Annariel Fandom Fiction, Graphics and Recs

Fandom: Primeval
Title: Stolen Goods
Characters: Becker, Jenny, Connor
Word Count: 100
Challenge: 578
Rating: U


Extract from ARC Report 532 by Captain Becker

At this point one of the velociraptors seized the anomaly detection device that Mr. Temple had place on a picnic table and carried it through the anomaly. I took the decision that the risk of contamination of the time line was low and opted not to pursue.

I was not aware, at that point, that the velociraptor had also stolen half a dozen coke cans, a toy car and a comemorative silver jubilee plate - all left behind by members the public. I believe Miss Lewis is dealing with the claims for compensation.

Fandom: Primeval
Title: Winter Flu Season
Word Count: 100
Characters: Lester, Lorraine, Jenny (in absentia), Nick (in absentia)
Challenge: 558
Rating: U

"Where's Jenny?" Lester asked Lorraine.

"She's in bed with 'flu. Thought it better not to come in and spread it further."

"Sensible woman, if only the scientific team had thought similarly," Lester said drily.

Half the ARC seemed to be ill, and Lester was pretty certain Nick Cutter was patient zero. The man had been wandering around the building for a week now, drinking Lemsip and breathing over the remaining staff.

"Jenny knows we can manage without her for a day or two," Lorraine agreed.

Lester reflected ruefully that they actually had considerably fewer competent PR staff than mad scientists.

Fandom: Primeval
Title: Convergence
Characters: Jenny/Lester
Challenge: 549
Word Count: 100
Rating: U

Following convergence, there was an enquiry. In fact there were multiple enquiries, both internal and external, but only the first threatened reputations and careers. Jenny gave evidence at that first one and was impressed that Lester got out of it with a commendation and continued control of the ARC. She could recognise a stitch up when she saw one, and Lester was intended as scapegoat.

She met him at an art gallery opening several weeks later and said as much.

Lester smiled blandly. "Over a long career, I somehow fell into the habit of documenting my objections to ministerial decisions."