Title: Secrets (1/1)
Fandom: Prison Break
Characters: Sara Tancredi, Brad Bellick, Michael Scofield
Pairing: Michael/Sara
Length: 1,849 words
Rating: PG-15
Summary: They all made choices that brought them here, and they all have secrets. Spoilers for the whole of Season Four so far.
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I love that you added this bit, because let's face it, we're all holding on to the hope that little things like this are really happening, even if the writers don't have the time or the notion to give it to us.
Great fic darling. Poor Brad. I almost like him.
...the lingering feeling there are more secrets being kept in this warehouse than she could ever imagine.
Exactly. And you demonstrate that more with this little fic than the writers have in all six episodes so far.
You know, I think part of why I like S4 so much is because we have you to fill in the much needed blanks.
*loves this*
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I love that you added this bit, because let's face it, we're all holding on to the hope that little things like this are really happening, even if the writers don't have the time or the notion to give it to us.
*sighs* I know. There are only 45 minutes in which to show us everything they need to show us, and we always end up wanting more. I'm glad you liked it!
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I'd love to see a moment like it on the show!
You and me both. Season Four has brought me much joy so far, but also many 'character' plotholes that demand to be filled with fic as soon as humanly possible. Which is good, I guess? LOL.
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Great piece.
Oh, one thing left me intrigued:
“You’re okay now, though, right? You’re not sick or anything like that?”
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Oh, one thing left me intrigued: “You’re okay now, though, right? You’re not sick or anything like that?”
Well, he was listening to Michael and Lincoln talking, and thought they were talking about Sara all the time, but perhaps they were talking about someone else at some point. *coughsnosebleedscoughs*
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Everyone did indeed make their own choices, and it's fascinating to watch those choices collide.
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