TITLE: "DRAWING THE LINE"
AUTHOR: Alison M. DOBELL
FANDOM: "FIREFLY"
PAIRING: Kaylee/Simon.
RATING: PG-13.
STATUS: SEQUEL to "ACCEPTABLE LOSSES"
ARCHIVE: Yes. Just let me know where.
FEEDBACK: Welcomed.
EMAIL: AlisonMDobell@aol.com
WEBSITE: http://carlajane.50megs.com/Ali00.html
SUMMARY: "Wash has some reservations. River decides
to tell Simon a few home truths. Chung-li and the crew of
Serenity get an unexpected shock on Glory."
The usual disclaimers apply. The characters and 'Firefly'
are the property and gift of Joss Whedon and Mutant Enemy.
No infringement of copyright is intended.
"DRAWING THE LINE"
"Firefly" story
Written by Alison M. DOBELL
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It was early. They were still a couple of hours from Glory but Wash knew folk would be stirring real soon. He wanted to be up before the Captain came bellowing into their bunk for him, not that he took much notice of the macho posturing or bull frog impressions. Mal would be uptight enough what with the funeral to come and seeing his friends on Glory under such sad circumstances. Mayhap him and Zoe wouldn't take the baby down to the planet with them. After all, someone would have to stay with the ship. As if reading her *zhangfu's* thoughts Zoe spoke and stirred in the same heartbeat. Wash figured it must be some kind of womanly gift.
"It'll be fine, Wash."
He acted as if he didn't know what she was talking about. "*Shenme*?"
Zoe smiled, the curve of those lush lips making him go weak at the knees and just about everywhere else. The kiss eased the tension out of him quite a bit but he still didn't want to chance anything happening even on a peaceable world like Glory. "Cap'n said Rafe an' his people were real excited to meet the crew again especially the newest edition."
"He's not an *addition*," Huffed Wash. "He's our son."
"*Zhenjing xialai, zhangfu*. We'll be among friends, what could go wrong?"
He could
Been taking 'no character is immune' lessons from Joss, huh?
You can't take the sky from me
Great scene between K/R/S BTW.
And I really liked the pithiness of "the 'verse had a wicked sense of humour and an even blacker notion of timing." How true, how very true!
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