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crack_van2007-12-07 06:17 pm
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The Cuckoo's Child by Chrissie [PG 13]
Fandom:Prince of Tennis
Pairing: Fuji Syusuke + Fuji Yuuta (not incest fic,) Tezuka/Fuji Syusuke in the background.
Rating: PG 13, for kissing and implied sexual situations which do not directly involve Yuuta.
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sesame_seed
Website: Sesame Seed Radio.
Why this story must be read:
One of the main story threads in the Seigaku pantheon is the strained relationship between Fuji Yuuta and his older, more talented and ingenious brother, Syusuke, extended in this story to include the older sister, Yumiko. Chrissie does a subtle job of revealing the process of exclusion, beyond envy and sibling rivalry, which drives Yuuta out of his family circle. There is a wonderful moment in the climax when it becomes clear that what makes Yuuta distinct from his brother is more important than any lightning-sharp leap of intelligence and wit. The ending is bittersweet and moving.
The Cuckoo's Child.
Pairing: Fuji Syusuke + Fuji Yuuta (not incest fic,) Tezuka/Fuji Syusuke in the background.
Rating: PG 13, for kissing and implied sexual situations which do not directly involve Yuuta.
Author on LJ:
sesame_seedWebsite: Sesame Seed Radio.
Why this story must be read:
One of the main story threads in the Seigaku pantheon is the strained relationship between Fuji Yuuta and his older, more talented and ingenious brother, Syusuke, extended in this story to include the older sister, Yumiko. Chrissie does a subtle job of revealing the process of exclusion, beyond envy and sibling rivalry, which drives Yuuta out of his family circle. There is a wonderful moment in the climax when it becomes clear that what makes Yuuta distinct from his brother is more important than any lightning-sharp leap of intelligence and wit. The ending is bittersweet and moving.
The Cuckoo's Child.