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Date: Fall 2005
Characters: Nathan Petrelli, Angela Petrelli
Summary: Angela pays her son a visit. She has been hearing some rumours and she has Nathan's best interest at heart.
Status: Complete
Private and reserved to the Petrellis
The only downside of being the wife of a man with too much money was that one found herself alone more than was necessary. Over the years, she'd learned to make do and occupy herself but not being needed made it all the easier to get bored with one's life.
And it made one all the more attentive to detail. It wasn't until one of her friends dropped a hint about weddings and how happy Andrea Wilmer looked with her - much older - husband while looking pointedly at Angela that something clicked. Nathan was too careful, too like his father. But she wouldn't have put it past Peter to...
Before accusations could be thrown, she wanted to make sure. And who better to tell her than her own son? She had decided she would come unannounced. She was, after all, his mother. It was her right to be a little eccentric.
Characters: Nathan Petrelli, Angela Petrelli
Summary: Angela pays her son a visit. She has been hearing some rumours and she has Nathan's best interest at heart.
Status: Complete
Private and reserved to the Petrellis
The only downside of being the wife of a man with too much money was that one found herself alone more than was necessary. Over the years, she'd learned to make do and occupy herself but not being needed made it all the easier to get bored with one's life.
And it made one all the more attentive to detail. It wasn't until one of her friends dropped a hint about weddings and how happy Andrea Wilmer looked with her - much older - husband while looking pointedly at Angela that something clicked. Nathan was too careful, too like his father. But she wouldn't have put it past Peter to...
Before accusations could be thrown, she wanted to make sure. And who better to tell her than her own son? She had decided she would come unannounced. She was, after all, his mother. It was her right to be a little eccentric.