Title: Business As Usual
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HuggeroftreesFandom: Murder In Suburbia
Pairing: Ash/Scribbs
Warnings: Swearing, (later there will be flirting and possible affection)
Summary: For Ralst’s IDF 2009
"What If?" challenge: An AU-Fic of Ash/Scribbs (Murder in Suburbia) placing them in London during WW2, serving in the ATS.
Chapter 1 ~X~
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Glad you enjoyed reading chapter 2, even if it did melt the cognitive processes for a second. Thanks!
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Glad it wasn't a pleasant rather than a indifferent surprise. Thanks for the compliments!
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Erin
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Glad you liked it, thanks for commenting.
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A New chapter!!
AND an Biggles reference!!
I think I want to marry you...
Seriously though, great to see an update of this excellent story.
One little point - A Levels - they didn't exist before 1951. Prior to that it was the multi-subject School Certificate at 16 and the multi-subject Higher School Certificate at 18. (And poor kids didn't usually get that far without some sort of scholarship - usually they left school & started work at 14). Other than that, though, I love how beautifully researched your story is. True to the time, true to the conditions and yet still true to the characters. Great work.
Thanks.
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Biggles was going to be Dan Dare, but he didn't turn up 'til 1951 so I was stuffed with that line of enquiry. So. These A'Levels. Really not around then? Blast. Will have to edit in the School Cert a la Chalet School instead.
Thanks for the commentary, tis nice to know the aim to sound authentic is not too badly achieved.
Edited to add: will only accept marriage offers from monied persons. Tenders to write thesis are gratefully received however.
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Damn!!
That's me out then - I'm broke... *g*
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Lookit the nice thesis. One kind lady owner - simple to write - no hidden catches.
Please?
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Now we just need Worrals and the Abbey Girls worked in and the references will be complete :)
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Worrals? I find my research lacking. That's not like being on the Wirral then?
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My Mum and Dad had the Biggles & Worrals books as well as the Abbey Girls series from when they were kids & I read them voraciously, along with the Damn Busters and Reach for the Sky biographies.
Never read Sexton Blake tho - love LPW so will have to look this up.
See what you can learn through fanfic!
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