Writings and Other Strangers

Title: Who Needs Tomorrow
Fandom: Person of Interest
Pairing: Reese/ Finch
Rating: NC-17
Words: 3200
Summary: “There is only one bed,” Harold pronounces, in the manner one might use for a catastrophic event. He eyes the hotel bed distrustfully. “I specifically requested two.”

A/N: For this prompt on Meme of Interest, where “Reese and Finch have to share a hotel room and a bed” and misunderstandings follow. Title from We’ve Got Tonight, inspired by the Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton version.

( John casts his eyes toward the ceiling and sighs. 'I’ll sleep in the tub.' )

Title: A Lifetime For A Day
Fandom: Person of Interest
Pairing: Reese/ Finch
Rating: PG-13
Words: 9400
Summary: Bakery AU.

“Your Danishes appear dry, over-flaked, and uninspired,” the man informs him. “I don’t doubt the rest of your creations are in the same vein.”

John blinks. This is new; no one’s ever eviscerated him quite like this before.

A/N: Inspired by descendingspiral’s post here, of “Baker!John trying to woo the elusive customer with the glasses and nice suits every morning with pastry goodness”.

The bakery John is assigned to work in is based loosely on the Sugar Sweet Sunshine Bakery in New York, and also the real-life location where Harold is filmed first testing the Machine. The snippet of the song is from Josh Groban’s Sincera (A+, would recommend for Rinch feels). Title is from Sugarland’s Tonight.

( A lifetime for a day would be an even trade. )