Comments | mandysbitch: Fic (Heroes): What It Is and What It Is Not (Nathan/ Peter, NC-17), Part One

mandysbitch

Fic (Heroes): What It Is and What It Is Not (Nathan/ Peter, NC-17), Part One

Aug 05, 2007 15:13

What It Is and What It Is Not
Heroes (Nathan/ Peter, NC-17)
Word Count: 22980
Author's Notes: This is a story I started in April that was constantly side-tracked by work, other fanfic and the ever-changing Heroes canon. After some sprucing and numerous re-writes I am relieved as all get out to finally get it off my hard-drive. Thanks in no small ( Read more... )

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mandysbitch August 5 2007, 08:19:14 UTC

You're a bit too fast. It is now. :)

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mandysbitch August 5 2007, 08:27:29 UTC

Wow. Who knew people did that? Well it's all up there now - Go for it!

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sparky77 August 5 2007, 19:48:16 UTC

So, I am work on Sunday (boo!) and checking LJ and I saw this and suddenly my day got better. I can't wait to get home and read it!

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mandysbitch August 10 2007, 06:54:45 UTC

Curled up in my bed under the doona's with my palm pilot, could not stop reading it till right till the end, so did not get to sleep till almost 2 am.

Which is why I don't read in bed. I have enough trouble getting to sleep. *g*

Anyway, just want to let you know it was over 22,000 words of AWESOME!

it was about 22 000 words of headache for me but it's very gratifying to hear people enjoyed it. Thanks so much for the comments. :)

liritarofrohan August 6 2007, 02:27:26 UTC

My fucking gods. Just... wow.

hermionesviolin September 22 2007, 20:28:56 UTC

I didn't notice the word count in the header, so I got to the end and was like, "There's more?!"

"What did you expect?" Nathan says. "And you're not destitute; I'll pay your rent for the first six months. At least until you get on your feet."

Peter shakes his head. "That's not what I had in mind," he says. He doesn't know what he had in mind. In truth, he did expect his father to cut him off and he'd convinced himself he would live by independent means as a young man of his age should. Of course, now that he's faced with the prospect he realizes he doesn't know the first thing about surviving without his parents.

"Peter -." Heidi looks from Nathan to Peter. "We want to."

"Trust me," Nathan says. "He expects it. He doesn't want an orderly for a son, but he doesn't want you living on the streets either. He wouldn't cut you loose if he didn't think I'd pick up the slack."

Peter thinks it sounded nicer the way Heidi said it. "All the same," Peter says. "It's temporary." He feels like a parrot.
Yes, that is exactly how it would have ( ... )