A space station falls from the sky, and then Faye Valentine falls back into his life. If she can be qualified as being in it now; Spike, frankly, has no idea where to place her in whatever loose mental schema he applies to his life, with no Bebop. They're still stuck in the same place, he supposes, it's just a little bigger, and it's a different
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It wasn't exactly the picture she'd had in her head, once she actually found him, though.
"Do cowboys make good sailors?" she asked as she approached, stopping a few meters from where he stood, behind him, kicking one foot behind the ankle of the other and hitching her thumbs into the belt loops of her cutoffs.
She'd consciously reintroduced herself to the sun and, now that she had a schedule, and even though McCoy wasn't necessarily sure the exertion was good, had started running and doing yoga again. The fact that she could look in the mirror every day and see herself, and be reasonably sure of who that was, meant that the cumulative months of not knowing, and not sleeping, and just curling up in quiet places hoping to stay lucid and in control had become glaringly apparent in ( ... )
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