ChasNicollette
Allons-y Means Let's Go.
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Rose
'Have you ever longed to take a walk on top of a cloud
If this feeling was a chemical I don't think it would be allowed.'
They were flying.
Faster than a speeding bullet.
Speeds that would leave the oft-lauded SR-71 in the proverbial dust.
They were a hypersonic round fired from an impossible gun and they cleaved the sky in twain as they rocketed along. Rose's eyes were clenched shut and her lips were pressed tight because she didn't trust herself to breathe.
But she listened. She could hear him. In defiance of Mach physics, she could hear him, and what he said was wond'rous.
She nodded her understanding.
And she managed a smile, because she didn't trust herself to speak, she didn't trust herself to breathe.
But she scrunched up her brain and she thought in his direction, because he had that limited telepathy, he'd spoken into her head and she tried now through inelegant force of will to speak into his head:
'But the sun is bright and the skies are so blue
It must be something bigger that makes me feel like I do
So if you come to the show then I want you to know
...I'm alive.'
She hugged him as they soared, best as she could, and she thought at him again, this time words of her own: 'Of course I believe in you. Of course I do. Even before I met you I believed in you. How could I not?'
Rose grinned, and thought hard: 'Thank you for saving my world.'
'Have you ever longed to take a walk on top of a cloud
If this feeling was a chemical I don't think it would be allowed.'
They were flying.
Faster than a speeding bullet.
Speeds that would leave the oft-lauded SR-71 in the proverbial dust.
They were a hypersonic round fired from an impossible gun and they cleaved the sky in twain as they rocketed along. Rose's eyes were clenched shut and her lips were pressed tight because she didn't trust herself to breathe.
But she listened. She could hear him. In defiance of Mach physics, she could hear him, and what he said was wond'rous.
She nodded her understanding.
And she managed a smile, because she didn't trust herself to speak, she didn't trust herself to breathe.
But she scrunched up her brain and she thought in his direction, because he had that limited telepathy, he'd spoken into her head and she tried now through inelegant force of will to speak into his head:
'But the sun is bright and the skies are so blue
It must be something bigger that makes me feel like I do
So if you come to the show then I want you to know
...I'm alive.'
She hugged him as they soared, best as she could, and she thought at him again, this time words of her own: 'Of course I believe in you. Of course I do. Even before I met you I believed in you. How could I not?'
Rose grinned, and thought hard: 'Thank you for saving my world.'