Baby-sitters Club Fic Rec

The Complicated Life of Bart Taylor, by quiet__tiger Words: 10800 Rating: NC17 Summary: The more Bart has figured out, the more complicated things get. Excerpt: They both started laughing, and Bart felt pretty much at ease. They were cementing their friendship, not destroying it. And Logan looked happier than Bart had seen him in a while. “So you’ve never talked about this with anyone?” Logan snorted. “Like who? King? Alan? I’ve been alone. Until you.” The atmosphere in the room gradually changed; one minute both Bart and Logan were laid back and sharing, and the next Bart could practically taste the electricity in the room. And then practically before he knew it what he could taste was Logan as the blond slipped his tongue in his mouth. Logan ran a hand through his hair and Bart tightened his fist around the bottom of Logan’s shirt.

BABY-SITTERS CLUB FIC REC

Pathway, by SeungSeiRan Words: 16,000 Rating: T Summary: Always considered mature and level-headed by others, Shannon thought old wounds could heal with time. On the other hand, the only way she and Bart may ever learn to move on is to go back to where they fell apart, to their last farewell. Shannon/Bart. Excerpt: Bart Taylor. She guesses Kristy's right when she says he's no quitter. They walk up to the Thomas' door, silent, hands closed and not touching. Shannon thinks Kristy doesn't say goodbye when she opens the door and leaves him on the porch. He gets the hint anyway. Bart Taylor is one of those boys that look better from a vantage, she decides. Then again, most of them do. She sees him in Math class on Tuesday, doodling over the front page of his textbook. He stares blankly at the question thrown at him and she notes the harsh stubby clouds of fuzz lining his chin. A month later, he asks her to the Autumn Ball and she says no because the Drama Club's production of The Romancers is in full swing so rehearsals are held almost daily. Two weeks in and she notices he's been attending every single one of them. Come opening night, she's told she made a wonderful Sylvette on stage. She finds him loitering near the back of the auditorium, obviously uncomfortable in the vicinity of theater snobs and proud parents.