Don't forget the best will go wrong
Sep. 24th, 2011 02:33 pmThe trip back to the hut he and Lex shared seemed like an eternity to Anatoly. He had known that it was a possibility that Florence could appear, especially after Freddie's arrival but he had began to believe that it would never happen. Now here she was, taken from the worst moment and to top it all off, she was not his Florence. She was no less beautiful with her dark, curly hair and deep eyes but she was the Florence from Freddie's universe and somehow that hurt even more.
He paused before entering the hut, gathering his courage. He was afraid of what would happen when he told Lex, that their relationship would be altered beyond repair and he did not think he could take the loss a second time. It wasn't just anyone who was here, it was Florence - Florence who loved him and whose heart he had now broken twice over and when all was said and done, he had been in love with her for a year. She was not some stranger passing through for a night or two in his bed.
Taking a deep breath, he entered the hut and made his way to the table where Lex was sitting, preparing for his classes. "Florence is here," he said bluntly, running a hand through his hair. There was a more graceful way he could have put it, certainly, but he could feel himself heading near collapse and he didn't have the mental strength to word it any more delicately.
He paused before entering the hut, gathering his courage. He was afraid of what would happen when he told Lex, that their relationship would be altered beyond repair and he did not think he could take the loss a second time. It wasn't just anyone who was here, it was Florence - Florence who loved him and whose heart he had now broken twice over and when all was said and done, he had been in love with her for a year. She was not some stranger passing through for a night or two in his bed.
Taking a deep breath, he entered the hut and made his way to the table where Lex was sitting, preparing for his classes. "Florence is here," he said bluntly, running a hand through his hair. There was a more graceful way he could have put it, certainly, but he could feel himself heading near collapse and he didn't have the mental strength to word it any more delicately.