Well, my grandpa died a couple weeks ago, so enjoy a fall Chessy one shot🤺🤺. It's short and kind of shit, but it's something lmao.
Also, I'm going to start making these one shots oc/character because it's just a lot easier to write, especially when it comes to certain details, and it feels a little less weird. Whenever I have enough time, I do plan on going back and editing the previously published one shots, which will also involve me turning them into oc/character. But with everything going on, I'm not quite sure when that will be. I'm hoping by the end of the year, but as of right now, it's kind of up in the air.
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Walking through the crowd, feeling the chill of the crisp autumn air hitting Adalynd's face. Gold and crimson leaves flowing with the wind. Oh how she loved October. She can't help but remember why this time of the year is her favorite. While part of it is due to the weather and scenery, that isn't the main reason. No, the real reason is because it's when she met her.
It has been a year since they last saw each other, but the memories she has of their time together play on repeat in her mind every time she see's the leaves begin to turn, and slowly fall to the ground. She had spent a brief amount of time working for Nick and Elizabeth after both the twins and their mother had moved back in. Annie had decided that she wanted to take art lessons, and that's when Elizabeth found Adalynd.
For the five months she had taught Annie, Chessy and Adalynd had become close friends. It was almost impossible for them not to. It was as if it was fate, the two of them meeting. Then somewhere during the first two months, the lines between friendship and something else began to blur. The friendly conversations slowly turned more flirtatious. Watching each other when the other wasn't looking, searching for the other whenever entering a room, seeking each other out, hugs lasting a little longer than normal, the wandering hands. Yet neither of them made the first move.
It went on until the day Adalynd had to leave. Though she was an art teacher, She also owned an art studio back in London. She had gotten a phone call about the woman running the studio quitting. Two weeks later, she was on a plane.
She had never been one for goodbyes, but this was by far the hardest. Over time, she had gotten attached to both twins. They were both so different from each other, yet so similar at the same time. After Annie's art lessons, they would almost always drag her off for some sort of adventure or prank, that more often than not, would somehow always involve Chessy. Weather she was the one being pranked, or on occasion, joining in on their mischief.
Adalynd and Chessy didn't know at the time, but the girls had a plan. One that probably would have worked too if Adalynd wouldn't have left. The girls had seen how the two women looked at each other. They also knew that Chessy had never looked so happy in the time that they knew her. That was all they needed to form a plan to get them to confess their feelings for one another.
