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I can't possibly resist metaphorically!smelling like Artemis! (Actually, I was all ready to post this, whether late or not, when I saw Tyranny's new post - but still!)
Prompt: Upward
Rating: G
Words: 100
Points: The TLP Appreciation Society
A single man in possession of a good fortune...
She narrowed her eyes.
Irelands’s Richest Bachelor Turns Twenty, the cover read.
He wasn’t so bad, she supposed. The eyes were rather nice blue and, even if the skin was appallingly pale and the muscles nonexistent, that could always be fixed with the right encouragement. And, although she had to admit that the arrogant smirk and the challengingly raised eyebrow were a little off-putting, a billion pounds in the bank could make up for a great deal else.
Discarding the unread magazine, she began practicing her most vacuous smile in the mirror.
It was time to think about marrying upwards.
A/N: I can’t believe I just drabbled an OC. Oh well, it was all that came to mind with the prompt of “upward”, so... The title is, of course, from Pride and Prejudice and it ends “... must be in want of a wife.” As for who the “lucky” Fowl is... you choose!
Prompt: Upward
Rating: G
Words: 100
Points: The TLP Appreciation Society
A single man in possession of a good fortune...
She narrowed her eyes.
Irelands’s Richest Bachelor Turns Twenty, the cover read.
He wasn’t so bad, she supposed. The eyes were rather nice blue and, even if the skin was appallingly pale and the muscles nonexistent, that could always be fixed with the right encouragement. And, although she had to admit that the arrogant smirk and the challengingly raised eyebrow were a little off-putting, a billion pounds in the bank could make up for a great deal else.
Discarding the unread magazine, she began practicing her most vacuous smile in the mirror.
It was time to think about marrying upwards.
A/N: I can’t believe I just drabbled an OC. Oh well, it was all that came to mind with the prompt of “upward”, so... The title is, of course, from Pride and Prejudice and it ends “... must be in want of a wife.” As for who the “lucky” Fowl is... you choose!