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Six months after the incident at Blackwood Mountain, Sam is getting ready to celebrate her birthday as a way of recovery. Just before that day, she made a wish from a wishing star in seeing her best friend Hannah again. From that moment on, she realized that she got more than what she bargained for.
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Sam truly loved him, but she always figured Josh never felt the same. Of course, she pretended not to care when Josh talked about other women; she’d overheard him plenty of times talking to Chris about he’d get into Ashley’s panties, but it really made her stomach drop and her heart clench. She wanted to be the only girl Josh talked about in that way.
However, she believed her and Josh had a connection, a bond not even close to what Chris and Josh had. She thought that meant something to Josh, and if that was the closest she could get to Josh loving her, she’d take it.
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He’s never seen her like this. The sight sends a piercing pain vibrating through his chest like a needle plunging into the surface of his rib cage. His own eyes prick with stubborn tears, like Hannah’s pain is pushing itself into his body through some form of emotional osmosis.
“I’m not going to leave you. It’s okay. I’m here.”
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“Face it, man,” Chris said, as they sat in a colorfully decorated waiting room while Mike was being seen to. “It's a fact of life, like the sky is blue, or Mike’s a douche, except when saving dogs. You are cursed. Everyone you hang out with has broken some part of their body.”
"Not everybody."
(Of course, that person then breaks a bone in the middle of saying something important.)
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I Almost Lost You by Josh Washington (CaptainSunder) for skybluemullet
Fandoms: Until Dawn (Video Game)
06 Oct 2015
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“You know, Mike, I kind of think you’re the last person she wants to see right now,” Sam shoves past the group, returning inside, and Mike follows.
Something has curled up in his chest, pushing on his ribs, an unfamiliar feeling. “Look, I know I fucked up, but we can’t just let those two run out into the snow like that!” he says, but the words feel like ash in his mouth.
“Yeah, duh, that’s why I’m going out there.” Sam is tugging on a jacket, already halfway out the door again.

