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tampered2006-12-24 09:37 pm
Log; Ongoing
When; Just after this
Rating; PG-13
Characters; Wendy
motherlike, Hook
ironhook, & Peter
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Summary; One wish that James Hook had never grown up + Peter's decision that said boy is now his friend + the arrival of Wendy Darling; and things are bound to get complicated.
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Peter grinned happily as the wind rushed past his ears. Christmas Eve was supposed to be special of course, but he'd never imagined something as wonderful as this. He'd managed to make a new friend that morning- James, who was awfully clever and funny and most importantly; loved adventure as much as he did. They'd spent the whole day having fun and talking about Neverland and even though they really had only met early that day, they were fast friends.
And then the most astonishing thing- Wendy had arrived!
He wasn't certain how or why she'd gotten to the City, but it hardly mattered. The boy had missed Wendy terribly (though he'd never go so far as to admit such a thing), and the moment he'd found out he'd insisted on finding her.
Xanadu wasn't far he knew, but he couldn't fight the fluttering in his stomach. He wanted to see her straight away, and though he called for his new friend to follow him- Peter had easily taken a great lead, cutting though the air and stopping only when he'd reached the garden's gate; calling out as he searched for her. "Wendy! Wendy are you there?"
Rating; PG-13
Characters; Wendy
Summary; One wish that James Hook had never grown up + Peter's decision that said boy is now his friend + the arrival of Wendy Darling; and things are bound to get complicated.
Log;
Peter grinned happily as the wind rushed past his ears. Christmas Eve was supposed to be special of course, but he'd never imagined something as wonderful as this. He'd managed to make a new friend that morning- James, who was awfully clever and funny and most importantly; loved adventure as much as he did. They'd spent the whole day having fun and talking about Neverland and even though they really had only met early that day, they were fast friends.
And then the most astonishing thing- Wendy had arrived!
He wasn't certain how or why she'd gotten to the City, but it hardly mattered. The boy had missed Wendy terribly (though he'd never go so far as to admit such a thing), and the moment he'd found out he'd insisted on finding her.
Xanadu wasn't far he knew, but he couldn't fight the fluttering in his stomach. He wanted to see her straight away, and though he called for his new friend to follow him- Peter had easily taken a great lead, cutting though the air and stopping only when he'd reached the garden's gate; calling out as he searched for her. "Wendy! Wendy are you there?"

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"Peter! I'm here," she chirped as she lifted a hand and waved him over.
Mind you, the fact that she wove him over didn't stop her from taking the first few initial steps forward. It was more than relief that washed over her then; it was joy, because she had missed him more than she dared let on.
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Instead, Peter grinned, hands rising to settle at his waist as he stood before her. She looked exactly the way she had the last time he'd seen her- as if nothing had changed at all. Offering a formal bow and genuine smile, his voice was surprisingly soft when he spoke. "Hullo Wendy."
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Her eyes, wide and blue as the sea, squinted slightly when she smiled a second time and proceeded to dip into a reciprocating curtsy to his bow. It was nostalgic almost, and that only served to widen her already blissfully amused sort of smile. Peter had not changed a bit, and that was simply perfect.
"Hello, Peter."
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He paused, hands falling from his sides as he looked at her. "Wendy, are you alright?"
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"You never came back to hear my stories," she lightly scolded, bowing her head to mask the fact that she was smiling rather than frowning.
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James wasn't surprised, really, even though he had been practicing all day this new gift of flight. He could dip and swerve easily enough, and had managed to keep up with Peter perfectly well, getting better as the day wore on. Apparently, though, when excited, he was no match for the fairy boy at all. His new friend had quickly out-stripped him as they flew towards the gardens, and even flying his fastest, the Oppidan quickly fell behind. He found he didn't much like being seperated from Peter, similar to the way he didn't like to be away from Jolly-- though with Peter it was somehow worse.
During the course of the day James had shucked his school's coat, along with the vest and neck-tie (they were a terrible nuisance, getting in the way of adventuring), leaving him in regulation blue trousers and a white dress-shirt. He squinted against the dusk to seek out his missing friend and whoever it was Peter had been so excited to see.
Once sighting them, a small frown curled his mouth. They were standing awfully close together, weren't they? He and that little lady. If he wasn't mistaken, they had probably just been locked in a warm hug. His stomach twisted, but he pushed it aside to grin instead. This was the perfect opportunity for a sneak attack. Without warning, James suddenly pitched forward, diving for the pair, and hair flying like the black of a pirate flag, he crashed into Peter, arms locking around the other's shoulders in a playful, but possessive, embrace.
