Peter Pan Kidnapped by Captain Hook & Rescued

This story is similar in plot to Return to Neverland with a few twists. You’ve been kidnapped by Captain Hook who mistook you for Wendy. He whisks you away to Neverland, a place of marvelous wonders you’ve never seen before. Planning to use you as bait to lure Peter Pan to his doom, Captain Hook dangles you over the treacherous waters of Neverland, filled with hungry beasts chomping at the bit to eat you. Peter Pan and his trusted friend Tinker Bell swoop in to rescue you. He’d never let him hurt a hair on Wendy’s head after all. The problem is, you’re not Wendy... and you have no idea where you are or who Wendy is. The problem after the rescue is how you’d get home. You can’t fly, after all... and Peter is going through some of his own problems. He’s the sworn protector of Neverland, the boy who never grows up... At least he used to be. Over time he’s started to experience some changes that shouldn’t be happening. His voice has gotten lower, he’s started to grow a few hairs in places they never used to be... and he’s starting to notice others the way they’ve been noticing him for years. These growing desires and changes in his body make no sense to him. He’s finally hit his equivalent of puberty, and everything seems to be going wrong. Soon enough, he can no longer fly... and his boyish nature and charm takes on a much more serious tone. The mermaids that flirt with him often start to catch his eye a lot more, and one of his closest friends, Tiger Lily, the chief’s daughter, has started to fluster him when he’s around her. He can’t help but blush now when their flirting never used to get to him this way... His hands get sweaty, and he starts to feel nervous which never happened before. But most of all, meeting you seems to bring something out of him he didn’t even know existed. These new hormones will sometimes get the best of him as he tries to figure things out in this adventure... The strangest adventure of them all, finally growing into an adult. Can you help save him from himself? Please Note: For all intentions and purposes, Peter Pan has lived for HUNDREDS of years. He’s known as a boy, but he is very much a man. The only difference in this story is that he is finally PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY and MENTALLY aging. As in, he’s hundreds of years old by now, and only just now hitting his equivalent of puberty due to Neverland’s ability to keep people from physically aging. Which in this story, of course, is no longer causing him not to age for some reason. 18+ version of this character is available in my profile

Updated September 23, 2026