Summary: Brian watches Justin working at the diner, in his mind working out how to get him back. A short drabble that takes place after the Rage Party. Gap-filler.

Justin takes control of things, along with taking care of Brian.

Story beta'd by BritinManor. DISCLAIMER: QAF and its characters are the sole property of Showtime and Cowlip Productions. This work is done purely for entertainment purposes only No copyright infringement is intended.
Categories: QAF US
Characters: Brian Kinney, Justin Taylor
Tags: One-Shot
Genres: Could be Canon
Pairings: Brian/Justin
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 3312 Read Count: 2273

Michael learns what Brian really meant when he said he had an early night.

First grader Justin Taylor takes a bold move giving Brian a special card on Valentine's Day, not knowing at the time it would be one that would always be remembered.    

Everything is not as it seems. Lindsay has a secret and Melanie is fed up and wants a way out. Brian, Emmett, Ted, and Michael struggle with being without Deb and Vic. Justin and Brian meet without realizing it. Ben and Justin struggle with being single fathers. Blake, Drew, Justin, and Ben become closer than ever. 

Michael and Justin have a very public argument (which almost became physical) over Michael's interference in Justin's relationship with Brian. During the argument Justin refuses to continue drawing Rage and Michael tells Justin that Brian should have left him to die in the parking garage on prom night. Shortly after the argument, Michael disappears. Is Justin responsible or is something else going on?

Plot Bunny by Deb1

Happy Valentine's to one and all of our beloved QAF family.  I was listening to some of my favorite old rock & roll songs a few weeks ago and when the Sam Cooke song, 'Cupid' came on, this story was suddenly born in my head.  I hope you will enjoy this little trip into a fantasy world as Cupid tells the assembled gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus all about his greatest challenge while doing his job.  I owe a great deal of gratitude to my darling granddaughter, Marika, for the lovely banner and my talented beta, Judy, for her terrific skills.  Hope you all have nothing but love on Valentine's Day and all year round.

Happy Holidays everyone.  I have an early Christmas gift for you, and I hope you will enjoy it.  This story is set a little over ten years after Justin headed off for New York City, leaving Pittsburgh behind.  It seems that his plan didn't last long, and a decade later he is happily married to Brian.  The only fly in the ointment of their happiness is how much Brian misses seeing his son, Gus far more often than the occasional visits back and forth to Canada.  Justin's dearest wish is to arrange for Brian to receive the best Christmas gift ever, and he is willing to do whatever he can to make that happen

Brian’s thoughts, and emotions during the greatest unification since Germany. Imagine the song Cha Cha is playing in the background.