random ramblings of nothing and everything

Part three of three; read part 1 and part 2 first, I apologize profusely for the delay.

Do I still have to warn for time travel? If I do then we need to have another, longer talk, about how this isn’t real.

Also while this is, the end, it’s probably not The End. When I get a universe I enjoy writing in I play around in it for a bit.

David had conceded the restaurant choice for their first date (he only calls it that in his head, he’d said it out loud and Archie had made an adorable sputtering noise and looked around like he was expecting guys in black coats to come arrest him) to Archie because he wants Archie to be comfortable and if Archie’s not comfortable he’ll keep putting him off.

( Time After Time – Part 3 )

Part one of three, the next part will be posted next Saturday and then the last the following Saturday.

Also this is crack and completely unrealistic (the time travel should be your first clue), some suspension of disbelief is required.

He figures it out pretty early on. He’s a kid the first time it happens, eleven years old and he’d been so scared by the riders on horseback and the clang of metal hitting metal that he’d huddled in the middle of tall bushes.


( Time After Time – Part 1 )