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Fic: Thicker Than Water (2/10)

Jan 22, 2008 11:22

Fic: Thicker Than Water (2/10)
Series: Special Projects
Summary: Vampires are not nice monsters. Especially vampires embroiled in a nest war.
Author: pen37
Beta: Clarksmuse
Fandoms: Smallville/Supernatural
Characters: Chloe, Sam, Dean
Pairing:Chloe/Dean
Rating: R for violence
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Comments 15

sixpacschic January 22 2008, 17:48:16 UTC

Great part. Can't wait for more.

pen37 January 22 2008, 19:18:16 UTC

Thanks!

angelbsb January 22 2008, 19:11:30 UTC

great job . i wonder what's up with dean . he's being a real butt lol. i love how well chloe can read him. keep up the great work.

pen37 January 22 2008, 19:19:24 UTC

Dean has a lot on his mind right now. It's making him grumpy.

luke2 January 22 2008, 21:21:01 UTC

Dean the emo bitch. LOL! Still you got to feel for the guy.

pen37 January 22 2008, 23:00:38 UTC

And whiny. Don't forget whiny. XD

*pets Cranky!Dean*

cailet_06 January 23 2008, 03:36:01 UTC

I love your description of Taos and it's "enforced artistic." I really do despise places and people who try to be artsy. It kinda ruins the point.

pen37 January 23 2008, 14:18:08 UTC

In a way, Eureka Springs, near where I live, is a lot like that. They've been this funky little liberal community set right in the heart of the bible belt, and kind of isolated from it by the Ozark Mountains.

But somewhere along the way, they went commercial, and then they tried to hold onto the image through the iron-fisted rule of the Chamber of Commerce.

Fun place to visit, but there is no way I would want to get involved in local politics.

bizkitprinzess January 23 2008, 10:36:18 UTC

Oh, Vampires. Well maybe Vampires.

Interesting Dean development, can't wait to see how it all works out. :)

pen37 January 23 2008, 14:19:50 UTC

I was a bit snarky toward the whole "vampire literary genre" wasn't I?

Can't help it. The only book I've ever thrown across the room in a fit of disgust was Anne rice. I liked her books when I was sixteen. But then I started writing as a craft, and it took a lot of enjoyment out of reading when I realized that she had no ear for dialog.