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    Soul Singing 7

    “Sure thing Ms Fairbanks.”

    Bang.

    As soon as Dana hit her first ball, all of the problems and events and worries of the last 48 hours began to order themselves in her mind.

    First off there was the wonderful kiss. The public declaration on Alice‘s part which made Dana’s chest burn whenever she thought about it. The most exhilarating and uplifting experience in her life.

    Bang.

    Then after losing her second game that afternoon, she arrives home the morning after to find the article, and her picture splashed out on the front of the magazine. She had been so angry and yet so convinced it was all rubbish. So fucking stupid.

    Bang.

    And finally, the truth. Alice coming clean to her, and in the process dirtying her image beyond belief. All of those things Alice had done disgusted Dana, they really did.

    And yet no matter how hard she was thinking, or how many balls she was hitting at maximum speed, Dana couldn’t explain why that burn in her chest still happened when she thought of Alice, and why that kiss was still the most uplifting experience of her life.

    Bang.

    “Are you thinking of killing your competitor next tournament?” The familiar voice startled Dana and caused her to drop her racket.

    “Lara? What are you doing here?”

    The red-head laughed before walking over to join Dana on the court.

    “I work here remember? I have worked here for ever.”

    Dana winced when she realised what a stupid question she had asked.

    “Of course. It’s wonderful to see you though! How are you?”

    “I’m good. How are things with you?”

    As the two began to talk, Dana was reminded of what attracted her to Lara in the first place, so many months ago, when they had started to date. It was her kindness, her always happy state of mind, her optimism. Her general attitude just made Dana feel better.

    “Congratulations on your game in the recent tournament, you’re going to make it big really soon,” Lara said smiling. Her smile made Dana question why she had broken up with the red-head in the first place. She missed that smile, she missed these light-hearted conversations. She missed this safety.

    With Alice it was almost like an exhilarating rollercoaster ride for Dana. She had fun with Alice, more fun than she had ever had with anyone in her life. But a small part of her always knew that in the end the ride would finish. It had always been there, from the moment they had become friends and now, Dana realised, it may have stopped. Maybe this was the time to get off her fun ride and snap out of this dream that she, an ordinary, dorky woman, could ever be compatible with someone like Alice.

    Comments

    1. Great update! So glad to see Dana didn’t go for the “safe path.” I too love this story because it’s so different. I like Alice the musician and of course her friendship with Liam. I wish they’d bring a character like that on the show. Please update soon!

    2. Ah finally… they both get past their insecurities and get busy. I love it. Please don’t let this be the end. I’m loving their story. Post more soon.

    3. I missed your last chapter somehow but I’m all caught up now. I love this fic, it’s wonderful to read them in different personas and I like the spin you did on Alice’s past. Well done!

    4. *applauds* Can’t they hire you to write for the show? I love this story, you write them both very well. I like the thing you did with Alice’s past, it gives much more depth to the character.

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