The Teaser Pony
By Mikelesq
Concept: The crew of Serenity provides passage for horse with an unusual talent, and a woman from Simon’s past.
Rating: R
Feedback: Please. E-mail Mikelesq@aol.com
Spoilers: For all episodes, including the three unaired episodes. Do NOT read if you’re remaining spoiler free until the DVDs. Takes place approximately three weeks after “Objects in Space,” and presumes that “OiS” was the final episode chronologically.
Legal disclaimers: "Firefly” characters and situations are owned by Joss Whedon and the producers of the show. The story is entirely fiction. Distribute if you like.
Epilogue
Kaylee checked the reading on the thermal scanner in her hand. She had rerouted the coolant through an auxiliary bypass to compensate for the damage Amelia had done with the pulse charges. The system appeared to be functioning within limits, and Kaylee was confident that Serenity could easily make it to a maint station.
“Hi.”
Kaylee turned and saw Simon standing at the doorway.
“Oh, hi,” Kaylee replied.
“Everything working?” Simon asked.
“So far, so good,” Kaylee answered. “The damage was minor, and we only need to make it to Antigone.”
“That’s good,” Simon said. “I suppose...that is, I should go check on Wash. I just wanted to make sure that everything was...working.”
Simon turned to leave, but then stopped and said:
“I’m sorry. I know that Amelia caused a lot of trouble. Trouble seems to follow me around, and I end up sharing it with everyone around me. I’m sorry if things have been difficult for you.”
“Aw, heck,” Kaylee said. “If things didn’t get broke on the ship, the Captain wouldn’t need me around. And the other stuff, well, it wasn’t a carnival or nothin’, but I’m okay.”
“Okay,” Simon echoed. “Um, when you say that you’re okay, does that mean that I’m supposed to assume that you’re not okay, or...?”
“That’s an okay that means okay,” Kaylee assured him. “But it’s good that you were wonderin’. You just might
You can't take the sky from me
Which is just what you've written. Were Joss in the market for Firefly scripts he couldn't do much better than this.
I had a good time reading it. I can't thank you enough for that.
Thanks!
Very well done! I wish you were still writing!
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