Author: WildBubblesRoam
Title: Pain vs. Nothing At All - Part 1
Pairing: Hook/Wendy
Rating: NC-17(overall fanfic) PG-13(For this part)
Summary: With Pan out of the way, Captain Hook can finally get what he's always wanted...
Warning: So far there is just implied sexual content but nothing actually done yet. Some violence is present but not gone into detail much. Also there's an age difference...since it's Hook/Wendy pairing.
Notes: This is my very first FanFic so I'd love to get any feedback, comments, or suggestions! Feel free to comment!

"She's so beautiful when she's sleeping, isn't she, Smee?" The cold metal surface of his hook ran gently along Wendy's jaw line. Her motionless body was laid upon the captain's bed from hours ago but only now had Hook entered his cabin to see the girl. "Oh how hateful she'll be once she awakes..."

Smee, Captain Hook's right-hand man (no pun intended), was running a bath at the moment, across the cabin. Of course he didn't approve of this behavior from his captain, the man the entire crew and all creatures of Neverland had learned to fear, but he would never speak those thoughts to Hook directly. "Ay, Captain, so beautiful with that bump on her head. I'm sure she'll be delighted about that." Smee was referring to the now-red bump on Wendy's forehead where one of the crew members knocked her unconscious during the battle of The Lost Boys vs. The Pirates. It was at that time which Pan decided to show up and save the day, except it didn't go that way at all. Pan was surprised to find out Hook had learned the secret to flying, so of course it was easy enough for Captain Hook to defeat the boy, what with those slender arms and of course the size difference. With one fateful slash at the boy's throat, the legend, the hero, the child fell from the sky with a crash.

The captain looked over at Smee, a fake hurt expression written on his face. "Well you didn't have to say that, Smee." He would have continued if it weren't for the stirring of a certain girl under him. Wendy was beginning to wake, turning to one side of the bed and mumbled something Hook could not make out. "Quick, Smee, she's awaking. Get out and do not enter unless you hear me call you." Smee fixed a bubble that was out of place in the bath before beginning to leave. "Did you not hear me? Get out you old fool!" Smee hurried his pace and left immediately, seeing the captain's temper was showing despite his loving mood for Wendy minutes prior.

Wendy's eyes fluttered open slowly, gradually sorting out the blurred images they presented before her. Curly black hair, strong icy eyes staring back at her, and finally that hook replacing a missing hand. With the mere sight of it, she jolted from the bed, fully awake, pushed the man away from her, and crawled across the bed. "Oh, come now, child! Was there really any need for that most unladylike behavior?" Captain Hook, regaining his posture, stood from his previously kneeling position beside the bed.

"Get away from me, Hook!" She yelled. As Wendy stood at the side of the bed, opposite Captain Hook, she began to feel dizzy and placed a hand over the bump on her head. "What...what have you done to me? You slime! Just wait until Peter comes! He's make croc food out of you!" In case her words weren't enough, her face could surely tell anyone how angry she was. Not only was she angry, but she was frightened and nervous as well. After all, she had never woken up to find a captain of a pirate ship staring at her, his hook caressing her skin.

Hook knew the girl was pushing his temper but he controlled himself and kept his demeanor calm. "We both would be waiting a long time for that, Wendy Darling." He walked slowly around the bed towards Wendy, hook dragging along the bed frame as his hand rested on the handle of his sword. It was held in his belt but even with no motion of Captain Hook planning on drawing his sword, Wendy stood hesitant. He let go of the sword and extended his hand. "Come with me, my dear. I'm sure you wouldn't dream of going back to an empty bed in the Neverland Forest when there's room right here."