circular motion
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In 1958 seven children clasped their bloody hands together and promised -- swore to each other and to the universe -- to hold their bond close and to come back to each other if the need arose. They forgot, truly and deeply they forgot, but that bond remained, across distance and time and the dark curse of Derry. Those seven children were, really, sort of like soulmates.
(So it was a good thing that the magic of soul-marks was real and true, right?)
[Soulmate!AU re-imagining of Stephen King's IT; Eventual Fix-It; Losers-Ensemble Cast]
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- Part 1 of circular motion
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Stanley Uris comes home. Healing takes time, but that's the start. That's always the start of it: he comes home to his wife, and he loves her, and she loves him.
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- Part 2 of circular motion
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“Okay,” Eddie said. “Name five things you like about our relationship that are completely unrelated to being soulmates.”
“Easy,” Richie said. “First of all –” he grabbed at Eddie, but Eddie dodged, scowling. “You're cute!” Richie said anyway.
“Five things that also don't include my physical appearance, Rich.”
“Woof!” Richie said. “Hard mode!” But Eddie watched his expression turn thoughtful and genuine.
After surviving an evil clown, Eddie and Richie move in together. They're soulmates, after all; and that's what people in love do. It's good; it's really good. They're still learning, though; about each other, and about themselves.
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- Part 3 of circular motion
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“Beverly,” Ben said, tentatively. “Do you want…to talk about, I don’t know – where we’re going with this?” They were together in his bed, with little between them but the sheets.
Beverly smiled to herself, amused by his shyness. “We're going someplace?” she teased, smirking a little. "Where? New York? Cali? Seattle? Ooh – Paris?”
They kissed in Derry, but it turns out it's not as easy as all that. Beverly Marsh and Ben Hanscom attempt to figure it out, together.
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- Part 4 of circular motion