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Click hereMr Franklin popped his head in, to ask if they were ready to give statements, and confirm the lunch would just be delayed by an hour.
It was slightly more than that by the time everyone was done and Cam was left with a withdrawn Frankie for a few moments, having promised to follow along and not hold up proceedings too much longer.
Frankie was still emotional. Hugging himself and staring hard at the floor. Eyes burning with tears that he couldn't stop from escaping.
Cam tipped his chin up until Frankie was forced to meet his gaze. "This is not your fault," he said gently. Frankie just closed his eyes, his expression pained, so Cam kissed him. "Not your fault," he repeated when Frankie let out a sob.
He pulled Frankie close and kissed his hair. "Hush, we have no more Milo in our lives. This is a good day. Although," he deadpanned. "My phone was killed, I am bereft." He smiled when Frankie sob-laughed.
"I shouldn't have gotten mad yesterday, it pushed him over the edge. I'm so sorry."
Cam cupped and lifted his face again, kissing Frankie's damp cheeks. "I was proud of you yesterday, and proud of what you did before. I will always be proud and you cannot take blame for that asshole."
Frankie stared at him. "You saved my life. How can I ever repay something like that?"
Cam looked at him seriously. "Give it to me. I will take care of it," he said.
Frankie pressed his lips together, to prevent another sob, and then answered. Not with words, but with a kiss.
- COMMENTS
emilyagilbert3 months agoAuthorHi Cannd,
Oh I do hope that kind of relationship is not unbelievable. They're real in my head, so therefore totally real.
I'm glad you enjoyed and found it a worthwhile distraction.
And I hope your procedure went well, and the GA has not left you feeling too yucky.
Having had a couple of surgeries, I will tell you now, get moving asap, get fresh air, but BE KIND TO YOURSELF.
Do a little bit at a time and get lots of rest, don't let anyone bully you into doing too much, too soon. Be them employers, spouses, kids, or well meaning neighbours.
If you are stuck in a recovery period, once your eyes have uncrossed and you can focus on your screen again, you might wanna check out my Broadway stories, because if you liked Frankie and Cam, you will adore Tony and Ty, and there's a number of tales to entertain. (The typo's are also quite entertaining, I'm the world's worst proof reader!) As they are not numbered, the easiest way is to click on my name (for a list of stories) put them in date order, then read the Broadway set in date order, then it'll make sense.
I hope you feel better soon, by all means check in again and let us all know how you are doing ^_^
All the best, EmAG
emilyagilbert3 months agoAuthorHi Anonymous Questions.
Strange and curious questions ^_^
Frankie's accent? You said you were confused. I would guess you are either in the States and just confused about British accents in general, which is totally understandable. Or you are in the UK, successfully read between the lines and have figured out the sort of/part-ish/original inspiration (kinda) for Frankie, which would be more Northern-ish (very ish, it's quite unique!) and that's why you're confused.
Frankie is from Windsor. Which is traditionally quite a well spoken area. What we used to call (and I still do) the Queen's English. (People what talk proper. Something no one had ever accused me of!)
Don't forget his Mom is a Spanish aristocrat, and he had the type of schooling that does develop a rather upper class accent. (People who are learning English are often surprised to discovered that Brits actually communicate mainly in a series of grunts and hand gestures. We occasionally add facial expressions to make things clearer. Under 35's tend to stand 3 inches apart and text each other, to avoid having to grunt at all).
How tall are they? Haha. You are really building a picture here.
Frankie is 5ft 9 and a fraction. But he tends to exaggerate the fraction.
He also usually wears heels, so is a good match for Cam when dancing, as Cam tends to rehearse in sneakers.
Cam is 5ft 10 and a bit extra. But his extra actually exists!
Thank you for your questions, EmAG
cannd3 months agoThis was a really beautiful story. You implied it would be unbelievable or but i thought it had the just amount of everything. The relationship developed slowly and the characters are great, even the periphery ones. I really enjoyed it and appreciated the distraction b4 a surgery tomorrow
Anonymous3 months agoHi Emily, Em?
I'm confused about Frankie's accent. You said his accent is upper class?
Also, how tall is Frankie and how tall is Cam?
emilyagilbert3 months agoAuthorHi Honey ^_^
Aww, I'm glad you enjoyed meeting Frankie and Cam, as I said to Franz... you can catch up with them again soon. It's not a sequel or anything, but there is an update on these two.
Cam is awesome. I found their relationship really interesting. Like how tactile they were almost from the start, even before they really became friends. I know they're dancers and that's natural, but I thought it was telling.
And I really enjoyed writing them because they compliment each other so well, can offer support.
Like Cam struggles a little with his identity. I don't think Frankie has ever struggled with his identity (other people might have) so he is able to reassure and guide Cam with that.
On the other hand, despite his odd upbringing, Cam is very steady, a solid presence. Supporting his brother from a baby, and still. And although Frankie's parents are very committed to each other, their set up is weird. It works for them, but I think Cam recognizes it didn't work quite so well for Frankie and left him a little vulnerable. He is happy to say, I'm here, right here, hold on to me. It was lovely to write.
Well, yea, more soon I hope, lots of stuff in progress.
Big hugs back, EmAG
