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Part 5 of both sides now-verse
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Published:
2020-03-02
Completed:
2020-05-09
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all of these dreams

Summary:

"And then I see you, the light falls through the room and all of it don't seem so hard."

Short stories set in the both sides now universe that don't fit anywhere else.

Chapter 1: Chapter 1

Notes:

This is my attempt at getting back into writing this universe so I can finally finish 'tiny infinity'. The length will probably vary a lot and there's no overhanging connection between the chapters. There's no editing here so please excuse any mistakes.

I hope you enjoy them regardless!

The title and lyrics are from Gwan by Rostam.

(See the end of the chapter for more notes.)

Chapter Text

Independent 

“She wouldn’t hold my hand.”

Carol didn’t look up from where she was trying to gather her things last minute. “What?” she asked distractedly.

“Bea. She wouldn’t hold my hand while walking to school today.” Carol only made a noise of confirmation as she continued flitting around the room, not really listening to what Therese was saying.

Carol.” Therese’s voice broke and Carol’s movements ceased. She finally looked up from the mess that was her bag to find Therese standing a few feet away, still in her coat and with tears in her eyes.

“She said she was a big girl who didn’t need to hold anyone’s hand,” she mumbled. Therese’s voice was small and Carol had to strain to hear what she was saying. “She doesn’t need me anymore.” That set Therese off and the tears came at full force. Carol rushed to pull Therese into her arms. She knew the feeling consuming Therese all too well.

“Of course she still needs you, you’re her mama,” Carol whispered against the crown of Therese’s head.

Notes:

If you have any ideas or word prompts you want to see this little gang get up to, please let me know and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks, as always, for reading and commenting.