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slayers_desire) wrote2013-02-27 06:15 pm
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the case of the disappearing daughters ((Ed thread))
Rebuilding a community took a lot of time and dedication. It also required a lot of volunteers. Fortunately, April was able to visit her home universe occasionally to help. And when she did visit, she always brought a helpful hand.
Many times it was Clark, her husband. Today it was Ed, her friend and 'guardian'.
They were working on rebuilding a community center. Things were turning around slowly, but there was hope there. A hope that people were afraid would be lost in a split second.
Many times it was Clark, her husband. Today it was Ed, her friend and 'guardian'.
They were working on rebuilding a community center. Things were turning around slowly, but there was hope there. A hope that people were afraid would be lost in a split second.

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((Me too! Can't wait to play Hohenheim! :D I'll let you know when we've got enough of a plot to start the scene.))
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((sounds good))
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"Knowing that someone cares enough to come to your rescue... is so important."
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((Handwave the 'reuniting the families' part?))
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April was really proud of Ed, when all was said and done. And now with that worry about of the way, they were finally able to leave and head to Caritas.
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When they get to Caritas, he sits down at one of the tables with April and shucks out of his jacket and gloves, tucking the latter into his pocket and draping the former over the back of his chair, bearing his Automail arm... Winry's work. He's less worried about getting stares over it here, or freaking other people out. Caritas caters to the supernatural community, after all.
He doesn't know where to start, though. This whole thing is still so damned confusing, both emotionally and in that hormonal teenager-ness way. He just stares at his right hand, slowly moving the Automail fingers a little for a few moments, trying to figure out where to begin.
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((bedtime))
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"You've seen her... in a couple of the memories I showed you. On the shore of the river... she was the one who begged Mustang to stop." Ed's perceptions were imprinted on that memory when he showed it to her. The fact that he thinks her eyes are beautiful was imprinted on it... as well as the fact that he hates seeing her eyes filled with tears, as they had been at the time. He doesn't think she's one of those women who are pretty when they cry... because he doesn't like it when she's crying. The fact that, more often than not, he was the reason she was crying whenever he's seen her in tears may have something to do with that.
More than anything... he wants her to be happy, and to be safe. He wants to make her happy.
He flexes his hand around a bit more. "She's the one who designed and built my Automail... both the first set, when we were both 11, and this one. She's brilliant. Best Automail engineer in the galaxy." And he means it when he says that.
He's hesitant for a moment before he says, quietly, "You know... when Al and I were kids, we used to fight over her. Over which one of us would be the one to marry her."
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