She's not sending him away. She's not telling him there's someone else. She's not making it clear there isn't anything left.
She's saying 'together.' She's saying she loves him.
For a moment, he has to just close his eyes and breathe that in; let it become more real so that the rest of what's real--and much more overwhelming--can feel less dizzying.
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Date: 2014-04-21 04:04 pm (UTC)She's saying 'together.' She's saying she loves him.
For a moment, he has to just close his eyes and breathe that in; let it become more real so that the rest of what's real--and much more overwhelming--can feel less dizzying.
"Can... can I come sit...?"