Sneak Peeks

Well, I haven't updated in a very long time, I've heard from many of my reviewers about that. I've been threatened, yelled at, and begged to update ASAP, but I still need to fix a lot things in all my fics. Therefore here is a little sneak peek at the fics that are in progress, hope you enjoy.

Rogan Exchange Fic:

Logan Huntzberger was pondering his life the week before winter break. He was in the Yale courtyard thinking of all the things that occurred to him in the past year or so. He couldn’t believe how things ended with Rory. She was his first ever girlfriend and he had gone and ruined it with his idiocy. When he had told his sister Honor that he and Rory had broken up he had felt like he had let a vital part of himself go.

Rory had meant so much to him in the little time they had been together, plus she had become a constant in his love life. He had been jealous of her ex-boyfriend John…Jack…Jake…or maybe it was Jethro…who knew?

Debutante:

Lorelai Gilmore the 1st aka Trix was awaiting her great-granddaughter for tea. She had come to Hartford after hearing murmurings from several of her acquaintances that Rory was going to be presented into society. Now, she had nothing against the tradition since she herself had come out many years ago in London; she, of course, had been presented to the Queen. None the less, the matriarch of the Gilmore clan was not going to miss such a vital part of the proud and joy of the household.

Trix was quite upset that she was not notified about such an important aspect of Rory’s life. She believed she was kept in the dark because of Emily. Trix knew that woman did not like her, but to blatantly discard family loyalty so she could have Rory and Lorelai in her clutches was just plain rude. In her day such behaviour would’ve never taken place, but at least she was taking action.

The Grown Up Socialites:

Lorelai Gilmore was pondering what outfit to wear that morning when she realized her house was silent. That wasn’t odd at this time in the morning since Luke had probably taken the kids to school at Exeter Academy. She couldn’t believe her little munchkins were so grown up. Where do the years go?

Yuck! Now she was talking like an old person and she’d vowed a long time ago never to do that. She tried not to think about the fact that her eldest child was not talking to her. She knew there were a lot of things about ‘The Jess situation’ Rory had no idea about. For example, Rory would blow her top should she find out about Lorelai’s hand in removing Jess from the vicinity the last time around.

What a mess things were turning into. She wanted this stalemate between she and Rory to end as soon as possible, but after the happenings at Luke’s party two days ago she knew that wasn’t likely.

Lorelai and her daughter were growing apart. Yes, they were always going to be best friends and have their movie nights, but Rory had become the woman that Lorelai was supposed to be. Emily and Rory had more in common nowadays than Lorelai and Rory. She didn’t want Rory to have that relationship with Emily.

Lorelai sighed and turned away from her mirror. She absolutely hated the way things were turning out with her and Rory. What was a mother to do than protect her children?

The knock at the door took her mind off of the state of things between her and her best friend. She ran down the stairs since the person on the other side seemed to want to knock the damn thing down.

“I’m coming, I’m coming hold your damn horses,” yelled Lorelai.

She opened the door and was about give the person on the other end a piece of her mind when she froze at the sight before her. “Oh my god…”

I know I'm cruel, but hope you like that little sneak peek in what's coming up next. Tell me what you think.

~Lady Eliza