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She found him right where she thought he would be, leaning on the fence railing watching the sunrise. Quietly she slid to stand next to him and laid her hand on top of his. He turned his hand up and their fingers intertwined. She just laid her head on his shoulder as they watched the sunrise together.
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Helena lay back on her sheets. It was Sunday morning. She could remember a time before the cape and mask where she'd have been appalled at herself for considering staying home.
It wasn't that she believed any less, for all the terrible things she'd seen in her nightly duties she had more reason to believe; to have faith in something than ever.
She curled into her blankets on her made bed, she really didn't want to get up, her back was sore her hands and wrists ached *swinging from buildings was tough on the body*. All she wanted was a long soak in the tub and maybe nice man in her bed to join her. Oh and maybe some sleep.
Her cross felt cool against her neck and she pictured cathedral ceilings, confessional and all those other people who got up and went no matter what they were doing the night before.
She thought about the lull of the priest's voice as he told stories that reminded her of her mission.
In moments she found that she was dressed and ready to go, she could always sleep in on Monday.
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