Tag: falloween 2017

SuperCat, apple picking. Bonus points if Kara is super into it and Cat needs some convincing. Double bonus points if Alex and/or Carter and/or Eliza are involved.

likebrightness:

@statuepuppie also wanted apple picking! 

Cat doesn’t enjoy corporate events. She knows some people who love them, love schmoozing and posing for the camera doing good deeds and whatever else there is, but she has never been one of them. When she ran everything, she could show up, say a few words, and no one would think twice if she slipped out afterward; it was always believable that she was too busy to stick around. Now she feels more like a mascot than anything. She’s not running Catco, which she’s happy about; it’s given her time and space to move toward other things. Unfortunately, she’s still the face of Catco enough that it only makes sense for her to be at this event at a farm of all places. She’d love to make an appearance and then disappear, but she doesn’t have that option anymore. Doesn’t have any excuse and doesn’t have Kara’s unobtrusive apologies to cover for her as she leaves.

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Halloween related prompts. Supercat. Kara have never gone treak or treating (cause of sensory overload, by the time she could handle her powers she was “too old”) and when Carter finds out he invites her to go with them. Kara and Carter are having a blast and Cat thinks they are super cute. Pre-relationship or establish relationship, your pick.

hypnobyl:

Kara should have known the moment Carter approached her desk, smiled sweetly, and invited her trick-or-treating that she was going to embarrass herself. But no, her lack of forethought and genuine like for Carter led her to make the worst possible decision: saying yes and agreeing to dress up with him. This was his last Halloween where he got to gather free candy, after all, and she would be honored to go with him.

She hadn’t figured out that Cat would come with, too, until much later, when she was sprawled on her couch, half a slice of pizza jammed in her mouth, and the television blaring old reruns of Buffy. She’d practically choked, but she knew she couldn’t back out. That was why she was standing outside the Grant family brownstone in a ridiculous cowboy costume. It was the only non-sexualized costume left at the Halloween superstore by the time she’d gone looking, and she felt more than a little ridiculous with the fake stetson set at an angle on her head.

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