


I really loved all of this, setting the mood, etc. Perfect.Willow held Tara’s gaze, strangely unafraid. Then she pulled down her pants, stepping out of them so that she wore only her underwear; a vulnerable figure yet still standing tall as she crossed the room to Tara who was sitting on their bed. Willow bent and kissed her lover gently and Tara’s hand slid up to brush the taut nipples and guide one into her mouth. Willow slid down, straddling Tara’s thigh and sliding her arms around the back of Tara’s neck.
Yeah and mine too! Thanks a lot Mouse!!! lolThen they heard it, a sharp cry that shattered their mood
This was heart breaking. Great job writing Tara's inner turmoil.For someone else to know about it, to hold me a little bit when it’s hard. I . . . I want that more than anything. I could show her my hurt places and she would kiss them, every one of them, and I wouldn’t be alone any more.
What sucks about this is that Willow in particular is so young and naive, because I'm not sure that she really gets it. She see's this as Tara not trusting her, when it's not really about that at all. It's about shame and about Tara protecting Willow from the deep, dark bad things in life. I get it, but I hope that Willow finds out soon, preferably from Tara. Because I can see this ending badly with lot's of jumping to conclusions.“N-nothing. I d-don’t h-have a secret.”
Willow looked confused at first, then leaned towards her to look more closely into Tara’s eyes. “But you said you wanted to tell me your secret.”
Tara flushed and looked away.
A moment later she found the courage to meet Willow’s eyes and saw the hurt in their emerald depths. She looked back helplessly as Willow ducked her head.
“You don’t have to tell me,” Willow said softly. “It’s okay.”
Tara nodded, relieved when Willow looked up at her again. But it wasn’t okay. Trust had been broken and they both felt it; a door had closed between them.
“Is math a secret?”
But if I really love her, then how can I tell her? She’s so special, so full of joy and light. How can I put my darkness over that? How can I take away the light in her eyes and fill them up with, with what? Anger for me? Tears? Pity?
! The least you could have done is have Cordelia or the brainless wonder make an appearance so that I would have the opportunity to call them all kinds of bitches!!

I know ZILCH about either subject normally but your explanations were even clear to me, so rock on
Lol, they're both smarter than me! Math and me are not friends. In fact, not having to take so many math classes was one of the reasons I picked English as my major in college!

I truly truly hope that Tara very very soon learns that she can really trust Willow and tell her about her dark past so Willow can begin helping her get rid of her past...
I pretty much had an orgasm for the entire math portion of this chapter.

Aww, Tara. No! Tell her!! Don't shut her out!! Don't close the doors!! Ahhh!!

EGADS!!!! it got educational!! buuuuuuut, it was still so sweet and cute! very tender and emotional. loved every headache inducing second. (did i mention i'm allergic to complex math?)
hoping Tara realizes soon Will will love her all the more for being honest and sharing her pain.


I really loved all of this, setting the mood, etc. Perfect.
Yeah and mine too! Thanks a lot Mouse!!! lol
Willow was very sweet cuddling Mouse and kudos to Veronica for taking care of her.
I really enjoyed Willow's geeky "math secrets," she's always been at her best when she's in nerd overdrive...adorable!
<=You made me so happy!This was heart breaking. Great job writing Tara's inner turmoil.
What sucks about this is that Willow in particular is so young and naive, because I'm not sure that she really gets it. She see's this as Tara not trusting her, when it's not really about that at all. It's about shame and about Tara protecting Willow from the deep, dark bad things in life. I get it, but I hope that Willow finds out soon, preferably from Tara. Because I can see this ending badly with lot's of jumping to conclusions.
Right again!First of all, I loved Willow setting the mood, too bad they're sharing a cabin with a bunch of young girls. Geez, Mouse, could you have worse timing?
”Is Math a secret?” That's exactly what I was thinking. But I get it. I'm a little familiar with the Divine Proportion, even though I don't know a whole lot about math. And it really quite amazing when you think about it. Really glad that Tara was able to understand and reassure Willow that she isn't stange for understanding and appreciating it.
Glad you can see the beauty in the Divine Proportion it IS amazing!This just made my heart ache. I can understand that Willow would be upset that she just shared a secret part of herself only to have Tara lie to her and not share herself, but if she only knew what Tara was going through...
That hurt..make it right soon! The least you could have done is have Cordelia or the brainless wonder make an appearance so that I would have the opportunity to call them all kinds of bitches!!
I hear and obey! Cordelia is getting an expensive dye job now, but her little friends are here to represent her sweet smile and winning ways! AND the game is coming up soon, witness Queen C at her best – PROMISE!!!Tara looked down, looking inside herself at her secret; at the darkness and the hiding and the hitting and the hurting. She wanted to share it, she yearned to be held and comforted, forgiven for whatever she had done to bring the anger on herself.
You’re going to go for some serious darkness here for Tara, I can see it coming and this really scares me.
Oh Tara, of course you can tell Willow. She’ll love you no matter what don’t hide your pain let it out and allow Willow to heal you.

