The fire war renaissance

Chapter 67: You and I

Yay, no break this time!

But, really guys, did you notice that I have 69 total chapters planned and we're on chapter 67? That means…only two more chapters left and then….Oh my gosh.

This is as shocking for me as it is for you guys, some of you have been reading this a while, so you know how long this story has been running, it's strange that'll it'll be ending soon. Very soon.

But, hey, there's still two more chapters left after this one, so let's wind down and enjoy some Azula and, yes, some Sokka/Suki! This is more of the prologue chapter, because it does more to introduce the meat of the next chapter, but still…good stuff is good, I do apologize for the somewhat shorter than usual length of this chapter, though, but I found that it's fine the way it is so why add unnecessary stuff to make it unnecessarily longer?

Chapter Sixty-Seven: You and I

For the millionth, maybe even the billionth time, Suki re-read the letter she had written to Sokka. Somehow, though, in all this time she still hadn't found the guts to send it.

It wasn't a very long letter, but it's contents were heavy, and they only made the weight of the paper heighten every time she clutched the sides, permanent dents forming.

"Isn't it a little late for that letter, Suki?" Satsuki asked, leaning against the doorpost of Suki's room. Suki rolled her eyes, everyone else in the house was sleeping, but of course, Satsuki wasn't. "You've been looking at it every day since you wrote it," he continued. "And that was even before—"

"I know!" Suki yelled in interruption. "But, if I accept that it's too late then—" she scrunched the paper more, "—then I've given up."

"Well, I'll give you that." Satsuki smirked. "Giving up isn't really our family's style, and especially not yours."

"He's probably not even in the same place he was last time I checked." Suki looked out the window. Kyoshi had also been hit with a tsunami of their own, but nothing near as serious as most Earth Kingdom coasts and islands, for that—at least—she was grateful for the outcome of the matter, not so much with the timing though. "With all these coastline disasters," Suki added. "Sokka's probably left home to travel with Aang."