2- See, *I* had originally written *my* fic with Michael Weatherly as one of my two main characters-- The master in the scenario, of course. And then I went to post it earlier, and saw your fic, and did a massive revamp/re-imagining of the story, subtituting Joshua Jackson for MW. And I Like it even better now, so THANK YOU!!!
And even if I hadn't been happy with the impact on my story, (which I really, really am) This line would have made it all ok.
"Michael had been wealthy once. When he was fifteen his family had ended up on the brink of being on the other side of the prestige they’d valued and cultivated. One discreet, private sale to Commerce, and their bank accounts were better and he was just Michael, no longer a Weatherly and no longer free."
Oh-- and the car accident. Oh my. Talk about a kick in the head.
3-It was wonderfully...domestic, without be sappy, and I loved it!
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Date: 2008-10-20 10:01 pm (UTC)1- Wow! That was lovely. Very poignant
2- See, *I* had originally written *my* fic with Michael Weatherly as one of my two main characters-- The master in the scenario, of course. And then I went to post it earlier, and saw your fic, and did a massive revamp/re-imagining of the story, subtituting Joshua Jackson for MW. And I Like it even better now, so THANK YOU!!!
And even if I hadn't been happy with the impact on my story, (which I really, really am) This line would have made it all ok.
"Michael had been wealthy once. When he was fifteen his family had ended up on the brink of being on the other side of the prestige they’d valued and cultivated. One discreet, private sale to Commerce, and their bank accounts were better and he was just Michael, no longer a Weatherly and no longer free."
Oh-- and the car accident. Oh my. Talk about a kick in the head.
3-It was wonderfully...domestic, without be sappy, and I loved it!