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Otherwordly Meme

Sometimes all you need is a word to spark off an idea.
1. Post a comment with your character's name, canon, and any preferences you may have (no shipping, no smut, etc.)
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
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pick a verse, any verse
canon AU
The above is written on a journal entry in a notebook that is still open next to him in his room as he proceeds to sleep through an entire day.
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He's supposed to just be a friend. A friend she may have made out with once or twice. A friend who she cares about, possibly more than she's cared about anyone that wasn't family ever. There's something about him that pulls her in, even if he can be incredibly frustrating, and she doesn't know why. In fact, there's a part of her that may even like that he's frustrating.
How can someone enjoy frustration?
Regardless, during that day of sleep, she climbs through his window, just as the sun is starting to set. She probably should have gone to the front door and knocked, but this seemed faster. This didn't bother his dad. She stops when she sees him sleeping, not wanting to disturb him, but she also doesn't leave. She reaches for the journal, closing it without reading it and placing it on his desk before sitting next to him on the bed. He seems almost peaceful like this, even though she knows his thoughts must be anything but.
There's a small pause, before reaching forward and brushing his fingers against his temple gently. It's so much easier to touch him when he's unconscious. She doesn't have to worry so much if he's worrying about what it means. Or with her worrying about if it should mean something. She can just offer comfort and he can respond to it, without there being anything in between.
He feels cold. She wants to fix it.
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He was cold, tired, and in pain, but seeing her still managed to bring a hesitant smile to his face.
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"Hey." Then there's a small, self-conscious pause, her hand pulling back. "I didn't mean to wake you. I can go, if you'd rather ... "
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"Come here."
No, you don't get a choice, Stiles.
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"You're right," he said after a moment. "You're really warm." And then he shook his head, because yeah, that sounded smoother in his head.
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"And you're like an ice cube," she exhales slowly, trying to time the rise and fall of her chest with the soft press of his breathing.
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"No. This is good."
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"Probably. Might save everyone else a lot of trouble."
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"Cora... I don't want to die."
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