Fic: three maids in a tub (SPN OFC story, R, Het)

[regala_electra]

I have this meta almost-DVD-style commentary to post, but I wrote not-sequel fic and I have that to share instead.

So I bring you a little coda.

three maids in a tubAuthor: Regala Electra

Comments

[cass404]

I love these women and how they remember the boys in various ways and scenarios. Thanks for letting them come to life again!

I have this meta almost-DVD-style commentary to post, but I wrote not-sequel fic and I have that to share instead.
Are you going to (please, please) post this next though?

[regala_electra]

Thank you! I like to flesh out my original characters as much as possible but I really wanted these three women to have these full lives even if they were only going to be passing affairs and I really grew to love them.

I think I'll try to post the "not-commentary" tomorrow morning. Hopefully it'll give people some insight into my crazypants writing habits.

[vinylroad]

Your fic always makes me smile. The details are so... perfect. Dead on. The last line in the Elle bit was KILLER.

[regala_electra]

Aww, I made you smile. That's very worth it.

Yay for the last line working!

[zelost_mind]

Your OCs are wonderful, so thoughtful and tangible. I appreciated them very much.

[regala_electra]

Aww, thank you so much, hon. I really grew to love Regina, Lydia, and Elle a whole lot.

[sloane_m]

These were great. It was interesting to see how each of them remembered their interactions with the boys. Plus I like the little bit of extra story that they contain and the way they just make a neat end to the whole story.

[regala_electra]

Hey, thank you for the feedback! I tend to write backstory out a lot and never use it, so this was a nice way of playing with what I kind of did in the trilogy, how each prologue to each section has a glimpse of the women at various times in their lives.

[littledust]

This is such a lovely coda to the trilogy. Your OCs are so, so well-developed. :)

[regala_electra]

*g* Thank you so much. I live giving characters a detailed internal life even if I don't let it loose in the story proper (due to a limited POV or whatever).