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Starts with a Chuckle

Oct 06, 2007 12:44

Title: Starts with a Chuckle
Author: junalele
Pairings: Michael Scofield and Fernando Sucre
Rating: pg, gen (if you squint very hard, maybe pre-slash)
Word Count: 901
Summary: This is set in season one. Michael contemplates what Sucre means to him.
Disclaimer: Sadly, I don’t own these characters. I just wish...
Notes: This was written for the 100 Watchers ( Read more... )

character: michael scofield, warning: inner monologue, fandom: prison break, rating: pg, challenge: 100 watchers, character: fernando sucre

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bm_shipper October 6 2007, 12:37:42 UTC

Wow, that's sooooooooooooo sweet :-)

junas_stories October 6 2007, 21:02:02 UTC

Thank you! Glad you like.

bm_shipper October 6 2007, 21:03:37 UTC

Yeah, I love it :-) So sweet and so true :-) *goes off writing her own fanfic further* :D

junas_stories October 6 2007, 22:19:46 UTC

Really - thank you. :D

I've been trying to explore Michael's LLI a bit and what it must mean to him in everyday life because it totally fascinates me.

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clair_de_lune October 6 2007, 17:21:29 UTC

Oh, nice. I really love that scene, and you fleshed it out just right. Thanks for writing :o)

junas_stories October 6 2007, 21:04:22 UTC

Oh, thank you so much for reading and the comment. Glad you like it. :D

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junas_stories October 7 2007, 12:19:28 UTC

Ooooh, thank you!! That's exactly what I wanted to show, sooo glad that it apparently came across.

It's weird. I love to read slash but when it comes to writing stories myself it's often more gen than slash, or pre-slash. Really weird.

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junas_stories October 7 2007, 23:09:49 UTC

I know what you mean. And shipping a het pairing - I don't in fan fiction. There are some shows, though, (like Scrubs or Gilmore Girls) where I consciously resisted every slashy temptation, haven't read a single fic and just watch them. And then kind ship the het pairings. As soon as I dive into fandom and fan fiction - it's either slash or gen for me. Yep.