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spn_j2_bigbang went up today! And I'm actually online for once, so here you go! :D
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As an empath, Jensen has been alone all his life.
It's only logical. Between being raised in a government facility and interacting with the rest of the world from behind mental walls strong enough to keep out a jumbo jet, Jensen hasn't exactly developed the interpersonal skills most people consider necessary for daily life.
Of course, now that he's created an empathic - and romantic - bond with Jared, alone is the last thing that Jensen would describe himself as. From meeting the parents to having to interact with Jared's friends who definitely don't approve of him, Jensen is finding that having at least a few interpersonal skills would come in handy. He's also quite legitimately concerned that the government is out to get him, judging by all the strongly worded summonses he keeps finding in his mailbox.
All he can say is that he hopes true love is worth all this effort.
Aand if the premise sounds somewhat familiar, it's because this is a loooooong-overdue sequel to my timeless classic, "Learn to Glow for Other's Good". :P It is totes not going to be worth the five year wait, but here it shall be nonetheless. Huzzah!
I had the excellent fortune of being chosen by the lovely![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pennydrdful, who already has some amazing ideas about how to illustrate this story. Look forward to some fantastic stuff from her! Exciting!
spn_j2_bigbang went up today! And I'm actually online for once, so here you go! :DKaleidoscope
As an empath, Jensen has been alone all his life.
It's only logical. Between being raised in a government facility and interacting with the rest of the world from behind mental walls strong enough to keep out a jumbo jet, Jensen hasn't exactly developed the interpersonal skills most people consider necessary for daily life.
Of course, now that he's created an empathic - and romantic - bond with Jared, alone is the last thing that Jensen would describe himself as. From meeting the parents to having to interact with Jared's friends who definitely don't approve of him, Jensen is finding that having at least a few interpersonal skills would come in handy. He's also quite legitimately concerned that the government is out to get him, judging by all the strongly worded summonses he keeps finding in his mailbox.
All he can say is that he hopes true love is worth all this effort.
Aand if the premise sounds somewhat familiar, it's because this is a loooooong-overdue sequel to my timeless classic, "Learn to Glow for Other's Good". :P It is totes not going to be worth the five year wait, but here it shall be nonetheless. Huzzah!
I had the excellent fortune of being chosen by the lovely
pennydrdful, who already has some amazing ideas about how to illustrate this story. Look forward to some fantastic stuff from her! Exciting!![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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Give it up for Team Sequel 2016!
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I just re-read Learn to Glow the other day and thought... do we get the sequal?!?!?
*am exited* already and what a pair. You two will rock so hard, I'm sure :D
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I am very much looking forward to working with her; I think we'll make a good pair. :)
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Thank you - I have been dying for a sequel. I am SO HAPPY you're doing this!
And can I say I am greedy and selfish, and want your posting date to be early?!
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*laughs* As long as I can say in response that I want my posting date to be not-early! This is the busy season for my job and I might just die if I have an early posting date. But at least it will be this summer either way. :)
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