Summary: Dorian/Klaus. One of those long, sprawling, relationship stories where the two get together that has been written a hundred times before. Several unforgivable cliches appear. You know the drill.
Characters: B, Dorian, G, Klaus
Genres: Action/Adventure, Drama, First Time, General, Romance
Warnings: character death, graphic sex, violence
Series: None
Chapters: 16 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes
Word count: 61813 Read Count: 186916
Member Since: 28/06/2009
Membership status: Member
Bio:
Membership status: Member
Bio:
Slash fan since 1993. Writing in Eroica, The Professionals, LOTR (not much)
Comments are welcome either here or directly at cassieingaben AT yahoo DOT co DOT uk
Cassie Ingaben's stories are also posted to Belladonna (http://belladonna.org/eroica.html#Cassie) and to the Eroicafans website (http://www.eroicafans.org/archive.html
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Heartfelt thanks to all my editors, and to all the friends who commented on various drafts (you know who you are).
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[Report This] Published: 10/03/2010 Updated: 10/03/2010
Reviewer: Cassie Ingaben (Signed)
Date: 12/03/2010 | Title: Chapter 1: Chapter 1
Date: 12/03/2010 | Title: Chapter 1: Chapter 1
what a wonderful story! I haven't read the rest yet but I can tell it's excellent! I love secretly romantic!Klaus, and you have him spot on here.
A question: I don't understand what a vase of Aloe is for--or what it is exactly for that matter. Is this some sort of national custom? I am assuming you are American from your spelling and usage ('gotten') but of course I may be wrong. Just curious!
Author's Response:
You're right, I live in America. Around where I grew up, people were always given aloe plants at funerals and kept them in memory of the deceased. I hadn't thought to question how widespread the custom was. In the story, I just used it as a gesture of sympathy. No deeper meaning than that. Sorry, I probably should have elaborated a little more.
And thanks! I'm happy you're enjoying it so far.