Disclaimer: I do not own anything pertaining to Joan of Arcadia. The concept, characters and show are all property of Barbara Hall and CBS. Bless her heart for creating such a great show! Delia Brown and Everwood are the intellectual properties of Greg Berlanti and Warner Brothers.
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Author's Notes: The Crossover challenge is pretty self explanatory. The only requirement was that the author crossed a Joan of Arcadia character with any other character from a fandom of his or her choice.
I decided on writing a Joan of Arcadia/Everwood cross-over and, because Delia Brown is too cute for words, she's the focus of the piece.
They're my two favorite shows,
Everwood2003
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Author: Everwood2003
Title: Comfort
Word Count: 100
Challenge: Crossover
At the tender age of eight, there was little that she understood about death, other than what her father had told her after the disappearance of her pet rabbit.
She remembered sitting on his knee as he explained that Mr. Peter had gone to a place with lots of sunshine and green grass.
Now, as she sits on the front steps of their new home, she wonders if the sun is as bright and the grass as green where her mother is.
"It is."
Joan smiles, silently thanking God for allowing her to give Delia Brown that small bit of comfort.
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Author's Notes: The Crossover challenge is pretty self explanatory. The only requirement was that the author crossed a Joan of Arcadia character with any other character from a fandom of his or her choice.
I decided on writing a Joan of Arcadia/Everwood cross-over and, because Delia Brown is too cute for words, she's the focus of the piece.
They're my two favorite shows,
Everwood2003
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Author: Everwood2003
Title: Comfort
Word Count: 100
Challenge: Crossover
At the tender age of eight, there was little that she understood about death, other than what her father had told her after the disappearance of her pet rabbit.
She remembered sitting on his knee as he explained that Mr. Peter had gone to a place with lots of sunshine and green grass.
Now, as she sits on the front steps of their new home, she wonders if the sun is as bright and the grass as green where her mother is.
"It is."
Joan smiles, silently thanking God for allowing her to give Delia Brown that small bit of comfort.