I REALLY enjoyed the "I love math" section... Personally, I hate math, but that there made me want to love it
I'm really intrigued by the layers of conflict you have woven in here... We have the internal and the external, all waging war with each other and separately, causing a lovely flow to the plot action. Although I wish Tara would open up with Willow about her 'secret.'
"Are babbling and stuttering contagious?" "From kissing?"
Thanks for liking that bit of silliness!You did such a beautiful, passionate job of describing Willow's love for math and physics. I know ZILCH about either subject normally but your explanations were even clear to me, so rock on.
Willow looked confused at first, then leaned towards her to look more closely into Tara’s eyes. “But you said you wanted to tell me your secret.”
Tara flushed and looked away.
A moment later she found the courage to meet Willow’s eyes and saw the hurt in their emerald depths. She looked back helplessly as Willow ducked her head.
“You don’t have to tell me,” Willow said softly. “It’s okay.”
Tara nodded, relieved when Willow looked up at her again. But it wasn’t okay. Trust had been broken and they both felt it; a door had closed between them.
Towanda jumped in, “That’s nothing! My mom said, in the olden days when she was a kid, that they didn’t even have a dishwasher until she was nine years old!”
We didn't have a dishwasher 'til we moved to the states (second time round) when I was about 11 and I remember I thought it was the coolest thing ever 
Towanda continued her triumph, “And they didn’t even have remotes when she was a kid. You had to get up and actually turn a knob to switch channels and they only had about twelve channels!”
Only 12? I have 3 
Devola rolled her eyes, “That again, huh? Hey, Kelly! You’re famous, I saw your name on a book!”
Kelly looked curious in spite of herself. “What was it?”
Devola’s grin was wicked, “101 Elephant Jokes!”
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. I loved how moroni-...erm, Veronica (sorry I hold grudges) stood up for mouse. She has come a veeeery long way. As for Cordelia's band of buggers... is it politically incorrect to call a bunch of 7 year olds bitches?? Because I'm very tempted.Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
This I felt, was a huge moment for her, she figured out that is wasn't all about her...it was about Tara. Nicely done!!Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
We always had a dishwasher when I was a kid. Funny thing though...it had my name on it. Ha ha!My mom said, in the olden days when she was a kid, that they didn’t even have a dishwasher until she was nine years old!”
But...oh so happy to see Veronica stand up for her:) Boy has she grown!!Willow looked at Tara. “’Pet Dolly’, hmm, that’s something we haven’t named yet!”
Tara looked back at her with a mixture of terror and amusement. She started backing away. “Oh no! You are NOT naming that! No, not ever! No way!”
And I'm glad the kids didn't (quite) interrupt them them this time.
I love Devola! Seriously, though, could Cordy's team have been any bitchier about the baseball? I know our girls are struggling, but I hope they somehow get a few good hits in anyways! Please?

I'm really glad Willow re-lit the candle of forgiveness. That she understood Tara's reluctance was coming from fear and not distrust.
That lovemaking was...evocative. As it was meant to be, I suppose. I could feel it though, feeling them both needing the physical connection to each other when the emotional was unfortunately strained.
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Devola rolled her eyes, “That again, huh? Hey, Kelly! You’re famous, I saw your name on a book!”
Kelly looked curious in spite of herself. “What was it?”
Devola’s grin was wicked, “101 Elephant Jokes!”
Omg I don't care how immature I am, that's the single funniest joke I've heard in quite a while.
Big D rides again in this post!Hehe. 'Dolly'. I agree, a fabulous name
Redemption is yours! I am ecstatic that Willow lit the candle of forgiveness....The 3 fingered "Dolly" massage didnt hurt either!
I loved how moroni-...erm, Veronica (sorry I hold grudges) stood up for mouse. She has come a veeeery long way.
As for Cordelia's band of buggers... is it politically incorrect to call a bunch of 7 year olds bitches?? Because I'm very tempted.

I didn't have very high hopes after the beginning but after Willow had her realisation...
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Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
You were right, Willow deserves more credit than I gave her.
And poor Tara, her misery compounded by the fact that she's made Willow so upset. The two of them in their separate beds crying nearly killed me. I'm soooo glad that Willow re-lit the candle.
I loved how Willow knew exactly what Tara needed, not words but to physically reconnect
It was a hard scene to write and feel, but glad it worked. Thank you!I'm really glad that Willow figured it out that Tara is really scared to tell her secret. I loved how they reconnected.

