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"For months, Carlisle had dangled a reward for advancing her tolerance. While forcing her through torturous sessions of exposure, risky social interactions, and overwhelming, pain. All of it had amounted, not in a visit to town like it had for Carlisle and Edward alike, but a solitary visit to the small graveyard.
Esme visits her son's grave for the first time. -
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Esme calls Edward as he sits vigil at Bella's bedside while she's in the hospital.
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"I hope none of your other patients get this treatment."
An ill Esme is taken care of. -
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“Hello, Mrs. Cullen,” he muttered, letting his head fall to rest against hers. “I feared I had lost you to the sea.”
“Mrs. Cullen,” she repeated quietly, “I rather like the sound of that.” -
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"“I have made a grave mistake,” Carlisle said.
“What’s my new sibling’s name?” Emmett laughed.
“This is far worse than that."
Carlisle confides in Emmett after making a mistake. -
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“Have you lost your voice, Sister?” Dr. Turner asked, without giving it a second thought.
The three women turned their attention to him, a look on all their faces as if he had a second head. The secular nurses began to laugh at the same time, and Sister Bernadette shook her head fondly, and if he wasn’t mistaken rolled her eyes.
Dr. Turner finds himself at Nonnatus House during the Great Silence trying to talk to a certain Sister.
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In need of a good cover story in 1923 Carlisle and Esme pretend to be married. With a little nudge from their telepathic "son" can the two come together?
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She was fishing a cigarette and lighter out of her pocket, bringing the cigarette to her lips and flicking open the lighter that once was his.
“I thought we quit smoking,” Patrick said.
Shelagh and Patrick share a cigarette. -
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“I have never been more excited to see you,” Sister Bernadette smiled.
Dr. Turner valiantly attempted to push down the joy he felt as he heard these words. Patrick did not want to admit how much he liked that smile. It was wider than usual, perhaps because it was only him. Or, the selfish part of him, thought perhaps it was because it was for him, perhaps it was because of him.
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“Charles is dead, is he not?” Carlisle asked.
A crow, which Esme fed every night at a quarter past five and named ‘Albert’ screeched somewhere in the yard.
“Edward?”What if Edward had sought revenge on Charles Evenson in a form other than murder?
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Esme and Carlisle debrief after a very successful art exhibition.
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When Esme starts borrowing Carlisle's car every week the family attempts to figure out where she keeps sneaking off.
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The Relocation Proposal by beautifulbeyondexpression (palmofafreezinghand)
Fandoms: The Big Bang Theory (TV)
24 May 2024
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Sheldon and Amy go house hunting.
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Carlisle prepares to pick Esme up from the airport after a long work trip, Rosalie offers some fashion advice.
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the search for mrs. evenson by palmofafreezinghand
Fandoms: Twilight Series - All Media Types
24 Apr 2024
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"He held the photograph of his wife out to the old woman.
"Yes, that's her the widow, Anne Bauer, the teacher over in Washburn.""
In February 1921 by an act of fate Charles Evenson finds himself in Ashland, Wisconsin looking for his missing wife.
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"It feels as if Esme Platt, Evenson is gone, finally. I knew she was before, of course. I knew I could never go back but being here, in an entirely new place feels as if Esme Platt is finally dead."
Esme moves for the first time as a Cullen and has an honest conversation with Carlisle about memories, moving, and grief. -
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Carlisle joins a "J. Platt Fan Club" group on Facebook.
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“The flower is called a Snowdrop. It is often considered medicinal. People crush the bulb to treat pain. Ironic, is it not?” She scoffed.
He did not grasp her meaning at first until he followed her gaze. A beautiful painkiller growing from a double grave.
“This is where you buried them, is it not?”
Esme and Carlisle discuss grief, guilt, and the first sign of Spring.
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“Is there something on my face?” Esme asked, breaking Carlisle from his own thoughts. She wiped at the corner of her lip with her thumb.
“Pardon?” Carlisle asked, as if he had not been gawking at her for hours.
“You have been looking at me all evening,” Esme explained. “Do I have something on my face?”
Esme and Carlisle spend a quiet morning together in 1921.