Loveaholic 3

Title: Loveaholic

Author: Alsike

Fandom: X-Men/Criminal Minds x-over

Pairing: Emma Frost/Emily Prentiss

Rating: R

AN/Disclaimer: Not my girls.

Apologies: I am doling this out in small chunks. Hopefully I will finish my papers soon and I can get back to work on my sagas.

Summary: Sometimes the plans you make have a chance to become real. What if what you thought you wanted isn't enough?



( Part 3 )

Loveaholic 3

Title: Loveaholic

Author: Alsike

Fandom: X-Men/Criminal Minds x-over

Pairing: Emma Frost/Emily Prentiss

Rating: R

AN/Disclaimer: Not my girls.

Apologies: I am doling this out in small chunks. Hopefully I will finish my papers soon and I can get back to work on my sagas.

Summary: Sometimes the plans you make have a chance to become real. What if what you thought you wanted isn't enough?



( Part 3 )

So... How do I get myself into these situations?

I was having an interesting morning (avoiding english syllable structure) and instead trying to organize all my projects.
I love that I have 5 in progress novels. ....5. I'm not even looking at projects that aren't written. Comics are irrelevant.
I probably should look at how many projects I have that are due *next week*. (2 papers, one write-up of a syntax problem, one homework assignment. I am drowning in linguistics. And I'm not even thinking about grad school apps. I've already missed one deadline. Good job me!)

But since I was looking at my projects, I looked at my fic too, and It seems that I have nine projects that I have vaguely promised at least one more part to. 4 that I actually intended to write as series, and five that just turned out that way.

[Poll #1494415]

Since I generally fail at treating a LJ like an LJ and not as a Fic distribution center, here's an attempt at interactivity.

So... How do I get myself into these situations?

I was having an interesting morning (avoiding english syllable structure) and instead trying to organize all my projects.
I love that I have 5 in progress novels. ....5. I'm not even looking at projects that aren't written. Comics are irrelevant.
I probably should look at how many projects I have that are due *next week*. (2 papers, one write-up of a syntax problem, one homework assignment. I am drowning in linguistics. And I'm not even thinking about grad school apps. I've already missed one deadline. Good job me!)

But since I was looking at my projects, I looked at my fic too, and It seems that I have nine projects that I have vaguely promised at least one more part to. 4 that I actually intended to write as series, and five that just turned out that way.

[Poll #1494415]

Since I generally fail at treating a LJ like an LJ and not as a Fic distribution center, here's an attempt at interactivity.