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Title: An Opening
Author: aroberuka
Word Count/Drabble Type: 100
Character(s)/Ship(s): Qin Su
Rating/Warnings: G; implied/referenced canonical character death
Summary: One letter, one evening, and a life cut short.
Author's Notes: /
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Author: aroberuka
Word Count/Drabble Type: 100
Character(s)/Ship(s): Qin Su
Rating/Warnings: G; implied/referenced canonical character death
Summary: One letter, one evening, and a life cut short.
Author's Notes: /
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The letter sits on Qin Su’s desk, unopened. As long as it stays unopened there’s no telling what threat it poses. As long as it stays unopened, Qin Su doesn't know.
Watch as she goes through her routine, unaware of the danger. It doesn’t look like much, this letter. It didn’t cost much either. The going rate of loyalty: honeyed words, a hope for closure, a few pieces of jewelry. So cheaply was her life sold—for when she opens the letter, she’ll know, and when she knows, she’ll die.
Watch:
Qin Su doesn’t know, she doesn’t know—
She knows.
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Date: 2021-04-13 07:15 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2021-04-17 07:10 pm (UTC)Of all the tragedies in CQL/MDZS, Qin Su’s story is the one that hit me the hardest when looking back on it, I think mostly bc of how little agency she had on… anything. Her entire life was destroyed as collateral in other people’s plans, and she’ll never even know why any of it happened. That’s rough.
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Date: 2021-04-14 08:07 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2021-04-17 07:30 pm (UTC)