Eponine is not a sell out. And she would do anything for the ones she loves. That's how she ended up on a boat to London with tears in her eyes and a bun in the oven. Because the love of her life asked her to. Well, not exactly. His best friend told her that is what he wanted.
You see, her love was part of the Les Amis, the leader in fact. The almighty Enjolras, who everyone thought had a heart of marble, fell for the homeless gamine. Oh course. His friends told her that she needed to leave him, for his safety. They group was planning a rebellion and she was getting in the way.
What they didn't tell the heartbroken girl is that Enjolras in fact didn't want her gone. He planned to runaway with her and marry the love of his life. He didn't even know of their child! That part the Les Amis decided to leave out.
But Eponine raised her baby girl, Marie Patria, all by her self in London. She never stopped thinking of Enjolras, though. She had read in the papers that he and his friends had won, but he never came to search for her.
Eponine became famous in the medical world, becoming one of the best nurses in London, Marie at her side. But Eponine still missed home. She saw it when she looked into Marie's blue eyes and blonde curly hair. Or the scent in an old book. Or even a good, black coffee (his favorite).
When Marie grew to be about 5, Eponine received a letter from her sister Azelma. It stated that Gavroche, Eponine's younger brother, was sick and that she had to return home, which she did in a heartbeat.
She found a cheap flat that she could afford and within weeks she was on a boat back.
"Enjolras!"
Enjolras snapped from his thoughts. "Yes?" He had been getting lost in his mind lately, contemplating searching for Eponine again though his friends insisted that she ran off with that scum Montaparnasse. What he had not told his friends is that he knew they were lying, he had a run in with the crook just several weeks ago.
"You left the planet for a minute there Apollo", Grantaire mocked him.
"Sorry, lost in my thoughts."
"Are they about her?", Combeferre asked.
"Yes."
"Enjolras, you need to forget about her!", Coufeyrac yelled, mad that his friend did not see that the girl wasn't returning.
"Wait, shut up!" Enjolras yelled. All the Amis silenced immediately to hear a laugh, her laugh. "Eponine", the marble man muttered as he jumped out of his seat faster than lightning as he sprinted to the door. He ran out the door calling her name.
He then ran into a petite figure holding a child.
"Sorry madame, I-"
"Enjolras?"
"Eponine?"
A/N: What do you think? Should I continue?