftop, ya know.  The trees are blocking my view.” Dagan suggested.

“Alien watching picnics are safer on the ground, Love.  It‘s in the Top hand book.”

Dagan snuggled  a little closer into Bruce’s arms.  “Do you think they have Tops and Brats in their race?”

“Oh yeah, I’m sure of it.”

“What makes you so sure?”  Dagan asked.

“Only a Brat would try and destroy a whole planet just because they wanted something we had.”

“Independence Day?”

“Mhmm.”

Drabbles by Autumn

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Written for the Tea Room July Picnic Drabble Challenge

Family Picnic - Hudson and Jamie

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Independence Day - Bruce and Dagen


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Wet Picnic - Landon and Sam

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All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Back Cheeks


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Mistletoe

Wet Picnic

Wet Picnic

by Autumn

Sam jumped up as rain started pouring down.  Landon reached up and pulled him back down onto the blanket.  

“Oh no, you wanted a picnic so let’s have a picnic.”

“It’s raining!”  Sam said, wondering why he had to explain this fact.

Landon chuckled.  “Which I told you would happen, but you insisted on having one anyway so now you’ll sit here and enjoy it with me.”

“I hate being in wet clothes.”  Sam grumbled.

“Who said anything about wearing any clothes.”

Sam smiled seductively as he stripped down to nothing.  “I love rain on picnics.”

Family Picnic

Family Picnic 

by Autumn

“I was only trying to liven the family picnic up.”  Jamie whined from the corner.

“Well, you  certainly succeeded, Sweetie” Callum said, setting a cup of coffee in front of Hudson. 

“Uncle Ralph’s public strip tease definitely livened up the park, especially when the cops showed up.”

Jamie giggled, despite the discomfort feeling in his behind.

“I believe your suppose to be thinking about how wrong it was to spike the drink cooler, not laughing about it.”  Hudson said, sternly.  “Do we need to discuss this some more?”

“No sir, you made it perfectly clear how you felt about it.”