It had never bothered her before that she hadn’t felt it for herself, for obvious reasons, but now she was starting to feel things in her every day life; everything else except for stupid love.

A series of one-shots centering around our favorite Stitchers team, paying particular attention to the budding relationship between Kirsten and Cameron.

Kirsten Clark and the rest of the Stitchers team are investigating the mysterious death of a local park ranger, Dale Covey. When Kirsten, along with one of her partners Cameron Goodkin travel to the park in search of clues for the murder, they uncover a dangerous addition to the investigation that may put the Stitchers Program and its members at great risk. With the threat of an old foe and the sacrifice of a friend, will the team be able to solve the case in time or will their choices destroy one another? (All characters and places except my own belong to the creator and producer of Stitchers: Jeffrey Alan Schechter and Freeform.)

She never imagined that she would feel this way; she never imagined that she could feel this way.

She was comfortable with Cameron, which was more than she could say about any other man in her life. Kirsten then thought that if this was how every date with Cameron would be, she couldn’t wait to have more; on purpose, too.

"You're all I want, Kirsten. I don't know if I can make that any clearer."

It was then that she finally understood why everyone chases after love and desires it so badly; how rare and beautiful it is to find someone that loves you for everything you are and everything you’re not.

She was terrified of losing Cameron, something she never imagined she’d feel. After the stunt he’d pulled in the lab, they’d all rushed him to the hospital. Nobody was calm, frantically talking all at once to see how he was doing when his doctor would emerge.

From the moment they had met, they had a connection. They weren't stupid; they both felt it. They were just each too stubborn of people and weren't going to say anything about it. A lot of good that did them.

And just like that, in an instant, it became quite apparent to him that he was screwed from the moment he met her. And in that same instant, he realized that it was perfectly fine with him.