A Pirate Dosen't Begin A Pirate

by Lone Writer

I wasn’t always a pirate. I didn’t always pillage and plunder and steal. I didn’t WANT to be a pirate. I never did and I never will. It’s not my fault that I ended up this way.

I just did.

I was a normal child, I would believe anything you told me. I would do everything you told me. I was a normal teenager, not as quick to believe something but when I got started there was no stopping me. It’s when I spent my first year as an adult that the problems began. My 19th year.

I worked at the port as a dishwasher. I wasn’t particularily pretty and no one noticed me unless I was in trouble. No one but him. Sir Henry Corbluff. He told me that a girl like me shouldn’t be working in a port like this. I agreed with him. Port Fleming wasn’t exactly on the top of everyone’s list of places to be. He invited me to work on his ship, the Blue Meander. Of course, being young, curious and stupid I eagerly accepted.

That moment changed the course of my entire life.

Comments

Average Reader Rating: 5.0 stars out of 5

  1. A Pirate Dosen't Begin A Pirate

    Mistress Elsha Hawk's Buddy Icon Mistress Elsha Hawk

    Posted 8 months ago

    Nice lead in! I hope to see some sequels! :)

  2. A Pirate Dosen't Begin A Pirate

    SKermitgorf's Buddy Icon SKermitgorf

    Posted 8 months ago

    Yup deanmds a sequel, nice job.

  3. A Pirate Dosen't Begin A Pirate

    THX 0477's Buddy Icon THX 0477

    Posted 8 months ago

    I love that we have a story growing out of different people’s stories here. Very nice addition. I liked the aspect of the character not being attractive enough to really turn heads, a nice change from the norm of the gorgeous heroine and dashing hero.
    LoA

  4. A Pirate Dosen't Begin A Pirate

    thebetweenspace's Buddy Icon thebetweenspace

    Posted 3 months ago

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Every story has a beginning. I liked the detail about how no pirate begins a pirate. I also liked the detail about how she’s not the best looking. As THX said, that’s a welcome change from the norm.

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