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By Nadja Lee 02/07/02
English is not my
native language. Please forgive me my mistakes.
Disclaimer: “X-men”
and all the characters here belong to Marvel, 20 Century Fox and I intend no
infringement, this is a piece of amateur fan fiction, and I make no money of
it.
Only the original idea
contained within this work is the property of the author. Please do not copy
this story to any website or archive without permission of the author.
Timeline: Set in the
movie universe. After the movie
Universe: Set in the
movie universe; NOT the book which goes with it.
Romance: Scott/Jean,
Scott/Ororo
Summary: On Scott and
Jean’s wedding day Ororo thinks about her feelings for Scott……and why it
suddenly snows in July.
Archiving: Want, ASK,
take, have.
Feedback: Yes, please.
My e-mail address is nadjalee2000@hotmail.com
Rating: PG-13
Dedicated to Estelle
with love and thanks because she has been so good to me; thanks, lov!
Sequel/series: None
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It snowed in July. Small, fine, virgin white and crystal like they fell
from the Heavens like frozen teardrops. They shinned like pearls yet shattered
like glass when they reached the ground. It was a beautiful, poetic, sad,
painful and mystical sight. It snowed in July.
She stood there in a long white dress, holding a bouquet of flowers and
tried not to cry, tried to smile. All those things she wanted to say, all what
was in her heart would forever remain unsaid because today he would
bind himself to another. There would be no more pretend or make belief; all
dreams would freeze.
She had always cared for him and felt for him yet it
was first today, when it was way way too late that she had realized that her
love stuck so much deeper than friendship. That she wished it was her he would
wait for at the end of the aisle.
Maybe she had known it was love before now but she
hadn’t wanted to see it, to admit it. That would only complicate things and she wished things to be simple
yet they never were because she did love him, so very much. Yet she had held
back. The woman in his arms were a friend and friends don’t compete for a man’s
heart…….yet today she felt a stab of sadness because friendship and loyalty
wouldn’t keep her warm and safe at night……and it wouldn’t make her happy. After
today she would never again cry over a fate she hadn’t tried to change but she would always wonder and imagine what
could have been had she only
dared to admit the warmth in her heart.
She had gotten used to loneliness but that didn’t mean
she liked it. In her dreams she was never alone yet she always woke up to an
empty bed. Dreams and reality never went well hand in hand and now even less
than before.
Strange to think that she held such control and such
power in the palm of her hand; the weather at her control, powers great enough
to be named a Goddess……..yet she had no control over her own heart. Every time
he walked by she would turn her head and instantly smile, every time he spoke
she would listen carefully, in her heart trying to find hints of a love that stuck deeper than friendship. Oh, how
sweet, sweet torture this was and it was tearing her apart.
She had tried to reason that this way was better.
Everyone she had ever loved had either betrayed her or left her. It was better
this way. She would rather see him alive with another than laying still in her
arms forever.
She should be happy for him and her friend, she should
be and in a way she was yet a stab of jealousy and envy was inevitable. All the
same this was their day and as such it would remain. The words in her heart
would stay there forever; frozen in time, never spoken and never said.
It snowed in July.
Small, fine, virgin white and crystal like they fell from the Heavens
like frozen teardrops. They shinned like pearls yet shattered like glass when
they reached the ground. It was a beautiful, poetic, sad, painful and mystical
sight…….just like her love.
It snowed in July.
A Goddess had made it snow…………..at Scott and Jean’s wedding.
And it snowed, the entire day it snowed.
Snow fell in July.
The End