"Forget them, Wendy. Forget them all. Come with me where you'll never, never have to worry about grown up things again." "Never is an awfully long time..'.. Elle Price is now 18. On her 18th birthday, a gift arrives in the mail. a book. but not just any book, her copy of Peter Pan which she lost one night 10 years ago. That day on her way to work at Mrs Maddigan's bookstore, she is knocked over by a strange, blonde haired boy with a cheeky grin. He apologises, wishes her a happy birthday and hands her a white rose. How did he know it was her birthday? Why does he keep showing up with roses that mean things like "Youth" and "Desire"? Have they met before? Are they friends? and... Why does he keep calling her Darling? [[The Character of Peter Pan belongs to J.M Barrie as well as any other characters from the book mentioned. check the bottom of each chapter for that]]

*Discontinued. I wrote this when I was 13* Ivy Saunders watched her mother die when she was a child. She was sent to live in the real world by her uncle, Captain Hook. She lived there with her friend James and his dad, Chris. After 7 years, she is sent back to Neverland to live with her uncle and his crew. She is never allowed to go anywhere, or even go out at all. She is forced to stay indoors 24/7. Why you ask? Well its all because of this boy named Peter Pan. Her uncle keeps her a secret, and he can never let Peter Pan know she exists, but one day that all changes. She takes off to explore Neverland and to find out more about this Peter Pan. When she finds him, he has a strong interest in her. She can't quite put her finger on it, but there was just something special about Peter. She finds out about his past and about a girl named Wendy. Is it possible for her to fall in love with him? Is this 'interest' Peter has towards her, possibly mean he feels the same way? How will they both solve the mysteries of their lives together? What will happen if Hook found them? Read the story and find out!! * WARNING! I WROTE THIS LONG AGO WHEN I WAS YOUNGER SO PLEASE UNDERSTAND THE GRAMMAR ERRORS AND THE SAPPY CONTENT. I DONT REALLY WANT TO DELETE IT BECAUSE OF IT'S SENTIMENTAL VALUE, SO ALL THOSE WHO ARE WILLING TO READ THIS JUST KNOW I PROBABLY WONT UPDATE THIS AND MY WRITING HAS IMPROVED SINCE THEN.

What if Peter Pan was a player? Think about it. He goes around making girls fall in love with him, then leaves them in the dust. He's done it for years. You know Peter as the Lost Boy who never wanted to grow up. I know Peter as The Ultimate Player, and this is my story. Never trust a boy who doesn't want to grow up.

Peter Pan was the boy who would never grow up, no matter how many other children did. Peter Pan was the boy who would never grow up, no matter how much he loved Wendy. Peter Pan was the boy who was not whole. In the island of Neverland, Peter Pan had been free, but when the one thing he cared for most was ripped from him he lost his meaning. Is never growing up really worth such a sacrifice? Not long after returning to Neverland, Peter leaves with thoughts of never seeing the island again. The island fell dormant and winter fell over the land, but it was not asleep. It was not asleep at all. Peter Pan, the boy who would never grow up, did just that. He watched Wendy and her brothers and the Lost Boys grow up as he did. He watched and he waited for the day that he could once more sweep her off of her feet, but when that day comes and he does return to Neverland darkness consumes the island and leaves Peter fighting to survive an infection inflicted by the same disease he believed to have been destroyed. His life and all he cares for hangs in the balance, and it is him who must correct the wrongs and return things back to normal before it is too late.