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Post by journeycat on Feb 23, 2010 16:44:16 GMT 10
Title: Shock Rating: G Length: 203 words Competitor: Baird Round: 1/D Summary: No one knows people better than their own king.
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Jonathan had to admit, even he was intrigued.
After all, the lady knight hadn’t breathed a word of the paternity to anyone—and that was a feat in itself, as most of his wry experience with women had taught him that they lived on gossip.
But Keladry—perhaps not. Her state of unwed and tight-lipped secrecy had drawn much disapproving attention, but Jon rather admired her for it. That took a backbone that most of his other knights didn’t have, and not for the first time, she reminded him a little of Alanna.
Then, one day, she had brought her small daughter out to the gardens, where he had brought Lianokami in a brief moment of free time. She had bowed politely, holding the toddling girl by a dimpled hand, and he had smiled to see the little round face gazing solemnly up at him.
And then he noticed the wisps of soft red-brown hair, and large emerald eyes with long lashes, and he had inexplicably thought of the man who had cared for him since he had been a mere pathetic princeling, with his green healer’s fire and green healer’s eyes and grave demeanor—
With a sudden jolt, Jon knew.
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Post by jazzyjess on Feb 23, 2010 16:55:07 GMT 10
Fics like these remind me that I do actually like Jon; I would love to see a sequel in which Kel (or Baird!) is confronted by the king. But actually, forget I said anything. I think I hear them calling you over in Arena 2... you better get over there and forget all about this Baird thing! *shifty eyes*
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Post by journeycat on Feb 23, 2010 16:56:49 GMT 10
LOL! Nice try, dear A sequel sounds like SUCH a good idea... I'll be sure to credit you Thank you!
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Post by Lisa on Feb 24, 2010 0:51:11 GMT 10
OMG, I this. Love, love love.
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Post by ubiquitous on Feb 24, 2010 9:21:59 GMT 10
WIN. This is just so awesome, and I adore Jon in this.
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Post by PeroxidePirate on Feb 24, 2010 13:19:14 GMT 10
Oh, this is awesome!
This might be bad, but I really want people to assume Neal's the father, until Kel has to confess the truth to save his reputation...
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