Title: Future Memories, oneshot
Disclaimer: Bones belongs to FOX, Hanson and Reichs
Pairing: Booth/Brennan
Rating: PG-13
Spoilers: I'm S6 spoiler free, so this is safe for anyone else who is
AN: Inspired by the S5 finale
Yes, this is my second fic in a couple of days after not posting anything for months, I'm an all or nothing kind of person!
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Oh this was so so good. Straight into my memories because I just know I am going to want and need to read it again and again when the waiting-forS6-angst gets to me.
I love the format - splitting between D.C. flashbacks and Afghanistan/Indonesia - each setting crafted so well, btw, even those we don't know are so easy to picture, e.g.:
his son prattling on about little league practice pulls him out of the reality where rusty, old parts of tanks being turned into a fences makes perfect sense and where electricity and water can never be taken for granted.
I love the thought of Brennan longing for Booth in this year apart and realising a few things about her reality concerning him. Consequently this could very possibly be my most favourite thing you have anyone has ever written for BB:
It is time for breakfast in the part of the world where her minds strays from time to time. How could she explain to anyone how he feels closer if her watch is set to his time ( ... )
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I'm so glad you like the format, I wanted to try something new and really enjoyed writing it, but I wasn't sure how it would go down.
Consequently this could very possibly be my most favourite thing you have anyone has ever written for BB:
What could I possibly reply to that? Will settle for blushing. Wasn't sure if I should include that part at first...
As ever I ADORE your writing
Right back at you, bb ♥ ♥ ♥
I'm thrilled you liked this!
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She is a mother who hopes her child is still alive and they are here to take away her hope.
It's so...stark. She's not hiding behind the claim that they're helping her move on. That and the part about a parent with no child are heartbreaking. I also loved the ending :) Thank you so much for this.
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The line about hope popped into my head as I was writing, happy it worked for you. It's always interesting to find out what parts stand out to those who read.
I wanted a hopeful end. Wasn't sure if readers would like it or not, again I'm glad it worked for you :)
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This. Breaks my heart a little.
"She goes home and reheats some leftovers and calls it dinner. Then she moves from room to room, sipping from the wineglass in her hand, picking up and putting back her cell phone. She tries to behave as if this is just like any other night, but the truth is she can't remember the last time she did not spend the evening with Booth after the kind of day they have just had."
But this makes it better.
""I can't promise you fifty years," she begins."
Thank you for this! And an extra Thank You for not having spoilers. This is the very first time I am going completely spoiler-free; it’s killing me, so thanks for writing something I can read.
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The part about Brennan going home was one of the first parts I wrote, glad you noticed it.
I've always been spoiler free (except for when I've stumbled on something by mistake) so anything I write should be safe to read.
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IOW: I wish that we see this in Season 6's premiere. (We probably won't, but I wish we would.)
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Dialogue, the thing that almost made me not write ff. It was a question of "Oh no, I'm going to have to write dialogue!" But it was also what made me do it, I like challenges.
Happy you like my take on what's next. I'm spoiler free, but I doubt I got it right.
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Another favorite part is about there being no word for a childless parent. Heartbreaking.
Oreos and Lifesavers. Watch set on his time.
And the ending is perfection.
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Thank you for telling me what parts you like, always interesting to hear what stands out to readers.
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