Sadde and Isabella in Eclipse
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She obeys, of course.

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Isabella holds her.

"My lovely. You came back just like I said, good girl. I love you."
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"I love you too," she replies automatically.

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"Let's go catch the bus."

Isabella is slowed down a little by holding hands while they walk.
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Sadde tries to keep up with her as best she can.

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And then they are sitting at the bus stop.

Isabella runs her hands through Sadde's hair, wondering what to do.
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Sadde will just—be there. Being exactly what she's been for the past two weeks.

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"Do you want to go out for dinner or back to campus?"
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"Whatever you like."

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"How long until I have the rest of you back, pet?"
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"I—until you tell me to."

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"What do you need me to tell you to do?" blinks Isabella.
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"You told me. I'm—doing what you told me. I won't stop doing what you told me until you tell me to."

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"I told you to bring yourself home in good condition and I am not satisfied that this is good condition. Come on, pet, be the rest of you."

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She nods, inhales, and—

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—exhales, shuddering. He rubs his head against her legs, and reaches with his arms to hug them, and shudders once more.

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Isabella hugs him.

"My lovely. You poor thing."
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"I had—managed to forget- what a terrible human being he is."

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Isabella rubs his back. "Do you want to talk about it?"

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"I don't—yeah but—not here. And I want—could you—tell me? What your summer break was. I want to hear something normal."

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"Okay." Pet pet pet. "Went to Six Flags with Alex and a couple of his friends. Made the mistake of wearing jeans on the log flume, it chafed all day, they don't sell pants at the souvenir stands. Alex started camp counselor training towards the end of the break, he's going to teach little kids to make gimp bracelets and sing cheesy songs and toast marshmallows, he's excited about it. Renée taught us to make lemon meringue pie, which I'm sure will come up routinely in my life - it was delicious though. I tagged along to a meeting of her book club because I'd read the book but it was really boring and I wound up not saying anything and thinking about magic the entire time."

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"Why was it boring? You usually have lots of opinions to share about books."

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"Yes, but within three sentences it was clear that the book club people enjoyed books on a very different level from me and would be at best confused by my opinions."

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"Why?"

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"Well, the book was 'Ender's Game' and they were cooing over the poor children - and not in a serious ethical considerations way, just in a 'yes, we are all very concerned about the plight of poor fictional white child soldiers' way."

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