Drabbletag5, The 100, Abby/Raven, bound together
Title: In Hindsight
Author: Temari778
Fandom: The 100
Pairing: Abby/Raven
Rating: PG
Word Count: 241
Prompt: Bound together
Summary: Down there, it was colder.
Raven had been bound to a metal hook jutting from the wall, the handcuffs digging painfully into her skin. She knew not to tug on it, it would only make it worse.
Bound to this horrible, cruel earth that had somehow become more unforgiving than the Ark.
The Chancellor (a woman Raven had so easily and affectionately called Abby) had ordered her to be chained as a 'precaution' until further notice.
Raven knew what she meant, and had been a correct decision on her part.
After all, what Raven wanted to do more anything was to hurt her daughter (for someone who may or may not be a ghost, Clarke always had something up her sleeve, only this time it was a blade she had without a doubt saw sink into Finn's flesh).
Raven had never considered Abby as a replacement for her own shitty mother or even a mother-figure. At her age, why bother? At the time, them working together served both of their interests. A woman without her daughter, Raven , trying to get to the boy who had taken the fall for her.
Raven wondered what was the point of being kindly associated with one another? They had gotten off the Ark, Abby had gotten her daughter back, but Raven's love would rather be with Clarke.
If was of course, inevitable that they were both bound (stuck) together here, miles away from the hunk of metal in the sky.
Author: Temari778
Fandom: The 100
Pairing: Abby/Raven
Rating: PG
Word Count: 241
Prompt: Bound together
Summary: Down there, it was colder.
Raven had been bound to a metal hook jutting from the wall, the handcuffs digging painfully into her skin. She knew not to tug on it, it would only make it worse.
Bound to this horrible, cruel earth that had somehow become more unforgiving than the Ark.
The Chancellor (a woman Raven had so easily and affectionately called Abby) had ordered her to be chained as a 'precaution' until further notice.
Raven knew what she meant, and had been a correct decision on her part.
After all, what Raven wanted to do more anything was to hurt her daughter (for someone who may or may not be a ghost, Clarke always had something up her sleeve, only this time it was a blade she had without a doubt saw sink into Finn's flesh).
Raven had never considered Abby as a replacement for her own shitty mother or even a mother-figure. At her age, why bother? At the time, them working together served both of their interests. A woman without her daughter, Raven , trying to get to the boy who had taken the fall for her.
Raven wondered what was the point of being kindly associated with one another? They had gotten off the Ark, Abby had gotten her daughter back, but Raven's love would rather be with Clarke.
If was of course, inevitable that they were both bound (stuck) together here, miles away from the hunk of metal in the sky.