Mini_nanowrimo 26/30
Episode: Doppelganger
Obj: 100
Words: 213
Characters: Teyla, Kate, sorta.
In the beginning, she though she overslept. After all, she had a lot of works to do, and as professional as Kate always tried to be, she's only human. But it was Cookie's Morning. They were always a surprise, and when they happened, Kate and she always went to Teyla's room to eat them with a tea Teyla didn't drink since she was a child.
It was Kate's idea, two weeks after she came back from Earth. One moment where they were free to not be the responsible women they had to be the rest of the time.
So when the other woman didn't appear this morning, Teyla took a plate and left to her office.
Kate is always in her office in time, even if it means missing breakfast.
Not this time.
Even when she went to her quarters in worry, she hoped she was wrong. That she'll see a sleepy face. That she'll be in her bathroom, and they'll laugh about it later, with their drinks.
Kate doesn't open the door. She doesn't wake up at her calls. She doesn't move.
At the last second, she remember the danger, she can't touch her. She can't help her.
Her voice doesn't shake when she called Keller. She doesn't cry.
She wants to.
Obj: 100
Words: 213
Characters: Teyla, Kate, sorta.
In the beginning, she though she overslept. After all, she had a lot of works to do, and as professional as Kate always tried to be, she's only human. But it was Cookie's Morning. They were always a surprise, and when they happened, Kate and she always went to Teyla's room to eat them with a tea Teyla didn't drink since she was a child.
It was Kate's idea, two weeks after she came back from Earth. One moment where they were free to not be the responsible women they had to be the rest of the time.
So when the other woman didn't appear this morning, Teyla took a plate and left to her office.
Kate is always in her office in time, even if it means missing breakfast.
Not this time.
Even when she went to her quarters in worry, she hoped she was wrong. That she'll see a sleepy face. That she'll be in her bathroom, and they'll laugh about it later, with their drinks.
Kate doesn't open the door. She doesn't wake up at her calls. She doesn't move.
At the last second, she remember the danger, she can't touch her. She can't help her.
Her voice doesn't shake when she called Keller. She doesn't cry.
She wants to.