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Title: Cheerios

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Pairing: Brian/Justin. other characters: Gus.
Timeline: 6 yrs post 513
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Disclaimer: I own nothing.
A/N: Justin's pov.
Comments are most welcome.
"I'm too old to wear a stupid costume," Gus said while he was sitting on a high stool in
my studio. I watched as the kid skillfully moved his pencil over the sketch pad.
"Costumes are fun, though," I replied. "It's like you get to be someone you're not for a
day or two."
"But it's for babies," the ten-year-old answered. He then reached his hand towards the
bowl of cheerios I had just placed on the table.
I smiled at him, but didn't say anything. Gus was definitely his father's son: The guy
who refused to be someone he's not.
__ __ __ __
"Mel invited us to a party at their house on Sunday," I told Brian over the breakfast
table. I looked through the huge kitchen window and noticed that there was still quite a
bit of snow on the front lawn.
"Mel?" Brian snorted, folding his newspaper, and putting in down.
"Yeah, she wants the kids to keep the tradition of Purim," I told him.
"What the fuck is that?" Brian questioned, accompanied by his trademark raised-
eyebrow.
"It's a holiday. It's where they wear funny costumes and have a party," I explained,
"and you DO like parties."
Brian gazed at me and I couldn't help it, I had to reach out to him from across the table
and kiss him on his lips. As I did I tasted coffee and guava juice in my mouth.
"What was that for?" he asked, still holding me.
"For just being you," I whispered into his ear as I grabbed his Armani tie, "and for being
such a great dad to your son."