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Reparations by Reeves-comm, literature

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Reparations

Summary: In their second year of Luna Nova, Hannah wants to make amends with Akko for everything she's done, for a lot of reasons. Chapter 1 Akko sat in class, astronomy class, tired. She was struggling not to dose off, while one of her favorite teachers turned out to be her idol after all, much of today's lesson was droning on to the poor girl. A strange and out of place "tweet" noise surprised Akko, preventing her from falling asleep during class. In front of Akko was a small paper bird, animated with magic and given a sweet voice. The small bird looked directly at Akko, hopping in front of her and tilting its head to the side, Akko mirroring the paper bird before it unfolded itself and gently floated down to the desk. The note, written in careful handwriting and beautiful smudgeless ink, read: Meet me in the philosophy classroom after school. Please bring only yourself, I need to talk with you in serious confidence. -H "That's weird," Akko commented.

Diana's First by Reeves-comm, literature

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Diana's First

Summary: Diana is struggling to finish her first composition. An Orchestra AU. The intro played, serenading the silent and unknown audience of one. Akko hummed along, complementing the piano with what Akko envisioned as her cello. It continued for some time until- it stopped. Shortly picking up, repeating the last few notes. And then again. Diana was missing something, some way to continue. She simply didn't know where to go from where she was. How horrible a perfect allegory for her own life. She knows she could continue as she was, repeating the same songs made by family before her. But Diana did not want to stay in the shadows of her predecessors, she would create, awe and inspire people around the world. Would speak her heart in ways words could never compete. Again, she started over. She could always repeat what she was taught, but originality was always difficult, a freedom that, while encouraged, was never fostered. Diana turned around on the bench, frozen in