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[June 5][Original]Happily Ever After?
Title: Happily Ever After?
Day/Theme: June 5 - forever's just a place in someone else's story
Series: Original (from the same story as June 3rd)
Genre: Action/Adventure
Warnings: Rampant lesbianism.
Character/Pairing: Tonya/Marina
Rating: PG if you’re homophobic, G if you’re not
It was finished. Their quest had ended. It was over. There was nothing more that needed to be done. All was right with the world. Or was it?
“So,” Tonya said to her Marina grabbing her hand. “Is this supposed to be when ‘happily ever after’ begins?”
Marina shrugged. “You know, I never thought we’d get to this point. Well, at least not intact and coherent.”
The brown haired girl pushed her hair out of her face. “So, how do you want to do this? Do we live in the country where nobody knows us and one of us chop off our hair and pretend to be a guy?”
Marina laughed, pushing her fair curly hair out of her face. “I thoroughly refuse to cut my hair. It hasn’t been cut since I was seven!”
“But I’m too short and scrawny to make a good guy,” Tonya protested. “You’re taller than me!”
“Very well,” Marina said with a there’s-no-way-in-hell-I’m-cutting-my-hair smile. “It appears we are at an impasse.”
Day/Theme: June 5 - forever's just a place in someone else's story
Series: Original (from the same story as June 3rd)
Genre: Action/Adventure
Warnings: Rampant lesbianism.
Character/Pairing: Tonya/Marina
Rating: PG if you’re homophobic, G if you’re not
It was finished. Their quest had ended. It was over. There was nothing more that needed to be done. All was right with the world. Or was it?
“So,” Tonya said to her Marina grabbing her hand. “Is this supposed to be when ‘happily ever after’ begins?”
Marina shrugged. “You know, I never thought we’d get to this point. Well, at least not intact and coherent.”
The brown haired girl pushed her hair out of her face. “So, how do you want to do this? Do we live in the country where nobody knows us and one of us chop off our hair and pretend to be a guy?”
Marina laughed, pushing her fair curly hair out of her face. “I thoroughly refuse to cut my hair. It hasn’t been cut since I was seven!”
“But I’m too short and scrawny to make a good guy,” Tonya protested. “You’re taller than me!”
“Very well,” Marina said with a there’s-no-way-in-hell-I’m-cutting-my-hair smile. “It appears we are at an impasse.”