Okay, Lucy, what did you want to talk to me about?" he asked.
"Us."
"There is no us," Val reminded her firmly—although he had gotten misty just a moment before while holding her hand. She had given him both the best years of his
life and the worst.
"There used to be an us," she suggested, "which was a good us, a great us. Now there isn't an us, but that doesn't mean there can't be an us again. And a great us, not just a
good us, because without us, I do okay and sometimes not even okay."
Val's eyebrows wrinkled and he stared hard at her.
"That didn't come out quite like I imagined," Lucy said. Romantic it certainly wasn't.
"I meant to say, I'd like us to have a second chance.

Auteur: Minda Webber

Okay, Lucy, what did you want to talk to me about?" he asked.<br />"Us." <br />"There is no us," Val reminded her firmly—although he had gotten misty just a moment before while holding her hand. She had given him both the best years of his <br />life and the worst. <br />"There used to be an us," she suggested, "which was a good us, a great us. Now there isn't an us, but that doesn't mean there can't be an us again. And a great us, not just a <br />good us, because without us, I do okay and sometimes not even okay." <br />Val's eyebrows wrinkled and he stared hard at her. <br />"That didn't come out quite like I imagined," Lucy said. Romantic it certainly wasn't. <br />"I meant to say, I'd like us to have a second chance. - Minda Webber




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