drabbletag5, Stranger Than Fiction, Karen Effiel/Ana Pascal, chance
Title: A Chance At Love
Fandom: Stranger Than Fiction
Pairing: Karen Effiel/Ana Pascal
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 230
Note: Kinda spoilers the movie.
Karen had never really planned to find the bakery run by Ana Pascal, all the same she had found her. She had simply been looking for a place to eat, a place to rest. Ana, who seemed plenty sweet but a little shy, probably from what had happened with Harold, had welcomed her. Karen had smiled, finding Ana had happened by chance, but she liked this girl. She could see why Harold had loved her. She was a kind woman, with a good heart. Ana had come to settle beside her. The cafe and bakery, which she ran mostly as a bakery but had allowed herself to have a small cafe attached, was technicnally closed. Ana still didn't want to throw her out.
Ana had said nothing, reaching to cover Karen's hand with her own as Karen's hand began to shake a little. She had seen the sadness in Karen's eyes and she smiled softly, leaning to kiss the other woman. She believed in taking chances. Karen walking through her door was a chance she could not turn down. She wanted this woman, wanted her twice as much as she had ever wanted Harold. Karen had followed her up the stairs and the two curled onto the bed together, Ana taking her chance to kiss, caress and soothe Karen. Karen was soon shivering beneath her and Ana smiled.
"Welcome home."
Fandom: Stranger Than Fiction
Pairing: Karen Effiel/Ana Pascal
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 230
Note: Kinda spoilers the movie.
Karen had never really planned to find the bakery run by Ana Pascal, all the same she had found her. She had simply been looking for a place to eat, a place to rest. Ana, who seemed plenty sweet but a little shy, probably from what had happened with Harold, had welcomed her. Karen had smiled, finding Ana had happened by chance, but she liked this girl. She could see why Harold had loved her. She was a kind woman, with a good heart. Ana had come to settle beside her. The cafe and bakery, which she ran mostly as a bakery but had allowed herself to have a small cafe attached, was technicnally closed. Ana still didn't want to throw her out.
Ana had said nothing, reaching to cover Karen's hand with her own as Karen's hand began to shake a little. She had seen the sadness in Karen's eyes and she smiled softly, leaning to kiss the other woman. She believed in taking chances. Karen walking through her door was a chance she could not turn down. She wanted this woman, wanted her twice as much as she had ever wanted Harold. Karen had followed her up the stairs and the two curled onto the bed together, Ana taking her chance to kiss, caress and soothe Karen. Karen was soon shivering beneath her and Ana smiled.
"Welcome home."