Romance on the Railways

Romance on the Railways

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Fanfic
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A humanized Thomas and Friends fan fiction. An Austrian student of railways and steam engines visits the island of Sodor for a year to learn and observe the North Western Railway. What she doesn't know is she will be falling head over heels for a local engine driver.
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As Thomas & Friends is a childhood memory for me and many people, I write this story about it. This story is about my OC, Cherry becoming a new engine driver on the Island Of Sodor and a new member of the Steam Team, and yes, all characters of Thomas & Friends are humans and they are driving the real life versions of themselves(i.e. their basis). Cherry is 13 years old and the youngest and only non-adult driver on the Island Of Sodor; also, she drives a Stirling locomotive just like Emily(she and Emily's engines both have the same rivets and handrails.). In my stories, because Cherry becomes the main protagonist instead of Thomas(but Thomas is still the team leader), Thomas & Friends is renamed as Steam Team & Friends. Also, to let Edward, Henry & Toby rejoin the Steam Team and fix gender imbalance at the same time, my Steam Team has 7 males & 7 females(including Cherry). Besides, there are only drivers, no firemen or firewomen.

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