Big yay for Veronica defending her new best friend Mouse
now – you, SMGOVAN and Shelby all saw that – thanks!I kinda hope that the Resistance with Faith's help make Team Poop-ular really Poop in their pants on the game day so that Team WillTara will have some chance in beating Smurf Mutt and her Team.
Wow! You’re not shy! *whisper* Have you been talking to SMGOVAN or Rick? Okay, I hear you so . . . REMEMBER THIS POST – see how it goes. You may be surprised! Willow's angry reaction was expected. She's young and her first instinct was to internalized her feelings. But then she realized....
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Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
This I felt, was a huge moment for her, she figured out that is wasn't all about her...it was about Tara. Nicely done!!
Their lovemaking was sweet and tender. Sometimes you just need that physical connection to make all things better.
We always had a dishwasher when I was a kid. Funny thing though...it had my name on it. Ha ha!
You lucky girl! But at least you HAVE one! I still don’t! 
I enjoyed Tara and Faith's adventurous ride up to the canyon....especially their little run in with the snake. A daily occurrence for me:) Well, not of the venomous variety, just the snaky types.
Cute chapter! I'm glad the girls were there for each other even if Tara hasn't come clean yet... Can't wait to see how the softball game goes!
<=peace offering! nice to see Willow's growing emotional maturity and the solidarity between the girls of the cabin is great. they will triumph yet!!!

I'm so glad to hear, first of all, that Willow figured out that Tara just wasn't ready to tell her secret yet. Yaay! They're together again! And I loved their love scene! It was SOOOO hot!
Seriously, though, could Cordy's team have been any bitchier about the baseball? I know our girls are struggling, but I hope they somehow get a few good hits in anyways! Please?![]()
But Cordelia’s sterling qualities will count!
I'm really glad Willow re-lit the candle of forgiveness. That she understood Tara's reluctance was coming from fear and not distrust.
That lovemaking was...evocative. As it was meant to be, I suppose. I could feel it though, feeling them both needing the physical connection to each other when the emotional was unfortunately strained.
Quote:
Devola rolled her eyes, “That again, huh? Hey, Kelly! You’re famous, I saw your name on a book!”
Kelly looked curious in spite of herself. “What was it?”
Devola’s grin was wicked, “101 Elephant Jokes!”
Omg I don't care how immature I am, that's the single funniest joke I've heard in quite a while.
Big D rides again in this post!Hehe. 'Dolly'. I agree, a fabulous name
Redemption is yours! I am ecstatic that Willow lit the candle of forgiveness....The 3 fingered "Dolly" massage didnt hurt either!
I loved how moroni-...erm, Veronica (sorry I hold grudges) stood up for mouse. She has come a veeeery long way.
As for Cordelia's band of buggers... is it politically incorrect to call a bunch of 7 year olds bitches?? Because I'm very tempted.

I didn't have very high hopes after the beginning but after Willow had her realisation...
Quote:
Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
You were right, Willow deserves more credit than I gave her.
And poor Tara, her misery compounded by the fact that she's made Willow so upset. The two of them in their separate beds crying nearly killed me. I'm soooo glad that Willow re-lit the candle.
I loved how Willow knew exactly what Tara needed, not words but to physically reconnect
It was a hard scene to write and feel, but glad it worked. Thank you!I'm really glad that Willow figured it out that Tara is really scared to tell her secret. I loved how they reconnected.

Big yay for Veronica defending her new best friend Mouse
now – you, SMGOVAN and Shelby all saw that – thanks!I kinda hope that the Resistance with Faith's help make Team Poop-ular really Poop in their pants on the game day so that Team WillTara will have some chance in beating Smurf Mutt and her Team.
Wow! You’re not shy! *whisper* Have you been talking to SMGOVAN or Rick? Okay, I hear you so . . . REMEMBER THIS POST – see how it goes. You may be surprised! Willow's angry reaction was expected. She's young and her first instinct was to internalized her feelings. But then she realized....
Quote:
Tara isn’t mad at me, she’s scared; scared to tell me her secret. She needs me.
This I felt, was a huge moment for her, she figured out that is wasn't all about her...it was about Tara. Nicely done!!
Their lovemaking was sweet and tender. Sometimes you just need that physical connection to make all things better.
We always had a dishwasher when I was a kid. Funny thing though...it had my name on it. Ha ha!
You lucky girl! But at least you HAVE one! I still don’t! 
I enjoyed Tara and Faith's adventurous ride up to the canyon....especially their little run in with the snake. A daily occurrence for me:) Well, not of the venomous variety, just the snaky types.
Cute chapter! I'm glad the girls were there for each other even if Tara hasn't come clean yet... Can't wait to see how the softball game goes!
<=peace offering! nice to see Willow's growing emotional maturity and the solidarity between the girls of the cabin is great. they will triumph yet!!!

I'm so glad to hear, first of all, that Willow figured out that Tara just wasn't ready to tell her secret yet. Yaay! They're together again! And I loved their love scene! It was SOOOO hot!
Seriously, though, could Cordy's team have been any bitchier about the baseball? I know our girls are struggling, but I hope they somehow get a few good hits in anyways! Please?![]()
But Cordelia’s sterling qualities will count!
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