[Drabble] Losing my religion
Title: Losing my religion
Fandom: NCIS
Author: nicis_anatomy
Character: M Allison Hart (mentions Gibbs)
Genre: Gen, Angst
Rating: G
Word count: 100
Summary: She wanted it all and lost everything ... Written for challenge #190 "Power" at ncisdrabble100
Spoilers/Warnings: English isn't my native language (although I wish) and the story is not beta'd. Spoiler up to the season 7 finale!!!
Disclaimer: I don't own these characters, nor am I making any money from them. If I would, I'd be rich and famous by now.
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She'd wanted power and ended up with blood on her hands.
She'd wanted justify and discovered things that better stayed buried.
She'd wanted her life to have purpose again and ended up with nothing.
She'd trusted the wrong men, hoping with their help she'd finally earn the respect she was fighting for all her life; it is hard for a woman to prove herself - especially in a men's world where everyone only sees your body and ignores your mind.
She'd hoped Bell would be different. He wasn't.
Gibbs was. But him she had lost before she had even found him.
- The End -
Fandom: NCIS
Author: nicis_anatomy
Character: M Allison Hart (mentions Gibbs)
Genre: Gen, Angst
Rating: G
Word count: 100
Summary: She wanted it all and lost everything ... Written for challenge #190 "Power" at ncisdrabble100
Spoilers/Warnings: English isn't my native language (although I wish) and the story is not beta'd. Spoiler up to the season 7 finale!!!
Disclaimer: I don't own these characters, nor am I making any money from them. If I would, I'd be rich and famous by now.
~*~*~*~*
She'd wanted power and ended up with blood on her hands.
She'd wanted justify and discovered things that better stayed buried.
She'd wanted her life to have purpose again and ended up with nothing.
She'd trusted the wrong men, hoping with their help she'd finally earn the respect she was fighting for all her life; it is hard for a woman to prove herself - especially in a men's world where everyone only sees your body and ignores your mind.
She'd hoped Bell would be different. He wasn't.
Gibbs was. But him she had lost before she had even found him.
- The End -