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Okay, but seriously. When was the last time the fandom went so feral over a character? đ
love is a game by adele - for the song drabble!
Word Count: 530
Warnings: None, some angst.
Frank x Female Reader / Special Guest
The sun shines through the blinds, casting a warmth that this apartment hasnât seen in months. You know itâs time to go, your tears no longer worth shedding over a man who wonât commit, let alone communicate. Thereâs a weight off your shoulders that feels oddly freeing. You thought that you would sadder than this, to leave this place that you once called a home with a man who you thought would want to see this through.
Life has a weird way of making you realize that what you thought you wanted at a point in your life is now a lesson, one that hurt, that challenged you, broke you and ultimately left you being reintroduced to part of yourself that you thought you had lost. She was always there, just hiding in the misery that Frank had managed to pile on during your relationship. What could be said for the boxes that line the hallways? The dishes that you bought, the coffee cups carefully wrapped â and you have so many because you thought youâd spend your mornings on the balcony, drinking coffee with the love of your life. Youâll use every single of them one day. You know this. For now, they are securely in a box, waiting to be whisked away to your new apartment.
It's like a checklist now, moving through the apartment as you mentally tick off everything youâve packed or given away to charity. Youâve thrown away the pictures of you two together, unceremoniously placed in the trash as a symbolic gesture of how quickly things went wrong. You arenât upset anymore and you donât wish to be. Thereâs no numbness, no wishing that things could go back to the way they were.
You know now that you deserve better.
That alone keeps the momentum up to finish packing, the doorbell ringing to signal that the movers are here. Where Frank has gone, you have no idea. Somewhere up in Northern California most likely, hanging out with his friends who probably told him it was a good idea to get away from you because this last fight, the one where you looked him in the eye and told him you were unhappy, only seemed to make him disinterested in continuing the conversation.
As the movers come, you survey the place, looking at the note that is placed on the counter. Itâs a quick goodbye, your portion of the rent already in his bank account in case he thinks youâre skipping out.
Before long, the truck is packed up and heading to your new place as you follow behind.
It doesnât take long for you to get there, looking up at the brownstone building with a sense of hope and peace of mind before a man walks past. You almost do a double take at the sight of him. He looks so much like Frank that you arenât sure if youâre seeing things, the man stopping at the sight of the moving truck.
âNew here?â he asks with a kind smile.
âYeah,â you answer.
âAlways good to have new people around. Iâm Bucky,â he introduces, holding out his hand as you shake it. âHope to see you around.â
SEBASTIAN STAN Flaunt Magazine The Phone a Friend Issue (March 2022)
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