Title: The Kitchen Witch
Author: Sairalinde Epilogue idea supplied by Glorfindel ( Thank you my love ; )
Type: HET/Romance/Witches
Pairing: Viggo/OFC.
Rating: Explicit Sex
WARNING: Language
Beta: Glorfindel
Disclaimer: This never happened...this is total fiction...Viggo is a real person but I make no claims on him. This was written in fun that's all. None of it is real. Sean Bean also isn't mine...none of this happened. The fictional characters/places are all figments of my demented imagination. I am not Wiccan, just did a bit of limited research so if you are Wiccan and I said something wrong unwittingly... sorry no offense meant to your religion at all.
Feedback: Yes please send to sairalinde@hornofgondor.com
Archiving: Yes but ask first please.
Summary/Notes: Viggo takes a trip and discovers he has a kitchen witch.

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[Chapter 1] [Chapter 2] [Chapter 3] [Chapter 4] [Chapter 5] [Chapter 6] [Chapter 7] [Chapter 8] [Chapter 9] [Chapter 10] [Chapter 11]

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Epilogue

Five years later....

Viggo sat down at the breakfast table at his ranch in Idaho. He picked up the newspaper and began reading it while he waited for his breakfast to cool. Then he looked over his newspaper and watched as a spoon sailed across the table as if supported by strings and dipped into the sugar bowl and then traveled back over to the bowl of oatmeal sitting in front of the blue eyed, blond headed three-year-old girl across from him. He put the newspaper down on the table and looked at his daughter shaking his head.

"Sarah honey...she's doing it again!" Viggo called out to his wife standing at the sink setting the last dish in the drainer.

"Amanda! We do not use magic at the breakfast table." She scolded. The little girl giggled and then turned her best puppy dog eye look on her father. He smiled and cut a glance at his pregnant wife who wasn't watching. Then his own spoon sailed across the table, dipped into the sugar bowl, and then sailed back not dropping a grain of sugar and then it began stirring his coffee as Viggo watched grinning at his talented daughter. Life was always amusing when living with two hereditary witches.

When he saw Sarah turn and head toward the table he winked at his daughter and grabbed the spinning spoon in his cup. Sarah sat down and looked at both of them knowingly and shook her head.

The End.