Since I've Been Loving You

101-110

101. Heating
Joe begs Tom to turn on the heat - it's December in Boston, for crying out loud - but Tom vehemently refuses so Joe puts on a sweater and cuddles with Tom under a blanket.

102. Suspicious
Joe doesn't know why Tom's been coming home late and it's starting to worry him.

103. Irony
Peyton doesn't miss the bitter irony when Tom moves on from him to Joe in less than a month, but after the way he treated Tom, he can't blame him.

104. Kleptomaniac
Joe steals all of Tom's clothes - jerseys, sweatshirts, sweatpants, hats, scarves, shorts - and Tom accuses him of being a klepto but secretly be finds Joe's thievery extremely flattering.

105. Convict
There's a prisoner on death row whose final wish is to meet Tom and Joe is loath to share his husband, but Tom assures him it'll be alright.

106. Riot
Tom's always loved Joe's way with words, but when a strongly worded tweet accidentally induces an NFL-wide riot against corrupt referees, Tom convinces Joe to lay low for awhile.

107. Waste
One night Tom asks Joe why he's always doing something, always busy, rarely sleeping, and Joe replies that he doesn't want to waste a minute of his life.

108. Human
Tom suffers a tough loss and beats himself up for days until Joe can't take it anymore and takes his husband into his arms and tells him "for God's sake, you're only human".

109. Naughty
Christmas is coming up and Joe's a goody two-shoes, so Tom buys him a sweater that simply has "nice" on it; on the contrary, Joe gets Tom a leather jacket emblazoned "naughty".

110. Pin Up
When Joe sees it in the store, he has to buy it, so he puts it up somewhere Tom'll be sure to see it, and he's rewarded at dinner when Tom asks "why is there a pin up of me on the refrigerator?"