Meet-cute in a petting zoo
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The Easter Petting Zoo by MM2022
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
30 Mar 2024
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“Didn’t you hold a duckling?”
“Er,” said Aziraphale, looking up from where he was kneeling on the ground, trying to entice to most energetic of the kids frolicking around to get into his lap (he watched it attempt to climb a resting sheep earlier, and then the hay feeder, certainly his knees wouldn’t be much of a stretch?), and promptly losing his gift of speech. Addressing him was one of the animal handlers, the gorgeous red-haired man Aziraphale noticed as soon as he walked up to the mobile pen.
Whickber Street Shopkeepers and Traders Association brings in a petting zoo for Easter, and bookseller Aziraphale stops by. A human AU meet-cute.
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- Part 1 of Meet-cute in a petting zoo
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Fluff and Scales by MM2022
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
07 Apr 2024
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Crowley carefully settled the carriers down on the floor and opened the larger one.
“These are Cinnabun and Bundt,” he commented, lifting up two bunnies, one beige and one dark brown with white chest, and carefully depositing them in Jim’s and Aziraphale’s laps, respectively. At Aziraphale’s snort, he shrugged. “Any complaints about the names go to Deirdre, she’s in charge of the rabbits, and she thinks food puns are just the thing to build rapport with the younger audiences. These two got off lightly, wait till you meet Jackaloaf and Hareshey’s!”
Crowley comes to London again and sets up a more private animal encounter for Aziraphale... and Jim.
Continued from The Easter Petting Zoo, and probably won't make much sense without reading that one first.
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- Part 2 of Meet-cute in a petting zoo
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The Road to Eden by MM2022
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
14 Apr 2024
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“The past owner had a bit of a religious theme going on, so the alpacas are named after angels,” Anathema told them as she distributed small bags of pellets. “This big boy is Gabriel,” the animal's coat was the exact shade of grey that Jim favoured in his corporate days, “and the girls are Michael, Uriel and Muriel,” a big grey alpaca was followed by two smaller chocolate-brown ones.
Aziraphale looked around to find Crowley and realised that here, unlike at the Youngs’ farm, he was hanging back, not getting too close to the alpacas.
“Some of those cuties are spitters,” he explained when he noticed Aziraphale’s questioning look. “Don’t care to be part of their target practice today.”
Aziraphale (with Jim and Bee) finally visits Tadfield, and meets Anathema and her charges - a herd of alpacas named after angels. Some of them don't act particularly angelically, though...
The last installment of the series continued from The Easter Petting Zoo and Fluff and Scales, and probably won't make much sense without reading those first.
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- Part 3 of Meet-cute in a petting zoo