What Went Wrong?
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She couldn't understand it. How had a perfect mother-daughter relationship gone so wrong? What had she done? She'd been nothing like her mother; she hadn't smothered Rory or hurt her in anyway that she could think of. Still, Rory's perfect life had veered wildly off course and now Lorelai didn't even know where her own daughter was. She was worried out of her mind and now she finally realized some of what her mother must have gone through when she didn't come home at night. But, this was different; Rory was nothing like her, at least in that way. Sure, they both had an undeniable obsession with coffee, brown hair, and the irresistible Gilmore girl charm, but Rory had always been the sensible one. She was the one that brought a map on road trips and took care of herself, as well as Lorelai when she needed it. They had always been a team, the crazy one and the slightly crazy-yet-sensible one. Where had that gone? How could Lorelai have completely missed seeing what was going on?
Lorelai sat on the porch and her mind wandered through all her memories from Rory's childhood and after a while she came upon what she thought had to be the answer. JESS! All of the sudden it made sense to her in her mind. She had always thought that kid was trouble and now look what he had caused in Rory. Everything was messed up. He ruined her life and for all she knew at the moment he could be helping Rory down Lorelai's path, the one she paved just around eighteen years ago. Lorelai swore to herself then and there that she would talk to Rory and get their old relationship and the old Rory back and then everything would be okay. Yeah…that was it! When Rory got home they would talk and they would work it out, just like they did in the past.
What Lorelai didn't know was that this was a bigger problem than anything that they had gone through before and it would need more than just one conversation to fix it.
A.N.: Tell me what you think .I don't know whether this is worth continuing or not. It was just an idea I had. I've got an idea for the rest of the story but I'm not sure whether I should write it or not. Give me feedback! PLEASE!
Disclaimer: I don't own anything. If I did I would be doing a happy dance for the rest of my life.
She couldn't understand it. How had a perfect mother-daughter relationship gone so wrong? What had she done? She'd been nothing like her mother; she hadn't smothered Rory or hurt her in anyway that she could think of. Still, Rory's perfect life had veered wildly off course and now Lorelai didn't even know where her own daughter was. She was worried out of her mind and now she finally realized some of what her mother must have gone through when she didn't come home at night. But, this was different; Rory was nothing like her, at least in that way. Sure, they both had an undeniable obsession with coffee, brown hair, and the irresistible Gilmore girl charm, but Rory had always been the sensible one. She was the one that brought a map on road trips and took care of herself, as well as Lorelai when she needed it. They had always been a team, the crazy one and the slightly crazy-yet-sensible one. Where had that gone? How could Lorelai have completely missed seeing what was going on?
Lorelai sat on the porch and her mind wandered through all her memories from Rory's childhood and after a while she came upon what she thought had to be the answer. JESS! All of the sudden it made sense to her in her mind. She had always thought that kid was trouble and now look what he had caused in Rory. Everything was messed up. He ruined her life and for all she knew at the moment he could be helping Rory down Lorelai's path, the one she paved just around eighteen years ago. Lorelai swore to herself then and there that she would talk to Rory and get their old relationship and the old Rory back and then everything would be okay. Yeah…that was it! When Rory got home they would talk and they would work it out, just like they did in the past.
What Lorelai didn't know was that this was a bigger problem than anything that they had gone through before and it would need more than just one conversation to fix it.
A.N.: Tell me what you think .I don't know whether this is worth continuing or not. It was just an idea I had. I've got an idea for the rest of the story but I'm not sure whether I should write it or not. Give me feedback! PLEASE!