Title: Felicita
Author: Smacky30
Rating: FRAO
Pairing: Prentiss/Rossi
Summary: Sequel to
Damage Control (because people asked for it). Set after Demonology. Talking about the past. Planning for the future.
Disclaimer: Not mine.
A/N: Once again
mingsmommy and
losingntrnslatn helped me so much that I can't begin to thank them enough. Felicita is Italian for happiness
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Poor Emily with all her walls and the rules she's set up to keep herself from being hurt - all the way back to promising she wouldn't fall in love in Damage Control. She wasn't promising him, was she? She was promising herself.
And DAVE. Dave, who has finally learned to step up to the plate and figured out what commitment means and says it out loud to prove it. *HEARTS* Their lives are going to be so rich together.
And your last line, of course, is gorgeous. They make me want to twirl. :D
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Thank you so very much - for cheering it on and being so sweet. Now I can work on yours.
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I absolutely loved that you addressed Emily's guilt over the abortion. I figured she would think about that all the time, and I think you did it perfectly.
And I swooned when Dave took care of Emily and admitted his feelings for her. *sighs* Can I have one of him please?
This is great. You just rock at this pair!
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And the abortion. Emily feeling unlovable and being convinced that she's unworthy, and this whole paragraph:
“And then you tell yourself there’s time,” she’s talking through her tears but it hardly sounds like her voice there’s so much regret and pain in there. “There’s time for a baby and you’ll be the best mother ever, because you’ve got to make up for what you did.” She swipes at the tears. “Until you wake up one morning and you’re almost forty and you realize that it’s true.”Gut-wrenching and perfect and thank GOD Dave was there to show her how wrong she was. I have a couple of friends who have had abortions, and they don't talk about the much, but when they do... Yeah. This is something that haunts people, especially people ( ... )
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Thank you so much. I'm so glad you think it worked. This may be one of my favorite stories ever (of the ones I've written). So to get such a positive response is amazing.
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I love that even though he let her go he'll still sit inside her building's lobby and wait for her for 3 hours, hairy eyed doorman and uncomfortable couches be damned.
The whole exchange about not being friends in Indianapolis is beautifully crafted. And this:
“I didn’t come here to have sex with you, Emily.” Dave watches the emotions play over her face. Lack of sleep, lack of food and two generous shots of Bailey’s have all combined to lower her defenses and she’s pretty much an open book and right now she looks more than a little hurt. “That doesn’t mean I don’t want to have sex with you. In fact, I’ve thought of it pretty much every day since Indy.”
Brilliance in the form of the perfect characterization of David Rossi.
This?
He can actually hear the quaver in his voice when he says, “What if I didn’t?”Made me wibble and a little bit fluttery ( ... )
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Thank you so much for reading these and taking the time to leave comments. I do truly appreciate it.
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