Comments | lower_tadfield: An angsty fic offering.

underthered in lower_tadfield

An angsty fic offering.

May 18, 2006 22:53

Title: Heaven Fall Into Hell (1/3)
Rating: R for adult themes and sexual content (not terribly graphic, I don’t think, but not exactly work safe either), violence, and possibly some language
Genre: Angst
Characters/Pairing: Crowley/Aziraphale, Metatron, Hastur
Summary: Angels are supposed to be pure. Aziraphale is not.
Length: 2231
Author’s Notes: ( Read more... )

slash, metatron, smut, fic, aziraphale, angst, crowley, aziraphale/crowley

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underthered May 19 2006, 22:02:24 UTC

Aw, well thank you. ^_^

The next few weeks are going to be crazy for me with graduation and all, so I might not be able to get a new part up until... early June. XD But it's coming.

lumelle May 19 2006, 09:19:26 UTC

Ow, ow, oww. Poor Aziraphale. That should have never happened! *weeps*

...I'm really looking forward to seeing Crowley's reaction to this.

underthered May 19 2006, 22:02:49 UTC

Oh... just you wait and see.

>.>

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aziraphale_666 May 19 2006, 11:28:11 UTC

Aww, and Aziraphale was trying to be so good, too! Hopefully, Crowley will get to come and bail him out ^^ Love it, can't wait to read the next part! :D

underthered May 19 2006, 22:03:20 UTC

Thank you very much.

Isn't that always the way with people who TRY to be good, though? XD They always wind up getting screwed over...

mangy_mongrel May 19 2006, 11:57:33 UTC

Someone would like to suspect this is a dream sequence.

Please?

underthered May 19 2006, 22:03:40 UTC

Nope. Sorry. No dream sequence. Only harsh reality. XD

melandry May 19 2006, 15:19:43 UTC

Oh dear. I, too, want to see what Crowley does about this. And despite your header, I will hope for an ultimately happy ending...

underthered May 19 2006, 22:05:32 UTC

Keep hoping--I haven't actually decided how to finish it yet. I like to start stories without even knowing where _I'm_ going with it in order to keep the audience on their toes. Just speaking personally, I always like the anticipation of not knowing what kind of ending I'm going to get. I hate the security of knowing for sure that things will end well... or the dullness of knowing that things will end badly. I like to let the story write itself.

Did that make sense at all?