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Summary: Small drabbles of multiple genres of what characters feel the first time they read about a boy who never grew up. Peter Pan/doctor who, PP/BtVS, PP/Lost, PP/Spiderman, PP/Superman, PP/Supernatural,

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Literature > Childrens/Teen > Peter Pan		JediClaire + 1 otherFR13111,866065,8605 Jan 0729 Sep 08No

Chapter Three, Claire Litton, Eight years old

Authors note: This was the most difficult story to write, because Claire is a mystery character. Who is her father?

Chapter Three,
Claire Litton, Eight years old.

When Claire was a little girl, her father sang the star song to her. But then he was gone. Mummy wouldn't sing the song. Instead she gave Claire a book, a book that use to belong to her, when she was a small girl. It was old with faded pictures, and it was called Peter Pan.

Peter Pan lived in a star, the second star to the right. Maybe, Claire thought, the falling star from Daddy's song was a fairy, or a lost boy. Maybe one day she would find a fallen star and she be able to fly away.

She could be the next mother in neverland, with all the lost boys and girls.

tbc

I couldn't resist, I am sorry if it is too corny. Should I continue the fic? please review.
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