41.1 (formerly 40.4) - Bond Quote (RP for
writer_mel)
Sun, Nov. 30th, 2008 02:54 pmThey were in Venice. Venice always was lovely this time of year. Not that Bobby had the faintest idea what time of year it actually was. The passage of time time had ceased to matter.
And why should it matter? They weren't counting down to anything anymore. There was nothing to look forward to, nothing to eagerly await. There was only living, such as it was. Leo had retreated into wherever it was that he went while he and Mel traveled Europe.
Bobby had no illusions. They were running blindly. They were looking for the answer to a question that didn't have an answer. They were looking for the why. The why that didn't matter. It was done. All that was left was to rebuild.
All that was left was to admit that there was truly a foundation to rebuild on. He still loved her and he wasn't so sure she believed him. He was, in fact, quite certain that she had decided he'd built his walls again, the walls he'd had when he met Leo, the walls he'd had the first time he slept with her.
He had not. He couldn't. They were destroyed.
"Hey, Mel, whatcha thinking?" He called out over his shoulder, having heard her come out onto the balcony of their small rented apartment.
And why should it matter? They weren't counting down to anything anymore. There was nothing to look forward to, nothing to eagerly await. There was only living, such as it was. Leo had retreated into wherever it was that he went while he and Mel traveled Europe.
Bobby had no illusions. They were running blindly. They were looking for the answer to a question that didn't have an answer. They were looking for the why. The why that didn't matter. It was done. All that was left was to rebuild.
All that was left was to admit that there was truly a foundation to rebuild on. He still loved her and he wasn't so sure she believed him. He was, in fact, quite certain that she had decided he'd built his walls again, the walls he'd had when he met Leo, the walls he'd had the first time he slept with her.
He had not. He couldn't. They were destroyed.
"Hey, Mel, whatcha thinking?" He called out over his shoulder, having heard her come out onto the balcony of their small rented apartment.