The Brilliance of Breathing Sunshine (Logan/Veronica) PG13
Title: The Brilliance of Breathing Sunshine
Author: madseason_20
Pairing/Character: Logan and Veronica
Rating: PG-13, for excessive drinking, themes concerning death and violence, and mild language
Word Count: 4,589
Summary: He teaches her how to breathe in the sun when she thinks there's only black canvas stretched across the sky. Post-finale, AU.
Spoilers/Warnings Strong season two finale warning.
A/N: This was written for the vm_have_a_day challenge, which, I admit, was due yesterday, but I had trouble posting it. Sorry for taking an extra day! My prompt is given at the end of the fic. There's also a few things I'd like to note. Mainly, I'd like to say that there's an obvious AU twist that you'll see from the beginning, which is that Keith was on the plane. There are a few other changes, but I won't give those away. I'd really love feedback, because I'm not sure about the outcome of this. I'd love to hear what you think. Enjoy! X-posted to veronicamarsfic.
("He almost cries, because her voice is so hopeful, and what she wants is so impossible.")
Author: madseason_20
Pairing/Character: Logan and Veronica
Rating: PG-13, for excessive drinking, themes concerning death and violence, and mild language
Word Count: 4,589
Summary: He teaches her how to breathe in the sun when she thinks there's only black canvas stretched across the sky. Post-finale, AU.
Spoilers/Warnings Strong season two finale warning.
A/N: This was written for the vm_have_a_day challenge, which, I admit, was due yesterday, but I had trouble posting it. Sorry for taking an extra day! My prompt is given at the end of the fic. There's also a few things I'd like to note. Mainly, I'd like to say that there's an obvious AU twist that you'll see from the beginning, which is that Keith was on the plane. There are a few other changes, but I won't give those away. I'd really love feedback, because I'm not sure about the outcome of this. I'd love to hear what you think. Enjoy! X-posted to veronicamarsfic.
("He almost cries, because her voice is so hopeful, and what she wants is so impossible.")