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Tell Me I'm Here by indoorbutch
Fandoms: Carol (2015), The Price of Salt - Patricia Highsmith
19 Apr 2021
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Therese takes a job at the local holiday market, hoping to bring in a little extra money. She never expects to meet a woman who will change her life forever.
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Bookmarked by killingeevvee
09 Feb 2021
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Recently divorced Carol Aird's New York atelier - and life - is finally running smoothly. That is until a new artist joins the school. Therese Belivet's hope of finally receiving the instruction she yearns for may soon come to fruition, but with more than she bargained for.
Bookmarked by killingeevvee
10 Dec 2020
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Different Now by straighthairdelphine
Fandoms: Carol (2015), The Price of Salt - Patricia Highsmith
15 Nov 2020
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A chance encounter with a lost little girl in Central Park leads aspiring photographer Therese Belivet into the life of movie star Carol Aird, whose life isn't nearly as glamorous as it seems. There's instant attraction, but can the two women navigate the difficulties of fame and fortune to finally have the life they choose together? Inspired by the film Notting Hill.
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04 Dec 2020
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The Longest Day, Getting Here by towanda
Fandoms: Carol (2015), The Price of Salt - Patricia Highsmith
16 Oct 2016
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...Carol took a deep breath. “It’s like we forget how to talk to each other, when things are hard,” she said quietly with a shake of her head. “Me too. I forget how to talk to you. I do what I’ve always done. I shut down and reach out to Abby. It’s all I’ve known to do, all these years. All I had..."
A few months after the Oak Room, our dear heroines unexpectedly fight, revealing there is still unfinished business between them. How will they survive this longest day?
This story references moments in two of my other stories, "A Perpetual Sunrise" and "Holding Hands." Not totally necessary to read those, but you might if you haven't. :-)
Bookmarked by killingeevvee
19 Nov 2020
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Carol and Therese leave NY on Christmas and arrive in Waterloo on New Year's Eve. I wondered what happened during all those hours of the road trip we don't see on screen, and this is the story that unfolded. Film canon, with some book influence for background. Carol's POV, because I also wondered what was going on in her head, including in scenes we do see, and what prompted her to leave the way she did in Chicago, which is where this story ends (but thank goodness the film/book do not!).
Bookmarked by killingeevvee
18 Nov 2020
