Everyone knows the story of Peter Pan, but we do not know much of anything before he met Wendy... not til now that is.... Peter Pan's parents never paid attention to him, except to tell him what he was doing wrong. . . and Peter hated to be treated lesser of anyone. He took their abuse as well as he could, but couldn't take it anymore when they mentioned sending him away. So, he RAN away. This is where his adventures began. See how he came to be in Neverland and how he met Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, and so much more!

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.

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.

I may not always be original, but I write this because Peter Pan is one of my loves! This is about how Peter struggles to move on from Wendy, his secret love.

It's 2012 in the world Peter pan is in a deep depression since wendy and the lost boys left. Hook has taken over neverland searching for something and the island is slowly dying. Peter goes back to wendy's house for help and to see if she'd come back with him being ignorant to the fact its been over 100 ish years But by now wendy is long gone and her granddaughters and so forth have moved from the house. In her place is a rebecca an adopted orphan girl around 14 who is completely opposite from wendy, looks and personality wise. Dark skin, dark hair and eyes etc. She has a tough exterior from having to be independent since her parents dont seem to give her love and attention She doesnt have the skill of story telling as wendy did but she is an amazing singer almost siren like. Peter is shocked at the changes of the world their clothes and styles were different and cars etc. Rebecca is surprised but not scared she is instantly attracted to peter. He takes her neverland anyways thinking she might help, she agrees because she wants to escape her world of no love. There are many (and excuse my french) sort of sexual tension moments where rebecca tries to go somewhere with peter, things happen but since peter didnt grow up he doesnt understand because he's never been taught the value of sex, love, romance, marriage etc. But she helps him through their journey (wink wink ;)) But as their mission to rescue Neverland from Hook go on Rebecca starts to remember her past more and more and figure out who she really is.