One day I shall write fluff (just not today)

[neathsunnyskies]

Title: In the Spaces Between [1/2]
Pairing: Merlin/Arthur
Rating: R
Words: 16,100
Warnings: Major character death and minor character deaths aplenty (including a stillborn child); violence; the briefest allusion to rape; descriptions of self-harm; suicidal thoughts; angst; unhappily-ever-after
Summary: Written for this prompt over at the kink meme

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100 years.