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The Maroon Beret

Summary

Sean finally grew the balls to propose to Charlie. One month later she left for a 6-month deployment back to Afghanistan. Last time she was gone, they were just friends. How will their new relationship status be affected by the distance forced between them?

Together, Charlie and Sean will have to face her deployment, the start of his new season, crazy fans, wild accusations, and an injury that will change their lives forever.

Can they make it?

*Pararescue Jumpers wear maroon berets as a symbol of their elite status as United States Air Force Special Operations. The dark red color symbolizes the blood shed by past PJs, as well as the blood current PJs are willing to shed to save lives.*


Chapters

Comments

@dreamit
I already have, it's on mibba. It's just too much work to change the formatting so it fits here. I might later, though. But it's up on mibba if you want to look there.

Flyers_girl Flyers_girl
6/15/14

@flyers_girl are you going to make another sequel???!!??!??

dreamit dreamit
6/15/14

This is literally my favorite story ever and I have read A LOT. When I read the very end......tears. This is so precious, thank you for being the author of this amazing story lol

Amber Leigh Amber Leigh
5/12/14

@FMBrookshire
Thank you so much. I love hearing that people are enjoying this. I've always wanted to write a story about Couturier, and my best friend's deployment with the Marines just inspired me. I'm trying my best to make it realistic and relatable, even for people who don't have any personal military connections.

Flyers_girl Flyers_girl
5/6/14

I can honestly say I am constantly checking for a new update on this story. I don't really know where you get the attention to detail from, but thank you. It's so nice that even for a fan fiction you put real problems our loved ones in the military are coming home with. I can't speak for every vet but not just the injured ones can suffer from PTSD. I know that it's something we live with everyday in our home and I really believe your story is getting awareness about a very real situation.

FMBrookshire FMBrookshire
5/6/14