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Title: Southern Comfort
Author: Deb
Fandom: CSI
Pairing:  Nick/Greg
Spoilers: None
Category: Established relationship
Rating:  FRT
Archive: Permission to Greg_Sanders_Slash, others please ask.
Disclaimer: I don't own the pretties, I'm just playing in the sandbox!
Author's Note: All my plot llabbits have been complete, sappy, romantic 
and/or fluff lately. I'm a sucker for fluff.
Feedback: Slings and arrows to the left, sticks and stones to the right. No 
burning in effigy please, I'm on a diet.
Cross posted to: nickngreg & csi_slash on LJ, greg_sanders_slash *  csi_slash
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If you asked Greg to pick his favorite single thing about Nick, he could
debate endlessly over every feature. He could wax poetic over the dimples, the  smile, those eyes that were some delicious shade of brown hovering between milk and bittersweet chocolate. He could go on endlessly about the silky texture of  his skin, the softness of Nick's hair. But if he had to pick a single thing he  loved most about Nick, it would be his voice.

Yeah, that southern fried hint of Texas that got more pronounced  when Nick was tired, the way that voice went husky and just a bit frayed  when Nick was desperately aroused. Greg loved the way that voice conveyed  emotions, growing deeper, softer, consonants slurred, vowels drawn out. He loved  the way it went rough and hoarse after a hot sweaty bout of sex. But mostly he loved how every whisper felt like a physical caress.

Greg had fallen in love with Nick's voice first. From there, it had been  all downhill. Hard to stop falling for a guy when you loved his voice, could listen to him talk endlessly. Greg cheerfully admitted (now, anyway) that  he'd flirted so shamelessly just to hear that voice get embarrassed, to hear  that drawl run thicker then molasses in January.

Evil maybe. But what super genius scientist didn't have a plot to take over the world on the back burner these days? The lab rat smiled to himself as Nick pulled him closer in sleep. No, Greg didn't mind staying up late, or waking up  early. Not as long as Nick's voice was the last thing he heard at night, and  first thing he heard in the morning. Content, Greg finally let his eyes close  and his mind drift, Nick's whispered, "Love you, baby," carrying him off to  sleep.
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