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Mei-Mei, Part 1 of 2

Monday, December 4, 2006

Another Pirate Children story. Set 8 years post-BDM, AU. Serenity's youngest baby girl is about to make her entrance into this 'verse.

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Title: Mei-Mei

Rating: G and fluuuuuuuffy

Characters: Most of the crew, plus the Pirate Children and Alistair Caramia (the latter are mine, the rest are Joss's)

Pairings: Canon pairings. I will openly admit that I heavily, heavily favor Mal and Inara and the Reynolds Family. And I'm not going to even kid you that there's some S/K or Z/W in this one... There's just not enough time in my little two parter. The M/I's not even that heavy.

Summary: Yet another Pirate Children story.S et 8 years post-BDM, AU. Serenity's youngest baby girl is about to make her entrance into this 'verse. And this somehow became mostly from Ally's point-of-view...

Author's Note: After the controversial angst fest of Tough, I bring you the light and fluffy story of how Serra came into this 'verse, a story much alluded to in other PC stories. And Abe's back! Didn't we miss him?

For newbies:

Brother, Shadow, Mei-Mei, Mischief, Pirate Children, Hell-Raising, Tough (Renci de Fozu, this series just keeps growing)

Kacey Washburn, 7.5

Lolly Tam, 6.5

Abe Reynolds, 5

Serra Reynolds, born any moment now

Alistair Caramia, 20

Part 1

Inara must smile warmly at the sight that greets her upon entering the shuttle: rich pillows, lush blankets, and beautiful tapestries, all strewn about, forming a makeshift fort full of giggles.

“Abe?”

“In here, Mama,” comes a muffled voice. He sticks his dark head out from under a vibrant violet curtain hung between the chair to Mal’s desk and the bedpost. He’s grinning. “Hi.”

“Hi, baby. Have you seen Kacey and Leila Lee?”

“Here, Aunt ‘Nara,” little Killian Washburn calls, head emerging next to Bubba’s.

“Hi, Aunt ‘Nara,” Lolly giggles, flushed face appearing between the boys’ heads.

“I believe you three are supposed to be at the table with Miss Ally, yes?”

“Oops.”

Kacey makes a funny face. Abe and Lolly appear more contrite.

“Climb out and get your lessons done, please,” Inara smiles at them.

“Yes, ma’am,” the trio answers, wriggling out from under the blank

Comments
EPM0001
Monday, 04 December 2006 04:24
I was hoping that you would write about this subject. Once again a wonderful story. I personally love the Reynolds family so write away!!
Monday, 04 December 2006 05:16
Ally shakes her head, passing a smile over her shoulder at the older woman. “It’s not just a job, Inara.”

-very joss-true line.

i like ally but in a way her story is so sad. being part of the serenity family would be wonderful, of course, but i hate that she ends up alone (or is still alone in tough, at least). please tell us she had some thrilling love affairs along the way. men on shadow maybe. or women, whatever. ;)
Monday, 04 December 2006 07:17
Ahttp://www...Serra's definitely taking on her father's characteristics for charging into a situation headlong...and she's not even born yet!

;D

And I gotta agree with Kaynara...Ally deserves to have at least someone to care about sometime during her service as the Serenity's resident educator. All that book learning and child rearing deserve a bit of courting and fun;)

BEB
Monday, 04 December 2006 16:05
I loved this ... although when do they find out that Abe's intuition is from River and not Inara? I'm just curious.

And I love Ally as well. I can't wait to read about Serra's labor - something tells me it will be hi-larious!
Monday, 04 December 2006 22:34
This is lovely. I love all the pirate children story, and your original characters are truly wonderful. Poor Ally indeed though I think that being on Serenity has saved her from a life of loneliness and little affection. Here on Serenity she is loved and valued, part of Mal and Inara's little family. And I think that is priceless. Ali D :~)
You can't take the sky from me
Tuesday, 05 December 2006 11:16
beautiful, as always. back to the fluffiness, and i'm glad for it. i can't seem to write fluff, so i love reading it, especially when it includes our dear little Pirate Children!!
can't wait for more.
-Fred

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