Gilmore Girl drabble: The End of an English Novel
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The End of an English Novel [Gilmore Girls, Dean/Rory, PG, first time, schmoop, 100 words, 4.22 coda. For zooey-glass04, just because.]
"There is no happiness in love, except at the end of an English novel."
Anthony Trollope - Barchester Towers
They're a tangle of arms and legs, and her bed's too small, but it's Dean, her Dean, and she can't imagine being anywhere else. He laughs, warm ripples that she can feel as much as hear, hot against her neck, and when she asks him why he tells her it's because he's so happy. She laughs too, then, an equal overflow of happiness.
He surrounds her. She feels complete.
Later, when they're falling asleep, he whispers I love you and she says I love you too; if she could, she'd press this moment between a book and keep it forever.
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The End of an English Novel [Gilmore Girls, Dean/Rory, PG, first time, schmoop, 100 words, 4.22 coda. For zooey-glass04, just because.]
"There is no happiness in love, except at the end of an English novel."
Anthony Trollope - Barchester Towers
They're a tangle of arms and legs, and her bed's too small, but it's Dean, her Dean, and she can't imagine being anywhere else. He laughs, warm ripples that she can feel as much as hear, hot against her neck, and when she asks him why he tells her it's because he's so happy. She laughs too, then, an equal overflow of happiness.
He surrounds her. She feels complete.
Later, when they're falling asleep, he whispers I love you and she says I love you too; if she could, she'd press this moment between a book and keep it forever.
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