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crack_van2007-01-05 10:18 am
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Presence and Absence by Petra (NC-17)
Fandom: DC COMICS
Pairing: Cass/Tim; Cass/Steph, Steph/Tim
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petronelle
Author Website: Dignity, Always Dignity
Why this must be read: This is a story about, and a balm for, grief. I should tell you more about it, but that's the truest thing I can say about a very true story; any other statement feels superfluous.
Excerpt: Cass tugs off her cowl and sits on the edge of his bed. "Steph."
Tim sits up a little straighter, yearning, hoping, and then resigning himself again with a movement that no one but Batman would ever call a slouch. "I miss her, too," he says, with every inch of his body, and much more quietly aloud.
Presence and Absence
Bonus: The DVD Meme of this story.
Pairing: Cass/Tim; Cass/Steph, Steph/Tim
Author on LJ:
petronelle Author Website: Dignity, Always Dignity
Why this must be read: This is a story about, and a balm for, grief. I should tell you more about it, but that's the truest thing I can say about a very true story; any other statement feels superfluous.
Excerpt: Cass tugs off her cowl and sits on the edge of his bed. "Steph."
Tim sits up a little straighter, yearning, hoping, and then resigning himself again with a movement that no one but Batman would ever call a slouch. "I miss her, too," he says, with every inch of his body, and much more quietly aloud.
Presence and Absence
Bonus: The DVD Meme of this story.