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Trinity Santos has a tic attack at work! Baran Al-Hashimi is kinda there for her, not really.
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The rain from earlier now came down in sheets, each droplet landing with a dull thud that filled the silence of the room. Blue light from the bathroom cast Emily in neon, her red hair haloed at the edges as she propped herself on one elbow, lying on her side to face Andrea.
Her lipstick had been kissed off, hair wrecked. Eyeshadow smudged, lips bitten and red. Pale cheeks dusted with leftover blush, chest rising and falling in quick succession - still catching her breath.
She stared at Andrea, her expression a tangle of horror, arousal, and anger.
Andy’s shirt had been discarded some time ago, but her ugliest garment, the cat pyjamas, somehow remained, rubbing Emily’s bare legs where they intertwined.
OR - The fic where Andrea finds out Emily works a second job as a yoga instructor and they slowly realise they like each other.
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15 May 2026
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anjiiiingg stress gw, fucking comphet and emily's rock-level emotional capability -
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Emily is her friend. Emily is - as far as Andy knows, and she thinks she knows more than enough - absolutely straight. Emily has two children and an important job and little to no spare capacity for anything else.
Andy should really know better than this.
Or: Andy, Emily, and everything we didn't see in Not Going Anywhere.
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- Part 2 of Everything That Follows
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“Why on earth did I call her?” Emily thinks out loud and sighs. The truth is, it’s been 20 years, 20 years trying to erase Andrea from the back of her mind, where she seems to live rent free. She almost made it, almost forgot about those brown eyes, but even in her happiest moments (especially on those, actually), she remembered that sincere smile and wished she could see it once again.
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After losing everything about herself, Emily enters a dark spiral of negative thoughts and loneliness.
Andrea lives the life she wanted, even though she struggles to make ends meet.
Then one day, a call comes that will change her life.What was supposed to be a temporary arrangement quickly becomes a fragile coexistence made of insomnia, long silences, and fears neither can truly name. Emily desperately tries not to feel like a burden; Andy desperately tries not to lose her.
Between sarcasm, guilt, and small daily gestures, both slowly learn that surviving doesn't necessarily mean being okay, and that letting someone help can be much harder than asking for help.or
Emily Charlton survived.
The problem is that now she has to learn to live afterward.
And Andrea Sachs, who should have left everything behind a long time ago, decides to stay instead.[English isn't my native language.
I tend to write in my native language first and then translate (I confess, I use Google Translate sometimes). I hope I don't make too many mistakes.]