Who: Maka Albarn and Justin Law
When: various times
Where: Justin's room.
Summary: Maka's continued efforts to help Justin after all of his recent traumas.
Rating: pg-pg13, will be updated as necessary
Warnings: Potential swearing, potential references to assault, suicidal thoughts
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Icing over a secret pain. )
For a long while, she's completely silent, simply sitting and waiting, wondering what to say.
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Justin cannot raise his head to look at her. His wavelength is all over the place, not settling down into its normal pattern, and he's having difficulty forcing himself calm.
It would be so easy to slip back into insanity, to let go again and just fall and never ever come back. But he's not brave enough to give up on fear, and so he just curls in on himself and shivers.
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There's the chance of course that he lost or broke the amulet. The chance that this was an accident, but then Maka had had a taste of the insanity herself. She'd felt the temptation and given in. She knew deep down this hadn't been an accident.
Maka doesn't leave and she doesn't speak, but she does move a little closer, slowly, carefully.
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"I did not want you to save me."
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The admission comes far too quickly to be painful. He's just telling the truth, and doesn't care if it's right or wrong. He wanted it, wanted the insanity, wanted to lose himself in something that could erase him.
Things would be so much easier if death were permanent.
"You knew I wanted it, and you placed yourself in danger because you were trying to rescue me from something I did not want to be saved from."
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"The things that we want aren't always good for us." After another moment, she adds quietly, "I wanted it too." Probably not to the extent that he did, but for a while, there had definitely been a desire for the release that insanity allowed.
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"You would have hurt other people. You would have hurt yourself. It would have ended eventually anyway."
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