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Observations of Kris through Susie’s eyes throughout their friendship. Alternatively; Susie sees Kris for who they are.
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14 Jun 2026
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"As long as we’re friends forever, I won’t hold anything against you,”
A summer afternoon at the lake brings many unsaid things to the surface. Susie never expected a forever with Kris, but suddenly it seems like it's not enough.
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08 Jun 2026
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The sunlight hits Susie’s face at an awkward angle this afternoon. She doesn't like it – isn't quite fond of the way it intrudes into her life, half blinding her as she tries to stifle each of her sobs.
At this rate, it almost hurts to cry. Her sobs have wracked throughout her body for what feels like hours on end, her voice hoarse and tears ever-flowing. She wants to stop, but she doesn't know how. Unfortunately, it's not something she can just turn on and off, although she deeply wishes that she could.
that one scene that's mentioned in ch3+4 where toriel comforts little susie, who is still new to hometown :)
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08 Apr 2026
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And in the margins of their list of what Mom knows as "Reasons I Want To Live", they think to themself, and, in normal ink, write ‘Berdly’, before immediately retracting with guilt. Berdly is not a reason Kris wants to end their life. Berdly is just annoying.
—"Oh, Kris, classic tsun-dere move! Aha! But I see your hidden affections... You'll have to try harder than that to win over my fairest Noelle!"
Okay, wait, nevermind. Sure, he doesn’t actually make them want to kill themself—that’s why he’s not in the list. But he’s been annoying them so much that he’d probably come very close. And so, remembering his godawful lines, Kris resolves to add his name in the margin, again, and again, until it's scrawled all over like a kid writing their crush's name in the margins of schoolwork. Doesn't help that the pen this time is pink.
Kris keeps a not-so-carefully curated collection of all their miseries, written in a notebook meant to show their mom what gives them hope, the truth scrawled in brackets and invisible ink.
(Or—the story of how Kris lost and found their hope again, told with the aid of a very, very misleading journal.)
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06 Apr 2026
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There was a new kid in Middleground Youth Residential Treatment.
Or, Susie is angry and Kris is numb and despite all odds, they find each other before they were ever meant to.
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06 Apr 2026