Author: Chhhachie
Title: What Is Love?
Part: 5/5
Pairing: Mark/Sabrina
Rating: PG
Summary: The conclusion of the horribly dragged on story! What will our favorite couple finally get to say to each other when they meet face to face for the first time in two months?
Comments: I think I always knew in the back of my mind how this was going to end up...but
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He wanted to mold her body to his, as he felt it fit against his perfectly.
This had been her favorite spot since they had started dating, and the realization came to her that she had been missing it profusely. His body seemed harder, and his arms felt stronger as he lifted her up and spun around...but she had never felt so comfortable in her entire life.
^Loved those parts. Actually, I loved the whole thing!! You did an amazing job with this!!!
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THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH. I always feel so great when you notice little things in my writing...even when you notice things that I didn't intend to be noticed! I really can't tell you how much your comments have helped me over the course of my time spent writing on this forum. I really would not have been this into it if I didn't have such great ideas and encouragement from you, and everyone else.
AND, the whole premise for this story came from you...so a HUGE thanks to you for that. I actually forgot to mention that in the final chapter, and i feel really bad...i would never have been able to come up with this idea without your coaxing!
And, i'm very glad you appreciate my humor at the end. I COULDN'T HELP MYSELF! I ALMOST took it out...but then i decided it would be going against everything i've ever written. :)
anyway...THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
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I'm still really glad I somehow suggested this idea to you - it worked out beautifully. That's the best way for these things to happen. After all, Countdown only happened because of something in Annie's fic, which led to our whole foray into ridiculous journal writing. And so many of those entries I write are with you in mind!
So thanks for loaning me the funny, and listening to me about the angsty and descriptive. It's making us better writers, which is what really matters. ;-)
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:)
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