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Title: A Little Fall of Rain

Author: Elizabeth Christian

Email: [email protected]

Category: Angst, Shippy

Rating: PG

 

THE BEGINNING

 

A shot rang like through the night. Scully fell, her blood splashing red onto the pavement and painting it in death. Mulder raced to her side, cradling her head in his lap and she winced in pain. Then her eyes glazed over slightly, and the two agents joined together in a song buried deep within their hearts.

 

Scully:

Don't you fret, my dear Mulder.

I don't feel any pain.

A little fall of rain

Can hardly hurt me now.

You're here, that's all I need to know.

And you will keep me safe,

And you will keep me close,

And rain will make the flowers grow.

 

Mulder:

But you will live, Scully--dear God above.

If I could close your wounds with words of love.

 

Scully:

Just hold me now, and let it be.

Shelter me, comfort me.

 

Mulder:

You would live a hundred years,

If I could show you how...

I won't desert you now...

 

Scully

The rain can't hurt me now.

This rain will wash away what's past

And you will keep me safe,

And you will keep me close,

I'll sleep in your embrace at last.

The rain that brings you here

Is heaven blessed.

The skies begin to clear,

And I'm at rest.

A breath away from where you are

I've come home from so far,

So don't you fret, my dear Mulder,

I don't feel any pain.

A little fall of rain

Can hardly hurt me now.

That's all I need to know,

And you will keep me safe,

And you will keep me close,

And rain

Will make the flowers...

 

Mulder:

Hush-a-bye, dear Scully,

You won't feel any pain.

A little fall of rain

Can hardly hurt you now.

I'm here.

I will stay with you till you are sleeping

And rain

Will make the flowers

Grow.

 

Scully nodded weakly; her body was so tired, so tired... She sighed, and life left her. He kissed the tips of his fingers and gently closed her blank eyes which gazed sightless into the night above. A light patter of rain danced mournfully on his head, and his tears mixed with her blood as it was washed down the sewer drain.

 

THE END



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