Like Mother, Like Daughter?
This fic is rated: G
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean
Characters: Elizabeth Turner, ofc (with background implied Liz/Jack)
Summary: Her daughter has interesting taste in reading material.
Word Count: 100
Feedback: yes, please! Concrit welcomed.
Distribution: archiving, linking or remixing ok, just credit me and drop me a line!
Author's Note: I felt like a needed some nice fluffy fluff.
Cross-Posted were_lemur, pirategasm, potc_fic, potc_100, eswann, potc_elizabeth
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Disclaimer: PotC belongs to Disney. Characters will be played with nicely and returned to them in good condition when I'm done. No infringement is intended, please don't sue me!
Elizabeth found her daughter curled atop a pile of plundered silks, reading a novel.
Though she'd stepped lightly, the young woman heard her enter; one hand dropped, almost casually, to the hilt of her sword. But when she saw who it was, she straightened, detangling her limbs in a manner that was pure Jack.
"I remember when I was your age," Elizabeth said, "I was always reading about pirates."
Her daughter turned the book so that she could see the cover. "Pirates I have in excess," she said, and grinned. "I think it would be fascinating to meet a gentleman."
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean
Characters: Elizabeth Turner, ofc (with background implied Liz/Jack)
Summary: Her daughter has interesting taste in reading material.
Word Count: 100
Feedback: yes, please! Concrit welcomed.
Distribution: archiving, linking or remixing ok, just credit me and drop me a line!
Author's Note: I felt like a needed some nice fluffy fluff.
Cross-Posted were_lemur, pirategasm, potc_fic, potc_100, eswann, potc_elizabeth
My FanFic Masterlist
Disclaimer: PotC belongs to Disney. Characters will be played with nicely and returned to them in good condition when I'm done. No infringement is intended, please don't sue me!
Elizabeth found her daughter curled atop a pile of plundered silks, reading a novel.
Though she'd stepped lightly, the young woman heard her enter; one hand dropped, almost casually, to the hilt of her sword. But when she saw who it was, she straightened, detangling her limbs in a manner that was pure Jack.
"I remember when I was your age," Elizabeth said, "I was always reading about pirates."
Her daughter turned the book so that she could see the cover. "Pirates I have in excess," she said, and grinned. "I think it would be fascinating to meet a gentleman."