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Untitled by Z (PG)
Fandom: THE O.C.
Pairing: unrequited Seth/Ryan and Seth/Summer, Marissa/DJ, Summer/Zach, Seth/Marissa friendship
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somethin_random
Author Website:None
Why this must be read: At the end of the early season two episode The New Kids on the Block, Seth and Marissa sit outside the new music club The Bait Shop and call themselves the loneliest people in Newport. This story takes off from that moment, and the Dysfunctional Princess and the Loner Geek connect in a way that years of living next door couldn’t attain. Confidences and confusion.
An excerpt:
Marissa looks at Seth, sitting next to her. A year ago, she never would have believed this either. A year ago, she wouldn't have even let Seth Cohen sit on the same bench, let alone commiserated with him.
He looks so forlorn, and she wishes there was something she could do. Maybe talking will make him feel better. He always did know how to talk.
Untitled
Pairing: unrequited Seth/Ryan and Seth/Summer, Marissa/DJ, Summer/Zach, Seth/Marissa friendship
Author on LJ:
somethin_randomAuthor Website:None
Why this must be read: At the end of the early season two episode The New Kids on the Block, Seth and Marissa sit outside the new music club The Bait Shop and call themselves the loneliest people in Newport. This story takes off from that moment, and the Dysfunctional Princess and the Loner Geek connect in a way that years of living next door couldn’t attain. Confidences and confusion.
An excerpt:
Marissa looks at Seth, sitting next to her. A year ago, she never would have believed this either. A year ago, she wouldn't have even let Seth Cohen sit on the same bench, let alone commiserated with him.
He looks so forlorn, and she wishes there was something she could do. Maybe talking will make him feel better. He always did know how to talk.
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