Created to be Cherished (M/L Adult) A/N 1/20 [WIP]
Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:57 am
Title: Created to be Cherished
Author: Touched by an Alien
Category: AU. M/L but I can garentee everyone else is in here somewhere. Although at the beggining there is going to be some Z/L but not alot.
Rating: Adult
Disclaimer: Characters from Roswell belong to The WB, Melinda Metz, and UPN, not me.
Summary: In the crazy world of glammer and beauty, young and carefree Elizabeth Parker enters into the world of modeling when an angent finds her walking on the street one day. Little does she know what comes with the cost of being famous, and little does she know the constant push for perfection in the industry. Sex, drugs, and rock and roll tempts her on her path to startem, but one day she finds a man that might be able to save her from the distructious life... her photographer.
This fics pretty much inspired by the movie "Gia"
Author’s note: This fic pretty much reflects the paths the rich and the glamnerous take. Liz Parker isn't the sweet innocent person that was in Roswell due to some events such as growing up in New York and never knowing her father. She's potrayed as a free, confedent spirit unlike no other. Besides the basic idea of a supermodels life, that's pretty much the only simularity between this fic and the movie "Gia" everything else is from my own screwed up mind

Thank you so much to singerchic4 for the perfect banner
Chapter one- A Model’s Heart
November 18, 2009
“And we have a very special guest with us tonight. The stunning Elizabeth Parker ladies and gentlemen,”
The beautiful brunette gracefully walked across the stage as the crowd cheered and screamed for her. Her long, dark hair framed her unforgettable face that was known to millions of people from thousands of different places across the world. Lusted by men and hated by women, no matter if it was lust of hate she was still known as the model of perfection among the flawless.
Anyone could see by taking one glance at her, that she was free, wild even in spirit… untouchable perhaps. With complete self-confidence in the palm of her hand, she would always be known and talked about as the angel who was her own and belonged to no one else… fearless and with out a care in the world.
“Elizabeth Parker in all of her glory. It’s amazing to meet you Liz,” the host ushered her to sit. A sly smile graced her lips as she sat into the guest’s chair and glanced shortly toward the crowd before looking back at the man.
“You have had quit a life haven’t you?” he asked in amazement.
“You could say that,” she agreed with her head held straight and confident like it always was and always would be. She said the words without a smile or a frown. She had a look constantly that made one wonder what secret was hiding behind her eyes.
“So are you happy… about how much you have accomplished?” he asked clearing his throat.
“I…” she whispered before she gazed away for a minute before turning her head back upwards, “Yeah... yeah I am.”
“Wait... you hesitated,” he inquired with a raised eyebrow as he became more intrigued.
“Hmm,” she lifted her eyes to him and smiled with out saying anything else.
“So what is in a model’s heart?” he asked with a small smile.
“Hmm, what’s in a model’s heart?” she whispered to herself trying to figure out the answer to the question. What was in a model’s heart? Truthfully, she had wondered that very question herself and had of yet to find its answer.
“Well surely if you don’t know then no one does,” the host returned.
She smiled.
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New York May 6, 1999
“Yo, Liz you come’n or what?” Ava yelled towards the back.
“Hell no. I’ve gotta life of my own to live,” Liz yelled even though she was already halfway through the back room’s doors as she grabbed her thin leather coat.
“Cornball,” she rolled her eyes and hopped off the restaurant’s counter.
“Freak,” she returned as she followed her outside.
“Call you later?” Ava asked causually.
“Yeah,” Liz said back as she turned the corner. She put on her jacket that matched her black wife beater, leather pants, and boots while combing her hand through her neck length hair and pushing back her bangs with a toss of her head. She must have passed millions of people each day in New York City. She never wondered who they were, because she sure as hell didn’t even know who she was yet.
“Lizzie, damn you look’n good today,” Rod said with his head tilted as he looked her up and down.
“Eatcha’ heart out,” she returned as she walked on past him.
“Baby why ya gotta do me like dat,” he yelled back. The only response that he got from her was her flicking him off as she kept on walking.
As she walked into the music store, she heard the normal dinging of the bells from the door. Shelly the usual counter person nodded to her and turned her attention back to the magazine in her hand.
Walking past her, she went into the far back of the rows of cds and records. She skimmed her usual section before hearing a rough voice behind her, “Can I help ya miss?”
She smiled slyly as she turned around and leaned on the shelf. “You know princess were gonna to have ta stop meet’n like dis,” Zan smiled as put both of his arms against the shelf and trapped her from moving.
He lowered his head and stole a long kiss and lifted her hips as her legs rapped around his. She laughed as he pushed her against the shelf and made it shake. She could have sworn it was going to fall. And then before she knew it, she felt the hardness of the floor hit her back as Zan lost balance and fell with her. She cracked up laughing below Zan and tried to hold the laughter in when she saw Shelly looking over at them from a cross the room.
