Title: There's a Darkness on the Edge of Town
Rating: PG
Summary: She doesn’t know what she’ll say when she sees her mother. What should she say?Disclaimer: I do not own
Lost. At all. I wish but alas...
Author's Note: Used for
philosophy_20, prompt #3: ends justify the means. This is one of my few drabbles that is
actually only 100 words.
She doesn’t know what she’ll say when she sees her mother. What should she say? Should she confess? Should she simply say goodbye? What will her mother say to her?
It won’t be thank you. Kate knows that. She knows her mother may very well never look at her the same way again.
It matters, but she tells herself that it doesn’t. That it
can’t matter. That she doesn’t care. Because she
can’t care.
Her mother may hate her for what she’s done. But Wayne is gone. Forever. And that is the only thing that matters. That she cares about.
I love it when you make me want to write Kate :)