FF#29: Chipped Blocks - Chapter One
Title: Chipped Blocks
Rating: R
Summary: Just because we love someone, that does not meant we understand them, and blood does not always make a family. It's only when Oliver and Felicity start to blend their lives together that things for them and their children start to make sense and work.
Characters: Felicity Smoak, Oliver Queen, Connor Hawke, Mia Smoak, Thea Queen, Sandra Hawke, Donna Smoak, Cooper Seldon
Genre: Family, Romance, Drama, Humor, Action, Flash Fic
Status: In-Progress (1/?)
A/N: So, I'm trying things a little different with this story. Although I have a general sense of where I want this fic to end up, I have nothing planned or outlined. I'm letting the chips fall where they may along with the prompts. This is SO not my normal process, so it very well could be a disaster. Together, we'll just have to see what happens. As always, thanks for reading and enjoy!
~Charlynn~
Chipped Blocks
An Olicity Flash Fic Story
Flash Fic Prompt #29: Up Close and Personal
Chapter One
Like a book you never wanted to end, the school day drew to a close, and the bell rang. Was it just Felicity, or did time seem to go by faster with every 'x' to the calendar?
“Frack.”
To a smattering of chuckles, she moved out from around her podium, realizing - too late - that she might have offered that exclamation up to the classroom a little louder than intended. However, if that was the worst thing she said to her students, then it had been a good day. Really, it was amazing that, fifteen years going strong, she still had a job, considering the things that came out of her mouth. Apparently, either her students didn't take her serious enough to actually listen to her, or she was deemed amusing enough to be spared their wicked vindictive streaks. Because, though Felicity enjoyed her job and still managed to teach high school without hating all teenagers, she was all too aware of their flaws. After all, it wasn't too long along that she had been one herself, and, even if she forgot her own less than sterling behavior (not that Donna Smoak would ever allow that to happen), then Mia would remind her.
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