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Andrew Clark is . . . failing his classes. Brian Johnson is more than willing to help - after all, it's his only chance to hang out with Andy; but maybe, deep down, there's another reason he wants to get close.
Alas, Brian is a dork - a stereotypical nerd, a loner with no social skills. Andrew Clark is the epitome of 'cool'; masculinity practically runs through his veins. How could they ever get along?
OR > Brian Johnson and Andrew Clark are burnt-out teenagers. One kiss to calm them down wouldn't hurt, right?
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'He eyed the two brunettes in the photo and let out a dry laugh. They were jock idiots, a means to an end, but they looked good. Strong and dumb - just J.D.’s type.'
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Sandy might have been as sweet as soda and as bright as the sun, but Kenickie was as addictive as nicotine and as magnetic as steel.
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Cameron wasn’t quite sure when it really started, the “fooling around.”
Maybe Ferris was right. Had anything really begun? It’d always been fooling around of some sort.
(My Ferris Bueller epic.)
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Beauty And Grace (Of Which You Hold One) by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Breakfast Club (1985)
31 Aug 2023
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-Five times Brian thinks John is beautiful, and one time he tells him.-
The first time Brian realizes John is beautiful, he’s 14. He’s almost six months into his freshman year of high school and he bumps into him on his way to english, and he stops short when he’s about to apologize with a quiet ‘oh’, because, well, oh.
His hair had been shorter then, just curling around his ears, that beautiful chestnut brown, but his eyes had been dull even then. He didn’t smell like weed or alcohol, but the stale scent of previously smoked cigarettes clung to him. His mouth had turned up in a practiced half-smirk at Brians silence, plush pink lips stretching and coffee stained teeth on display and eyes sparkling just a bit with mischief, and Brian nearly fainted at the sight.
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“Oh please,” Stu drawls around his chewed up paper straw. “Get a room!”
“Nah, we’ll save that for the tunnel of love,” Billy shoots back, pitching his voice into a weak imitation of Stu’s.
Stu’s mouth twitches as he gets up to toss his empty cup in the bin. Maybe this could be a fun night after all.
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Or: The one where the Fountain Five go to the fair, Billy hates everyone, a storm rolls in, and Stu refuses to behave.
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- Part 2 of Carnival of Carnage

