Dev Spencer Quinn (
the_sexy_quinn) wrote2009-01-29 11:09 am
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Meet the Quinns
Dev's parents had sent a car to pick up Tom and Dev from the airport. Usually, Dev would feel annoyed that they didn't trust him to make it to the house in Malibu on his own, but this time he was looking forward to relaxing in the back with his boyfriend and unwinding from the flight from Boston. While on the plane, he'd made sure to tell Tom everything he could think of about his folks. He'd shared that both of his parents were born into money yet didn't seem to share the same sense of entitlement that most of their friends did. That didn't mean that they didn't enjoy their money, of course. They had the houses and the cars and all of the trappings of wealth, but the difference, Dev cheekily told Tom, was that they were kind to their staff and treated them like human beings. Sara and Jackson Quinn had also been married for twenty-five years and were the only couple among their friends who had never been divorced. That was more than enough to set them apart from the rest of the company they kept.
Dev had then explained how his family had come into its money (though he did it quickly because, frankly, it embarrassed him to be a trust fund baby). Dev's great-grandfather had been wise enough to buy up a tremendous amount of property in the Los Angeles area and through savvy development decisions had secured his family's wealth for generations to come. Sara's family held the patent for a simple household item that had brought in millions for them and would continue to do so for a great while longer, as well. Dev had told Tom that the only reason he was a poor student now was because he had dropped out of school and been determined to have some freedom and struggle with life a little before taking control of his trust. The day that happened, he and Tom would never want for anything. It just happened that his parents were under the impression that he was rejecting both them and their money and constantly fretted about their son's decision to "go rogue." On the plane, Dev had asked Tom not to let on about his plans to go back into the family fold once he was ready.
Dev looked over at his lover and smiled as the car headed out of the airport. "Almost time to meet Sara and Jack," he said, taking Tom's hand in his own. "Too late to back out now, unless you don't mind jumping out of a moving vehicle."
Dev had then explained how his family had come into its money (though he did it quickly because, frankly, it embarrassed him to be a trust fund baby). Dev's great-grandfather had been wise enough to buy up a tremendous amount of property in the Los Angeles area and through savvy development decisions had secured his family's wealth for generations to come. Sara's family held the patent for a simple household item that had brought in millions for them and would continue to do so for a great while longer, as well. Dev had told Tom that the only reason he was a poor student now was because he had dropped out of school and been determined to have some freedom and struggle with life a little before taking control of his trust. The day that happened, he and Tom would never want for anything. It just happened that his parents were under the impression that he was rejecting both them and their money and constantly fretted about their son's decision to "go rogue." On the plane, Dev had asked Tom not to let on about his plans to go back into the family fold once he was ready.
Dev looked over at his lover and smiled as the car headed out of the airport. "Almost time to meet Sara and Jack," he said, taking Tom's hand in his own. "Too late to back out now, unless you don't mind jumping out of a moving vehicle."
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[tag Dean]
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He offered his beer to Dev and watched him take a sip before asking Tom, "What made you decide to leave the church?"
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Sadie walked over to Tom and smiled at him. "Sit next to me?"
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"I guess that leaves you and me on the opposite side, kiddo," Dean said, putting his hand on Dev's back as he took back his beer and guided Dev towards the table.
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[tag Dev]
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When Dean took him over to the table, Dev made sure to sit right across from Tom. If they couldn't sit next to one another, at least they'd be able to play a little footsie until they could be alone.
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Just then, he felt Dev's foot sliding up the inside of his jeans and caressing his calf. He smiled over at his lover as his own foot slid across the deck and mimicked the younger man's movements.
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"Tom, if you wouldn't mind saying grace," she said, smiling at him.
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As he spoke the names of the Trinity, Tom crossed himself and offered a silent thanks for another gift from God, the love of the beautiful young man sitting across from him. Opening his eyes he smiled at Dev and gave him a wink.
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"Just make sure you leave some for the rest of us," Dean laughed as he watched the food pile up on Dev's plate.
"I need my energy for later," Dev replied, giving Tom a heated look across the table.
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"Hey!" Sadie protested. "He was talking about you!"
"Dev, behave yourself in front of your sister, please," Jack said, sensing that his son was up to something.
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"Dev!" Jack snapped. "What did I say?"
Dean leaned over to whisper something into Dev's ear, then Dev blushed and moved his foot so he could sit up.
"Sorry, Dad," Dev said.
"Daddy," Sadie said, "It's okay. I don't mind if Dev's a pervert."
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"Of course we are!" Sadie laughed.
Dean chuckled and looked at Tom. "Careful, Tom. These two are a handful when they're together."
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Jack laughed at what his son said, then gave Tom an approving look. "Tom, if that's true, you have my congratulations. I didn't think anyone could tame this kid."
"I haven't been tamed!" Dev protested with a laugh. "I'm just a bit more...domesticated than I was before."
"That's a bit of a shame," Dean said, putting an arm around Dev's shoulders and giving him a squeeze. "Our resident wild child is disappearing."
"Trust me, Dean," Sara said, "that isn't a bad thing." She smiled at Tom. "In fact, I think it's wonderful."
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