Update 1/27/25 {Story is back to being uploaded. As well as a rewritten version as well} Have you ever wondered what would have happened in the highlands of Scotland if Claire Randall had never crossed through the stones to travel back in time? This is the story of Jamie Fraser and what his other destiny had in mind, a destiny that revolved around true love, tribulations and a mystery sent from the Emerald Isle. I dont own anything, copyright infringement not intended. Some may seem familiar to the show as to not screw up the timeline established.

***Finnegan Callahan is the son of an Irishman. He loves rye whiskey, women and gambling though he always leaves his women a bit more bitter and his gambling companions much richer. His take on life is that it is meant to be lived and live it he does-though he won't be doing so much longer if those he owes debts to catch up to him. What Finnegan needs is a chest full of money which of course he thinks is simply wishful thinking-until he finds the treasure map. ***Cassandra Little has always lived a cautious life. Daughter to a wealthy family and a father active in the government, her every move is seen and judged by society. Cassandra says she is content but knows deep down that there has to be something more-and that is why when her best friend Finnegan shows up at her bedroom window in the early morning hours with a treasure map and a proposition, Cassandra is quick to agree. ***Their journey together will take Cassandra far from home. Outlaws, debt collectors, bounty hunters and angry politicians plague them every step of the way. Will Cassandra and Finnegan find the treasure they seek? Take the journey with them as they discover who they really are, what really matters and that old friendships truly are the strongest foundations for true love.

In the ending of J.M Barrie's Peter Pan, Peter returns to Neverland after his adventures with Wendy and forgets about her. He returns to her when she is old, and takes her daughter to Neverland instead. We all know that this was not how the adventurous, light and childish tale of Peter Pan was supposed to end! In this romantic, humorous story, the characters of the classic tale are given a second chance at finding true happiness and are given the ending that they deserve. This story, is the way that Peter Pan should have ended.