"Gotcha!"
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His mouth opened, hesitating briefly before he spoke, as if uncertain as to what would come out.
"Wendy I-oof!"
The tackle caught him as off guard as the hug had- though with signifigantly more force and the momentum coupled with the other boy's weight knocked him over with an undignified yelp. Surprise faded into a laugh easily enough and Peter nudged the boy off with a smile, looking at the pair as he stood. He'd never been particularly good at introductions, but he supposed in this case, it was important.
"James, this is my Wendy and Wendy, this is the new friend I told you about, James."
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"I hardly think I can compare to your James, Peter! I certainly can't tackle someone and he is quite witty." She directed a smile at the other boy and winked. "It's a pleasure to finally meet you in person, James."
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A wry eye was then turned to Wendy, sizing her up from his lower level. So that was Wendy, was it. She was oddly familiar-- something about her cheekbones-- but the thought was replaced with something like arrogance at her flattery.
"The pleasure is all mine, Wendy," He said as he climbed to his feet, dusting off both pants and shirt. Once there, he executed a dramatic bow, left hand extending slightly to the side, right arm across his middle. When he straightened, he shook his head to clear the raven curls from his face, and gave the girl a charming smile. After all, she was kind as far as he could tell, and if she was Peter's friend, well. He might as well give her a chance.
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Though that was when Peter's stick broke, and the other boy changed the rules. He squawked as he went down, makeshift weapon flying from his hand, and growling playfully he wrestled Peter, fighting him to get the upper hand. But just as they had been in the air, they were just as evenly matched on the ground, and succeeded in doing little but soiling their already adventure-dirtied clothing.
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"However, I'm not about to let two dirty boys get dirt all over the furniture, so it's off to the bath with you!" Oh, no, that was the part she was far from kidding about, it seemed. She looked quite stern, even. "Well, of course, that's only if you wish to hear my stories of the fearsome forest beast."
She turned her back to them, tilted her nose into the air, only in a playful show of displeasure, and waited.
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He was pouting, that much was for certain, but he'd managed to crawl off of James and in the meantime, gave his best pitiful face to the girl. In truth, Peter had paid little attention to the fact that she'd already chosen a building because again- any room was fine. And then she'd offered a story, one about a forest moster no less but did he really have to...?
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"That's hardly a fair trade off," He said, sounding pompous, but teetering on the edge of pouting, siding with Peter.
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"If you both bathe, then I shall both tell you a story and give you your Christmas gifts. Surely that must be fair?" The girl folded her arms across her chest, lips twitching as she attempted to contain her smile, and tilted her face off to the side.
"What say you of that?"
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On noticing, however, that the pouting was getting him no where, Peter glanced at the boy at his side before looking up at Wendy once more. "Well, since you picked the room, we'll follow after you."
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"Ladies first," He told her, bowing slightly at the waist and sweeping his arm out, gesturing for her to take the lead back to whichever building she had chosen.
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"You'll both like your gifts, I imagine, they were quite difficult to find," she spoke up again without missing a beat. "And I promise the bath won't be too terribly painful, nor long! Not nearly as awful as medicine," she added, perhaps to put them both at ease.
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Sometime in the night they had all shifted, James' right arm tucked under his head, his left thrown over the boy tucked safely against his chest. That hand was in a loose first, resting on the extra fabric of Wendy's nightgown that took up the space between she and Peter, and the entire picture was one of the man keeping the children possessively close.
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If nothing else, the sound of the other's heart beat seemed enough to calm him, and the boy's breathing slowly evened out once more, body relaxing as one hand fisted in the fabric of James' clothes.
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at last feeling secure and cared for.
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Sleep urged him closer to his bed time companion, as if worried he may mysteriously vanish in the night and the boy's legs wound him tighter, body flat against James' own as his fingers remained securely knotted in the man's shirt- as if trying to disappear himself.
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Forget-me-nots darkened by night opened slowly, and as he saw that golden hair millimetres from his face, the sinking feeling abruptly dropped and his insides ran cold. Because he knew, without a doubt, that he was curled in an intimate embrace with none other than his archrival, Peter Pan.
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His body arched against James' once more as he shifted- hips rolling forward as his legs readjusted themselves and Peter sighed contentedly.
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