I haven't posted in a while - mostly due to a bout of blargh owing to the fact that I didn't get the promotion I tried for. It's been a bit dispiriting, to say the least. But now I'm on vacation and I'm determined to ensure that work stress stays far from me this week
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And I am sorry you didn't get the promotion. ::Hugs:: I hope your vacation is a restful one and you get your energy back!
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by Angela
“Now?”
“Wait.”
The boy paced the short walk between gargoyles. “Okay, now?”
“No.”
Robin huffed softly, peering over the edge. Seven stories below, a man barked furiously into the back of a moving van where five terrified women cowered. The boy waited thirty seconds. “Now?”
Batman growled.
Robin turned on him, shaking with rage. “If we wait any longer, the whole thing’s gonna be over! Those women -”
“Not yet!”
On the ground, a door opened and the Penguin waddled out. Money exchanged hands.
“Now?” Robin was desperate.
“Now.”
Two grappling hooks arched over the alley and the duo jumped.
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If you don't get enough drabble posts to fulfill your need, I'll throw you a pairing. :)
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How about a drabble about Wufei?
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Thanks for the support. :hugs: You're very sweet.
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by Angela
Meiran wore red. Her downcast eyes were rimmed with khol, her lashes long, dark, and demure. Her pink lips moved slowly as she whispered the words that would bind them.
She looked . . . pretty.
Wufei fumbled the ring, barely managing to slide it over her knuckle. He noticed her hands shaking. Was she scared?
Of him?
He’d never thought she could be like that - sweet. Vulnerable. Something inside him began to give, to crumble.
Then her eyes flashed, her face falling into familiar lines of superiority and haughtiness and whatever had opened inside his heart closed shut again.
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by Angela
Only twenty minutes home from the bookstore, and Eiji was bored. He glanced hopefully at Ash, but his friend was engrossed in his novel.
Television then: soap opera . . . commercial . . . game show? But he never understood American games - after a minute, he switched it off.
“Ash?”
“Hmm.” He didn’t look up.
Eiji paced. Prowled the kitchen. Ate crackers.
“You read all day?”
Ash grunted. “You bought comics.”
And read them. Eiji glanced at his stack of Shounen Sunday.
Don’t you wanna get any real books? Ash had asked.
Now he wished he had. Eiji sighed.
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by Angela
I get a postcard - this time from Berlin - scribbling when and where to meet. We eat and drink. We laugh. He speaks of galleries and press junkets; I answer with planes and dowel jigs and we both pretend that we’re the same people who used to crash together on Mayama’s floor.
We don’t talk about her, but sometimes we try. We speak of old times and old friends, but our words weave around the empty space we save for Hagu. Morita’s smile turns wistful. She lives beneath our conversation and I wonder if she’s the only thing that binds us.
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Thank you and damn you for writing this.
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