"Davis, take her to the cage." Pan then turns and strides away. "Yes, sir," Davis replies while smirking at me. Despite my protests, he roughly grabs my arm and hauls me away from the group of boys and into the surrounding forest. I wait until I'm sure we are out of earshot before I make my move. I stamp on his foot hard. He winces and loosens his grip just enough for me to break free. I then kick him in his midsection causing him to lose his balance and snatch his spear away. I use the blade to slice the ropes binding my wrists and before Davis has time to call for help, I knock him out with one swing of the weapon. His unconscious form slumps to the ground and lays motionless at my feet. I grimace. He's going to have a huge lump on his head when he comes around. "Sorry Davis," I whisper and I take off into the woods. Peter Pan brought me to Neverland for a reason, but he's forgotten one very important detail. I've been here before.

Surviving the Shift was one thing. Now Peter and Catherine face a new challenge when Catherine's mother, Morgana, sends her precious shadow to fetch her daughter. Catherine is then forced to return to the land she swore she would never look back at and memories from her past begin to overwhelm her, dredging up feeling she believed were long burried. Will Catherine be able to overcome the heartbreak of her past and be willing to finally share her pain or will Morgana succeed in destroying her daughter entirely?

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.

This the story of a girl. The story of a girl who wanted an escape. The story of a girl who wanted to live. Who wanted to fly. Experience love. Experience magic. The story of a girl who didn't want to grow up. This is the story of a girl named, Angelique Taylor. "To die, would be an awfully big adventure." [Winner of the Watty Awards - Best in FanFic - Movies - On The Rise]

Some stories are never told. And some stories are just too good to be untold. You may decide yourself about this one. But as you know, some stories are made up, and some are not. And unfortunatly, I won't tell which one this is. You might say this is a made up fairytale, or just a story told from a girls wildest imagination. But after all, maybe those are the stories that are true, and those you believe in are the made up ones.

6 years ago Wendy Darling returned from Neverland with her brothers, the 6 lost boys, Peter Pan and a medallion belonging to a certain pirate: Captain James Hook. On the night of her 18th birthday party Wendy offers Hook his precious medallion and the chance to get his hand back in return for safe passage to Neverland once more. But Neverland is not the same as Wendy remembers. Hook shows Wendy the side of Neverland she never saw. But soon problems arise.. can they overcome them? Read and find out. *** Hook/Wendy. Based on 2003 version. PG-13. You've been warned.

COMPLETE: Set as a sequel to the 2003 live action Peter Pan movie. . His cold lips brushed her neck. "...And I'll kill your boys, and your fairy, and I'll burn this godforsaken island until it's nothing but ash and bones." . It's been decades since Wendy Darling stepped foot on Neverland's shores, and Peter Pan soon realizes she's not the only one who left scars. When he and the girl on the bench, Kaytee, strike a deal, they find out just how long grudges can be held.