Peter Pan - Hello, my name is Peter by Robert Steiner

The fabled epilogue of the famouse saga

Peter pan - hello, my name is peter

Sixty years after the original story, Wendy must face her fears and weaknesses and return to Neverland to rescue Peter from certain doom in this final and most touching chapter of the ever youthful legend of Peter Pan.

Genre: FICTION / Action & Adventure

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology

Language: English

Keywords: action, adventure, peter pan, wendy, tinkerbell, neverland, lost boys, love, hate, passion, magic, fairy

Word Count: 22397

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Sample text:

“Hello, my name is Peter”.

Wendy Moira Angela Darling pushed her wheelchair back and let the gentleman in. He was a young lad in his late twenties, very tall, skinny and shy looking. His slow and clumsy movements were a clear sign that this chap must be at his first experience.

“Good”, she thought, “maybe this time I won’t get bored to tears during the trip”.

The young man picked up the old lady’s things and pushed her wheelchair to the door. The luggage got caught in the doorway and he clumsily pushed it past the frame, flattening one of the old suitcases’ corners. Wendy caught that with the corner of her eye and chuckled as she realized he was trying to look as if he had full control of the situation. Sure enough, as she had foreseen, as soon as they reached the veranda, the lad and the luggage collapsed to the floor.

“I take it you don’t have much experience at this?”

“No ma’am, it’s my first day…and last, I hope. I usually drive the ambulance, I don’t handle patients directly. I’m only substituting a friend who got injured on the job.”

“If you’re not careful, you’ll have to call him back to substitute you.”

Their eyes crossed for a brief moment as he was picking up her personal belongings, which were now all over the veranda. That brief moment of embarrassment was now broken and they both burst out laughing.


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