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I ran out of room in the post for the first table, so here's my second table to wrap up my 100 drabbles! Here's the link to the first table. Can I get a little help from some one to make sure I didn't miss a number in transferring, please? It'd be greatly appreciated; I might even write a drabble for me if you live me a prompt with a fandom with which I'm familiar. :-)

47.	48.	49.	52.
( salt water taffy )	( sour )	( crab )	( season )
53.	54.	55.	59.
( sun )	( turtle )	( wave )	( Wick! )
64.	70.	71.	76.
( Step By Step Slash! )	( Cordy and Lorne )	( Jedediah/Octavius! )	( Belle/Ariel! )
88.	89.	90.	91.
( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )
92.	93.	94.	95.
( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )
96.	97.	98.	99.
( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )	( Author's Choice )
100.
( Author's Choice )

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Title: "The Amazing Ride"
Author: Pirate Turner
Rating: PG
Summary: Octavius and Jedediah will let nothing interrupt the amazing ride they share together.
( It was almost as though Jedediah lived for these moments spent together racing against Rexie, and these times had certainly become one of the highlights of the proud Roman General's nights. )

Title: "Rolling in Love's Sweet Arms"
Author: Pirate Turner
Rating: NC-17 for sexual content
Summary: Octavius comforts Jedediah during a storm, and together they find their own storm.
Warnings: Slash
Word Count: 3,955
Date Written: 21 August - 29 August, 2010
Disclaimer: Jedediah, Octavius, all other characters mentioned within, and The Night at the Museum are © & TM their respective owners, none of which are the author; are used without permission; and may not be used without permission. The author makes absolutely no profit off of this work of fan fiction, and no copyright infringement is intended.

 

(  Now, seeing Jedediah shaking and quivering before him in terror and looking like a lost child caught in the midst of a battlefield, Octavius understood. The General washed away, and only the man who was desperately and completely in love with the frightened, blonde cowboy before him remained. It didn't matter that war scared the sweet and wonderful man who had inched his way into Octavius' heart and soul to conquer his every thought; it only mattered that the man he loved was afraid. Octavius unfastened his helmet, removed it, and laid it quietly on the floor. Then he slowly began to inch towards Jed as he resumed speaking to him. )