“How’s it goin’ Shell,” Zan asked seeing as they had just been caught.
When she didn’t say anything and rolled her eyes, he smiled sarcastically before saying, “Great, nice talk’n to ya too.” Liz couldn’t quit the light laughter under him even as he got up and pulled her off of the floor.
“I gotta go any ways I’ll see ya lata” she said as she patted him on the chest and started to leave the store.
Zan pulled her back before asking, “You alright?”
“Fine,” she smiled smally, comfortingly before turning towards the door and into New York’s crowds again. She didn’t want to admit to herself that she was dodging Zan more and more often. She wasn't trying to get involved with anyone… including him. She kept to herself, took care of herself, that was the way her life had been, and she was going to keep it that way. It was the only sure way to not get hurt in the end she had decided.
She had let one person take care of her once along time ago and that was her mother. And yet where was her mother when she had needed her most? She had left her when she was twelve years old to fend for her own in the great big city of New York. The only good thing her mother had left her was two months of paid rent for the apartment.
She drew in her breath and tried to forget about the past as she entered into the old café that she’d been in a thousand times before. “Yo Robbi, can I get a coffee to go, or you getten so lazy now that you tell your customers to serve themselves,” she yelled towards the back.
“You’ve got a lot of lip sweetheart,” he said with a shake of head as he got to the counter and started to make her coffee. She ignored the middle-aged man who was starring at her from across the counter. Until she finally got her coffee did he walk over.
“Can I buy that for you?” he offered as he sat next to her and studied her face.
“I don’t let strange men buy me drinks,” she returned without even giving him even a glance.
“Well, that’s good to know since I don’t either,” he returned before saying with amazement, “You… have a face of an angel.”
She turned to him and starred. That was a first. She had heard just about every pick up line known to man, but that was a new one for her. She had noticed he had a clean white button up shirt with black slacks on. He was most definitely not from the neighborhood. She caught a slight British accent in his voice, but it was nothing too noticeable. He wasn’t bad look either she supposed.
“Jade… Jade Foster,” he held his hand out for her. She didn’t move a muscle to take his hand, instead she just kept giving him a stare that was unnerving usually to most. The truth was alot of people were naturally unnerved by her and her fearless attitude. He, however, didn’t even flinch. Instead he just dropped his hand before asking with a sly smile, "So tell me angel… have you ever thought about modeling?”
A/N: should I continue? Let me know
Author: Touched by an Alien
Category: AU. M/L but I can garentee everyone else is in here somewhere. Although at the beggining there is going to be some Z/L but not alot.
Rating: Adult
Disclaimer: Characters from Roswell belong to The WB, Melinda Metz, and UPN, not me.
Summary: In the crazy world of glammer and beauty, young and carefree Elizabeth Parker enters into the world of modeling when an angent finds her walking on the street one day. Little does she know what comes with the cost of being famous, and little does she know the constant push for perfection in the industry. Sex, drugs, and rock and roll tempts her on her path to startem, but one day she finds a man that might be able to save her from the distructious life... her photographer.
This fics pretty much inspired by the movie "Gia"
Author’s note: This fic pretty much reflects the paths the rich and the glamnerous take. Liz Parker isn't the sweet innocent person that was in Roswell due to some events such as growing up in New York and never knowing her father. She's potrayed as a free, confedent spirit unlike no other. Besides the basic idea of a supermodels life, that's pretty much the only simularity between this fic and the movie "Gia" everything else is from my own screwed up mind


Thank you so much to singerchic4 for the perfect banner
Chapter one- A Model’s Heart
November 18, 2009
“And we have a very special guest with us tonight. The stunning Elizabeth Parker ladies and gentlemen,”
The beautiful brunette gracefully walked across the stage as the crowd cheered and screamed for her. Her long, dark hair framed her unforgettable face that was known to millions of people from thousands of different places across the world. Lusted by men and hated by women, no matter if it was lust of hate she was still known as the model of perfection among the flawless.
Anyone could see by taking one glance at her, that she was free, wild even in spirit… untouchable perhaps. With complete self-confidence in the palm of her hand, she would always be known and talked about as the angel who was her own and belonged to no one else… fearless and with out a care in the world.
“Elizabeth Parker in all of her glory. It’s amazing to meet you Liz,” the host ushered her to sit. A sly smile graced her lips as she sat into the guest’s chair and glanced shortly toward the crowd before looking back at the man.
“You have had quit a life haven’t you?” he asked in amazement.
“You could say that,” she agreed with her head held straight and confident like it always was and always would be. She said the words without a smile or a frown. She had a look constantly that made one wonder what secret was hiding behind her eyes.
“So are you happy… about how much you have accomplished?” he asked clearing his throat.
