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dunderklumpenTitle: "Second Chances"
Fandom: Persuasion
Pairing: Anne/Frederick
Prompt: Sommerchallenge package 3 "Sinking ships" for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
120_minuten
Rating: PG-12
Summary: The Laconia is sinking and Frederick thinks of Anne.
Word Count: 888 words
Warnings: Death!fic/Major character death, sad ending, not happy, what if, flashbacks, kitschy, heartache.
A/N: A sad "What if..." story. What if Anne and Frederick weren't able to meet again after calling off their engagement?
This is a translation of a story I wrote originally in German. It's called "Zweite Chancen" and you can find it here.
Because I had a bit of writer's block I thought translating this old thing would maybe help to kickstart my creativity again.
Beta: Thanks tovix_spes ! : *
AO3 (German) I AO3 (English) I DW I LJ
( When the water engulfed his head he closed his eyes, knowing that this was it. He tried frantically to hold his breath until he couldn't anymore. )
Fandom: Persuasion
Pairing: Anne/Frederick
Prompt: Sommerchallenge package 3 "Sinking ships" for
120_minuten Rating: PG-12
Summary: The Laconia is sinking and Frederick thinks of Anne.
Word Count: 888 words
Warnings: Death!fic/Major character death, sad ending, not happy, what if, flashbacks, kitschy, heartache.
A/N: A sad "What if..." story. What if Anne and Frederick weren't able to meet again after calling off their engagement?
This is a translation of a story I wrote originally in German. It's called "Zweite Chancen" and you can find it here.
Because I had a bit of writer's block I thought translating this old thing would maybe help to kickstart my creativity again.
Beta: Thanks to
vix_spes ! : *AO3 (German) I AO3 (English) I DW I LJ
( When the water engulfed his head he closed his eyes, knowing that this was it. He tried frantically to hold his breath until he couldn't anymore. )
