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Fandom: Disney, The Little Mermaid/The Princess and the Frog
Pairing: Ariel/Tiana
Rating: G
Word Count: 200
Summary: Sometimes Ariel misses home. A quick follow-up to Heart's Desire.
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Ariel was at the end of the pier, a cool evening breeze fluttering her hair. Tiana handed her her coat, without wrapping her arms around Ariel's waist, or burying her face in her hair. Tiana had to be twice as careful, because Ariel often forgot.
Ariel inhaled as if she could breathe all of Tiana in. "Filé."
Ariel liked knowing the names of things. Tiana looked out over the water. "Do you miss it? Home?"
"Sometimes," said Ariel. "But—"
Tiana would have expected something sappy, like but not when I'm with you, only Ariel never said what you expected.
"But I wouldn't have known how, if I hadn't left," said Ariel. "I learned that here." She quirked a smile at Tiana, and began to sing. "And now my heart is aching all the time, I just can't seem to ease my worried mind . . ."
Tiana picked up the tune. "I dream about her every night and day, and in all my dreams she's drifting far away . . ."
But Ariel was real enough that Tiana could feel the heat of her, and she smiled as she listened to their two voices blending, drifting over the water.
Note: The song Ariel and Tiana are singing is Bad Land Blues, by Lillyn Brown.
Fandom: Disney, The Little Mermaid/The Princess and the Frog
Pairing: Ariel/Tiana
Rating: G
Word Count: 200
Summary: Sometimes Ariel misses home. A quick follow-up to Heart's Desire.
This one's for:
lonesparkAriel was at the end of the pier, a cool evening breeze fluttering her hair. Tiana handed her her coat, without wrapping her arms around Ariel's waist, or burying her face in her hair. Tiana had to be twice as careful, because Ariel often forgot.
Ariel inhaled as if she could breathe all of Tiana in. "Filé."
Ariel liked knowing the names of things. Tiana looked out over the water. "Do you miss it? Home?"
"Sometimes," said Ariel. "But—"
Tiana would have expected something sappy, like but not when I'm with you, only Ariel never said what you expected.
"But I wouldn't have known how, if I hadn't left," said Ariel. "I learned that here." She quirked a smile at Tiana, and began to sing. "And now my heart is aching all the time, I just can't seem to ease my worried mind . . ."
Tiana picked up the tune. "I dream about her every night and day, and in all my dreams she's drifting far away . . ."
But Ariel was real enough that Tiana could feel the heat of her, and she smiled as she listened to their two voices blending, drifting over the water.
Note: The song Ariel and Tiana are singing is Bad Land Blues, by Lillyn Brown.
