FIClet: Nothing
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bitterbyrden, based on 
this icon, and the request that: "I'd like to see what happens to Tucker when he doesn't get what he wants."
Thanks toniannah for the quick beta. 200 words exactly. Yay :)
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It's not like he's in love with Warren or anything. He isn't. Never will be. Never could be.
Warren drifts in and out of his life from time to time, but it's not like he's that important. Not really. He's not even that special. He could be anyone, anyone who'd fill the function of being someone, somewhere that Tucker could go when he needs a break. The fact that he goes to Warren every single time doesn't mean anything. Warren's just convenient. He's just there.
So he doesn't really care when Warren leaves.
He doesn't care that Warren chooses Andrew over him.
He doesn't care that they've spent weeks, maybe even months, pretty much literally joined at the brain, only for Warren to up and disappear the second Andrew drops by and shakes his ass.
He doesn't care that Warren barely even thinks of him as Andrew and Jonathan lead him away from the house.
In fact, he barely notices Warren's absence from the house, and when he lies back on the bed and opens a vein for Meg to pour her magical liquid relief straight into his soul, it's got nothing to do with Warren. Nothing at all.
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bitterbyrden, based on Thanks to
niannah for the quick beta. 200 words exactly. Yay :)*
It's not like he's in love with Warren or anything. He isn't. Never will be. Never could be.
Warren drifts in and out of his life from time to time, but it's not like he's that important. Not really. He's not even that special. He could be anyone, anyone who'd fill the function of being someone, somewhere that Tucker could go when he needs a break. The fact that he goes to Warren every single time doesn't mean anything. Warren's just convenient. He's just there.
So he doesn't really care when Warren leaves.
He doesn't care that Warren chooses Andrew over him.
He doesn't care that they've spent weeks, maybe even months, pretty much literally joined at the brain, only for Warren to up and disappear the second Andrew drops by and shakes his ass.
He doesn't care that Warren barely even thinks of him as Andrew and Jonathan lead him away from the house.
In fact, he barely notices Warren's absence from the house, and when he lies back on the bed and opens a vein for Meg to pour her magical liquid relief straight into his soul, it's got nothing to do with Warren. Nothing at all.
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