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Celina’s hypothetical about 24 hours with someone she loves has planted an idea in Lucy’s head. A way to get what she wants (needs) from Tim without putting her heart on the line. It’s stupid and reckless and absolutely absurd, but Lucy is feeling stupid and reckless and absolutely desperate so she gets up, grabs her make-up bag and heads to her bathroom. 65 minutes to midnight.
A look into how Lucy ended up at Tim’s door at 12:01 AM on April Fools and the fallout when it’s 12:01 AM on April 2nd.
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In which Lucy, tasked with breaking some hard news to Tamara, fails to cancel a date with Tim and she, Tim, and Tamara spend an emotional evening together. Heightened emotions, a Freudian slip from Tim, and some quality time with her two favorite people help Lucy realize she might be ready for something more.
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Sometimes growing back together first means growing apart. And sometimes it requires dating your old TO's new rookie, a wildly overactive rumor mill, and sharing custody of a very cute dog. If it's meant to be, it'll happen.
Lucy and Tim take their time growing back together, one page at a time.
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Lucy has found herself at the LAPD shooting range repeatedly since the break-up. It’s the only place left in this world where she can process what happened, if she can forgive Tim, and if she has any chance of ever surviving this. (The odds don’t seem great.)
Set around 6x08.
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“You’ll never know how much I appreciate the kindness you’ve shown me. And I will spend the rest of my life trying to pay it back.” Tim Bradford made a vow in that elevator, promising a life of trying to make things up to Lucy. He also made a vow at the altar, promising his life to the new Mrs. Tim Bradford. That marital vow does nothing to keep Lucy’s ghost from haunting Tim’s new bride.
A play on Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier (and the Alfred Hitchock film) and an exploration of how deeply Tim meant that promise in the elevator from an outside point of view.