Ten and Two.
Title: Ten and Two.
Rating: PG-13 for language.
Character(s)/Pairings: Faith, Kennedy, Willow.
Summary: A moment on the bus heading out of Sunnydale.
( Ten and Two. )
Rating: PG-13 for language.
Character(s)/Pairings: Faith, Kennedy, Willow.
Summary: A moment on the bus heading out of Sunnydale.
( Ten and Two. )
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God damn, I miss your Faith. I can't even tell you. I *miss* that girl. This was a great little moment, though. A lot of character revealed in a small space. With a biggish chunk of characters, so... that's hard. But it's done well. And I *like* thinking that Faith is worried that Robin is going to disappear and that Giles is exhausted.
Two edits:
spelling: chauffeur -- you need another "u" there, babygirl
typo: you lost one of the double quotes on "Scooby" -- I think it would also work as italics on the first mention and nothing the second.
I want more.
And I think Faith should have made Andrew drive. He probably can't, but... Xander could have kept him company and shown him how to do it. And yes, that is implied slash. I am eeeeevil incarnate.
xo to you,
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And, thanks. For the spelling. Because.. how'd I fuck that up? I'm going into the barn to die, please. As for the second one - whoops. No excuse. I'm super lazy.
You are such a slash whore. Well, not really. I'll write more if more comes to me. I hope so. I like the idea of the bus, and focusing on Faith after that in a way that isn't pairing-centric. Or even if it's Faith/Robin. I don't like him that much, but he's grown on me, and he is good for Faith. Xander teaching Andrew how to drive would be cute, but I don't think they'd risk it when they're on the bus with a lot of wounded Slayers. Maybe when they get to whatever place I take them in my head. I can see it being a crappy old blue car for some reason. I don't know why I took you so seriously on that, or why I'm talking so much.
teh love. and ty again. Yep, ty.
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