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Title: The New Arrangement
Fandom: Chuck
Pairing: Chuck/Casey
Categories: Romance, Drama
Length: Long
Warnings: None
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ru_salki99
Website: Ru_salki99 ff.net
Review:
When Chuck decides to "dump" Sarah and begin dating Lou, a sandwich shop owner and daughter to a crime boss, Casey can't bring himself to like the idea and decides to take matters into his own hands and offer Chuck an alternative arrangement.
If you're anything like myself, you came into this fandom a little late. Personally, it wasn't until the last episode of the first season was airing that I actually bothered to start watching it. Boy, was I glad I did. Full of humor and a premise that is equal parts intriguing and ridiculous, it quickly made it to the top of my television viewing. If not just because it gave me a good laugh every week.
Even so, The New Arrangement is one of the less lighthearted fan fictions in the fandom despite keeping with the humorous premise of the series. It does a good job in exploring the reality of Chuck actually have all the NSA and CIA secrets downloaded to his brain, thereby making him the Intersect (i.e. a human super computer), and also with the fact that, should the new Intersect be built, Casey would be ordered to 'terminate' him. Something of which, as you'll find, isn't something that Casey is prepared to do, especially after he and Chuck being their new arrangement. Don't be scared off, however, by all the drama. It's well worth the read.
Note: I've included a link to the sequel, Getting Comfortable, but I'll warn you now that it ends open-ended so that, in the author's own words, the reader can decide what happens next. Use your own judgment to decide if you'll be able to 'deal' with that.
The New Arrangement
Getting Comfortable (sequel)
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Fandom: Chuck
Pairing: Chuck/Casey
Categories: Romance, Drama
Length: Long
Warnings: None
Author on LJ:
ru_salki99Website: Ru_salki99 ff.net
Review:
When Chuck decides to "dump" Sarah and begin dating Lou, a sandwich shop owner and daughter to a crime boss, Casey can't bring himself to like the idea and decides to take matters into his own hands and offer Chuck an alternative arrangement.
If you're anything like myself, you came into this fandom a little late. Personally, it wasn't until the last episode of the first season was airing that I actually bothered to start watching it. Boy, was I glad I did. Full of humor and a premise that is equal parts intriguing and ridiculous, it quickly made it to the top of my television viewing. If not just because it gave me a good laugh every week.
Even so, The New Arrangement is one of the less lighthearted fan fictions in the fandom despite keeping with the humorous premise of the series. It does a good job in exploring the reality of Chuck actually have all the NSA and CIA secrets downloaded to his brain, thereby making him the Intersect (i.e. a human super computer), and also with the fact that, should the new Intersect be built, Casey would be ordered to 'terminate' him. Something of which, as you'll find, isn't something that Casey is prepared to do, especially after he and Chuck being their new arrangement. Don't be scared off, however, by all the drama. It's well worth the read.
Note: I've included a link to the sequel, Getting Comfortable, but I'll warn you now that it ends open-ended so that, in the author's own words, the reader can decide what happens next. Use your own judgment to decide if you'll be able to 'deal' with that.
The New Arrangement
Getting Comfortable (sequel)
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chasethestars
Comments
And again I'm sorry that you lost interest in my fics. My aim in writing is for those who are reading to enjoy it, so it's completely understandable that after not enjoying the ending that you chose not to read anymore.
However, to say that I'm not 'professional' with my writing, I think is a little bit of an exaggeration. If I had ended the story (and other stories) the way you wanted me to, there would be others that would be unhappy with that. Everyone's taste is different and I think you need to take that into consideration before calling someone unprofessional.