One of these days someone was going to drag Arthur bloody Wellesley kicking and screaming into the twenty-first century. Today was clearly not that day. Why he couldn’t just send a group email like any other director was a mystery to Grant.
“Did you get it?” William asked breathlessly. Still in his rugby kit; he must have run all the way.
“No,” Grant said, glaring at the JCR notice-board. “And look who did.”
Title: Medsoc Musical (series)
Author: fengirl88
Characters: William De Lancey, Colquhoun Grant, Jonathan Strange, and Arthur Wellesley
Summary: AU in which Team Peninsular are medical students at the University of Cambridge. The Medsoc’s Christmas musical is the Rocky Horror Picture Show; Grant is not happy with the casting.
Notes: Several of these stories were written for challenges at fan_flashworks, but all are available at Archive Of Our Own (see below).
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Part 1: Give You Some Terrible Thrills: One of these days someone was going to drag Arthur bloody Wellesley kicking and screaming into the twenty-first century. Today was clearly not that day.
Part 2: A Much Better Game: Only Arthur Wellesley would insist on having the end-of-show party in a sodding mansion in the middle of bloody nowhere.
Part 3: Why Don’t You Stay for the Night: A coach journey, an accident, and a happy ending.
Part 4: Eggs in the Morning: “So, how do you like your eggs in the morning?”
Part 5: Photographic Reconstruction: It was Jonathan’s idea, of course, recreating that photograph from the set of The Rocky Horror Picture Show for the Medsoc display at the Freshers’ Fair.
Part 6: Arrivals: Even after all these years, the sight of Grant in a crowd still catches Jonathan under the heart.
Part 7: Snapshot: It’s Jonathan’s favourite picture of Grant, of all the ones he’s taken.
Part 8: Apple: Jonathan catches up with Grant on his break.
Part 9: Knullruffs: The only thing louder than the fire alarm is Walter Pole’s pyjamas.
Part 10: Available Without Prescription: “Can’t sleep,” Jonathan grumbles. “Read to me?”
Part 11: The End of Summer: Grant keeps just one picture in his wallet, an image from the end of their first summer together.