R/T fic: The Little Bear Cub

[gilpin25]

Am about to run round and throw more things in a suitcase as Mr Gilpin's idea of "Let's travel light" is plainly ridiculous, but before I set off at some unreasonable hour in the morning, I've posted a farewell fic for some people who have birthdays while I'm away, and anyone else who wants a surfeit of R/T fluff.

Title: The Little Bear Cub
Ratings & Warnings: Mostly PG-13, but I’ve bumped it up to R for one bit, and, er, birth pains… Should I warn against an excess of fluff? It's R/T; they deserve some!
Word Count: 5409
Summary: He’s always loved her; it was peace of mind for them both that was the fight. And she couldn’t bear it if their child made that fall apart again. It's April, it's Deathly Hallows, and there's a baby coming...
Author’s Note: Dedicated to my friends, the wonderful mrstater and godricgal, who both rashly chose to have their birthdays when I’m away on holiday. Or the other way round. ;) My idea of an early Happy Birthday!fic might appear to be slightly eccentric at the start, but, trust me – at least, I think, and hope you should. I’ll apologise in advance for any errors; I’d have liked another week day on this to edit it properly. Enjoy your birthdays.:D

And some farewell messages:

shimotsuki My holiday reading book is Making Money. I'm no longer #8, am I? ;)

katyhasclogs Sounds great to me.:D Sorry I didn't get chance to reply.

hrymfaxe Yours is the one fic I ran out of time to type up. I'm sorry, but I took you at your word that you'd had the drabble, and it was either type it up or go on holiday with no clothes at all! But I'll be back...

Hope everyone has a good week.:D Nobody beat me at Word Scraper while I'm gone...

Comments

[shimotsuki.livejournal.com]

Eep! Somehow I thought you were leaving at the end of the week!

I'm delighted to see your new fic and will enjoy it some evening this week when I really need a lift.

My holiday reading book is Making Money. I'm no longer #8, am I? ;)

Welllll... maybe I'll let you off with a warning this time. ;) I'll have mine in two more weeks!

Have a wonderful time and get that shoulder all rested up.

[gilpin25.livejournal.com]

No worries - I'm back now, and it's the end of the week. So we've sort of caught up to date, lol. I had a great time, thank you, and the shoulder definitely enjoyed it as much as I did. Both of us surprisingly survived five computer-free days with scarcely a cold turkey twitch.

I see you've left me a welcome back present to read, which I'll look forward to, and I think you'll enjoy Making Money. I'm only a few chapters in, but laughing. It reminds me so much of my days working at, and trying to stay sane (the latter didn't go that well;)) in a bank...

[shimotsuki.livejournal.com]

Welcome back! I'm glad you had a good time and got in some all-important rest and recuperation.

I've fallen fairly far behind on all things LJ this week, and still haven't read something I thought for sure I'd have read before you came back, but I've got it bookmarked and I am very much looking forward to it.

Okay, back to work for me! The guest lecture I have to give in *gulp* two weeks is only one page long at the moment, so it looks like Weekend In The Office for me. ...And I am not at all worried about the fact that Making Money and the prompts at Meta both come out just days before I have to give this talk. I won't get distracted. Not me.

[gilpin25.livejournal.com]

...And I am not at all worried about the fact that Making Money and the prompts at Meta both come out just days before I have to give this talk. I won't get distracted. Not me.

Follow my always shining example in non-distraction. Failing that, console yourself with the fact that you've got a whole month to get distracted at Meta, so you can afford to pace yourself and not do it all at once prior to the talk. And I'll only mention the book 'sporadically', so as not to encourage you. ;)

Seriously, good luck with making it into three feet of parchment, and an 'all is well' killer ending. :)