“I…” she whispered before she gazed away for a minute before turning her head back upwards, “Yeah... yeah I am.”
“Wait... you hesitated,” he inquired with a raised eyebrow as he became more intrigued.
“Hmm,” she lifted her eyes to him and smiled with out saying anything else.
“So what is in a model’s heart?” he asked with a small smile.
“Hmm, what’s in a model’s heart?” she whispered to herself trying to figure out the answer to the question. What was in a model’s heart? Truthfully, she had wondered that very question herself and had of yet to find its answer.
“Well surely if you don’t know then no one does,” the host returned.
She smiled.
***************** *************************** *****************
New York May 6, 1999
“Yo, Liz you come’n or what?” Ava yelled towards the back.
“Hell no. I’ve gotta life of my own to live,” Liz yelled even though she was already halfway through the back room’s doors as she grabbed her thin leather coat.
“Cornball,” she rolled her eyes and hopped off the restaurant’s counter.
“Freak,” she returned as she followed her outside.
“Call you later?” Ava asked causually.
“Yeah,” Liz said back as she turned the corner. She put on her jacket that matched her black wife beater, leather pants, and boots while combing her hand through her neck length hair and pushing back her bangs with a toss of her head. She must have passed millions of people each day in New York City. She never wondered who they were, because she sure as hell didn’t even know who she was yet.
“Lizzie, damn you look’n good today,” Rod said with his head tilted as he looked her up and down.
“Eatcha’ heart out,” she returned as she walked on past him.
“Baby why ya gotta do me like dat,” he yelled back. The only response that he got from her was her flicking him off as she kept on walking.
As she walked into the music store, she heard the normal dinging of the bells from the door. Shelly the usual counter person nodded to her and turned her attention back to the magazine in her hand.
Walking past her, she went into the far back of the rows of cds and records. She skimmed her usual section before hearing a rough voice behind her, “Can I help ya miss?”
She smiled slyly as she turned around and leaned on the shelf. “You know princess were gonna to have ta stop meet’n like dis,” Zan smiled as put both of his arms against the shelf and trapped her from moving.
He lowered his head and stole a long kiss and lifted her hips as her legs rapped around his. She laughed as he pushed her against the shelf and made it shake. She could have sworn it was going to fall. And then before she knew it, she felt the hardness of the floor hit her back as Zan lost balance and fell with her. She cracked up laughing below Zan and tried to hold the laughter in when she saw Shelly looking over at them from a cross the room.
“How’s it goin’ Shell,” Zan asked seeing as they had just been caught.
When she didn’t say anything and rolled her eyes, he smiled sarcastically before saying, “Great, nice talk’n to ya too.” Liz couldn’t quit the light laughter under him even as he got up and pulled her off of the floor.
“I gotta go any ways I’ll see ya lata” she said as she patted him on the chest and started to leave the store.
Zan pulled her back before asking, “You alright?”
“Fine,” she smiled smally, comfortingly before turning towards the door and into New York’s crowds again. She didn’t want to admit to herself that she was dodging Zan more and more often. She wasn't trying to get involved with anyone… including him. She kept to herself, took care of herself, that was the way her life had been, and she was going to keep it that way. It was the only sure way to not get hurt in the end she had decided.
She had let one person take care of her once along time ago and that was her mother. And yet where was her mother when she had needed her most? She had left her when she was twelve years old to fend for her own in the great big city of New York. The only good thing her mother had left her was two months of paid rent for the apartment.
She drew in her breath and tried to forget about the past as she entered into the old café that she’d been in a thousand times before. “Yo Robbi, can I get a coffee to go, or you getten so lazy now that you tell your customers to serve themselves,” she yelled towards the back.
“You’ve got a lot of lip sweetheart,” he said with a shake of head as he got to the counter and started to make her coffee. She ignored the middle-aged man who was starring at her from across the counter. Until she finally got her coffee did he walk over.
“Can I buy that for you?” he offered as he sat next to her and studied her face.
“I don’t let strange men buy me drinks,” she returned without even giving him even a glance.
“Well, that’s good to know since I don’t either,” he returned before saying with amazement, “You… have a face of an angel.”
She turned to him and starred. That was a first. She had heard just about every pick up line known to man, but that was a new one for her. She had noticed he had a clean white button up shirt with black slacks on. He was most definitely not from the neighborhood. She caught a slight British accent in his voice, but it was nothing too noticeable. He wasn’t bad look either she supposed.
“Jade… Jade Foster,” he held his hand out for her. She didn’t move a muscle to take his hand, instead she just kept giving him a stare that was unnerving usually to most. The truth was alot of people were naturally unnerved by her and her fearless attitude. He, however, didn’t even flinch. Instead he just dropped his hand before asking with a sly smile, "So tell me angel… have you ever thought about modeling?”
A/N: should I continue? Let me know
