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FIC: Wolf Whistle [Being Human, Nina]
Title: Wolf Whistle
Author: Omnicat
Unofficially Adapted From: Toby Whithouse & co’s Being Human.
Spoilers & Desirable Foreknowledge: All of the above.
Warnings: None.
Characters & Pairings: Nina
Summary: It wasn’t called a curse for nothing. Sometimes it was dangerous, sometimes excruciatingly painful. And sometimes just plain embarassing. // 100 words
Author’s Note: Well, this one was stupidly hard. *rubs temples*
Wolf Whistle
Nina jerked around when she heard the shrill call – a mystery that had been haunting her almost as long as those occasional exploding-wastebin-like bangs had.
She heard it again, once more behind her, now at the other end of the street. A group of teenagers on bikes passed by there and disappeared around the bend. One of them held his fisted hand to his mouth; others laughed.
Again the shriek, from the boys’ current direction.
A dog howled.
And Nina understood, feeling her jaw drop.
No. No.
Kids stuffing firecrackers in metal tubes, fine. Werewolves hearing dog whistles? Not fine!
Author: Omnicat
Unofficially Adapted From: Toby Whithouse & co’s Being Human.
Spoilers & Desirable Foreknowledge: All of the above.
Warnings: None.
Characters & Pairings: Nina
Summary: It wasn’t called a curse for nothing. Sometimes it was dangerous, sometimes excruciatingly painful. And sometimes just plain embarassing. // 100 words
Author’s Note: Well, this one was stupidly hard. *rubs temples*
Wolf Whistle
Nina jerked around when she heard the shrill call – a mystery that had been haunting her almost as long as those occasional exploding-wastebin-like bangs had.
She heard it again, once more behind her, now at the other end of the street. A group of teenagers on bikes passed by there and disappeared around the bend. One of them held his fisted hand to his mouth; others laughed.
Again the shriek, from the boys’ current direction.
A dog howled.
And Nina understood, feeling her jaw drop.
No. No.
Kids stuffing firecrackers in metal tubes, fine. Werewolves hearing dog whistles? Not fine!
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