Author’s Comments: Awwww Yeeeaah. First fill on the AC Kink meme (I’m usually a regular on the Fallout Kink Meme) I saw this one and I had to fill it, even though I was really looking for something else. There is going to be implied Atair/Maria, but nothing sexual here. I hope you enjoy! Original Prompt: http://forkinsocket.livejournal.com/19704.html?thread=4077560#t4077560 _____________________________________________
Merely an afterthought (1/2)
Maria had always thought Altair could do anything she asked him to, but it came to her as a bit of a surprise when he just simply stopped dead in his tracks. Their son had wanted to go swimming in the river for a little while so he could play with Tazim. Maria had agreed to it, but forgot to tell Altair until the next morning. Luckily, Altair had a day free so he could spend time with his wife and son. When Maria told him that she wanted to take Darim to the river, he had no objections to it at first. He wanted to see his son happy for once.
Darim took the lead and ran ahead of his parents. The other children were playing as they passed by because earlier that week, it had been pouring outside. Maria kept a close eye on Darim as she walked, while Altair noticed the novices on the rooftops. He began to remember how arrogant he was when he, Malik and his brother Kadar began their training. It was one of the few moments he could still remember very clearly, and one of the first times Altair had been introduced to Kadar.
When they did reach their destination, Darim was impressed with the size of the river. He slid out of his shirt, yanked off his shoes, and ran straight for the shallow water.
“Be careful!” Maria warned.
“I will!” Darim replied. Altair sat down on the patch of grass closest to the banks, with Maria right next to him. He watched his son play and splash in the water, and saw him get tackled by Tazim once he and Malik had finally gotten there.
“Brings back memories.” Malik said.
“Sure does.” Altair replied. After an hour of Darim and Tazim swimming up and down the shallow end, Altair and Malik went for a small walk so they could reminisce in their own childhood. It wasn’t too long before they both heard a cry for help.
“Altair! Altair! Come quick!”
They both sprinted back to Maria and saw Darim flailing for help in the middle of the river.
“The current is too strong!” Malik shouted. Darim was lucky that there were a few rocks jutting out of the river that he could actually grab onto. Altair dashed to the river to save Darim, but stopped. His muscles wouldn’t move him any further out of fear.
“What are you waiting for?!” Maria screamed. Altair panicked, for even he had no idea how he was going to save Darim.
Fill: Merely an Afterthought.
Original Prompt: http://forkinsocket.livejournal.com/19704.html?thread=4077560#t4077560
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Merely an afterthought (1/2)
Maria had always thought Altair could do anything she asked him to, but it came to her as a bit of a surprise when he just simply stopped dead in his tracks. Their son had wanted to go swimming in the river for a little while so he could play with Tazim. Maria had agreed to it, but forgot to tell Altair until the next morning. Luckily, Altair had a day free so he could spend time with his wife and son. When Maria told him that she wanted to take Darim to the river, he had no objections to it at first. He wanted to see his son happy for once.
Darim took the lead and ran ahead of his parents. The other children were playing as they passed by because earlier that week, it had been pouring outside. Maria kept a close eye on Darim as she walked, while Altair noticed the novices on the rooftops. He began to remember how arrogant he was when he, Malik and his brother Kadar began their training. It was one of the few moments he could still remember very clearly, and one of the first times Altair had been introduced to Kadar.
When they did reach their destination, Darim was impressed with the size of the river. He slid out of his shirt, yanked off his shoes, and ran straight for the shallow water.
“Be careful!” Maria warned.
“I will!” Darim replied. Altair sat down on the patch of grass closest to the banks, with Maria right next to him. He watched his son play and splash in the water, and saw him get tackled by Tazim once he and Malik had finally gotten there.
“Brings back memories.” Malik said.
“Sure does.” Altair replied. After an hour of Darim and Tazim swimming up and down the shallow end, Altair and Malik went for a small walk so they could reminisce in their own childhood. It wasn’t too long before they both heard a cry for help.
“Altair! Altair! Come quick!”
They both sprinted back to Maria and saw Darim flailing for help in the middle of the river.
“The current is too strong!” Malik shouted. Darim was lucky that there were a few rocks jutting out of the river that he could actually grab onto. Altair dashed to the river to save Darim, but stopped. His muscles wouldn’t move him any further out of fear.
“What are you waiting for?!” Maria screamed. Altair panicked, for even he had no idea how he was going to save Darim.