A/N: Thank you so much for the reviews, I loved them! It really makes me
want to continue, I didn't think you'd like it, so wasn't prepared to write
more than one chapter. but thank god I was wrong, cause I love writing!
This is a short chapter, but the next one's going to be a lot longer, promise!
///End of A/N
A NOTE FOR THIS CHAPTER is that Emily and Richard don't know that Rory and Lorelai aren't friends, thank you for reading!
Chapter 3 "Tough decision"
Rory was sitting at the dinner table, waiting for Emily and Richard. She was picking at her food, just like her mom used to, during the Friday dinners. She missed her so much.
She missed having someone who she could share everything with. Someone who cared about what happened in her life. Richard sat down at his usual place by the table.
"Good evening, Rory."
"Evening, Grandpa'." She said, still poking at the plate.
Richard ignored Rory, as usual, and was totally committed to his food. Emily walked in and sat down with a huge smile, lighting her face up.
"Wow, grandma, that's one huge smile."
"Well, Rory, dear." She drank a little of her wine, and swallowed slowly. "I have some wonderful news for you."
"Oh, what?" She smiled.
"Well, dear, your mother has decided she didn't want to stay away from you any longer, so she'll be back by the end of the week! Isn't that wonderful?" Rory froze at the mentioning of "your mother". She didn't know how to react. She smiled, at least she tried to,
"So, I'll be moving back to Stars Hollow?" She asked in a voice that tried to be enthusiastic.
"Yes, sweetheart."
"With mom?"
"Yes, I think that was insinuated."
"Um, okay, great. May I be excused? I'll just meet some friends"
"Okay, be home by 11!"
"Yes, grandma."
She was just driving, she had no idea where, but she was going. She cried, her mascara was floating down her cheeks, against her will. She was so confused. She didn't know if she wanted this or not. She missed it all so much, but it didn't fit in with all that she had built these past 9 months.
She stopped the car, got out and cried even more. She was standing, about, 100 feet away from Luke's. She watched him in his backwards baseball cap, serving his customers with a grumpy face. But there was another guy who was even grumpier, Jess. She missed him so much, their intellectual talks. She also missed being able to go out of the house with out make up. She missed not having to wear heals all the time. She knew that she didn't fit here anymore. She was a snob. She got in the car, not wanting anyone to recognise her and drove home, home to Hartford.
She thought long and hard about this decision, she never really got to an answer. She thought day out and day in, finally, she decided.
This is a short chapter, but the next one's going to be a lot longer, promise!
///End of A/N
A NOTE FOR THIS CHAPTER is that Emily and Richard don't know that Rory and Lorelai aren't friends, thank you for reading!
Chapter 3 "Tough decision"
Rory was sitting at the dinner table, waiting for Emily and Richard. She was picking at her food, just like her mom used to, during the Friday dinners. She missed her so much.
She missed having someone who she could share everything with. Someone who cared about what happened in her life. Richard sat down at his usual place by the table.
"Good evening, Rory."
"Evening, Grandpa'." She said, still poking at the plate.
Richard ignored Rory, as usual, and was totally committed to his food. Emily walked in and sat down with a huge smile, lighting her face up.
"Wow, grandma, that's one huge smile."
"Well, Rory, dear." She drank a little of her wine, and swallowed slowly. "I have some wonderful news for you."
"Oh, what?" She smiled.
"Well, dear, your mother has decided she didn't want to stay away from you any longer, so she'll be back by the end of the week! Isn't that wonderful?" Rory froze at the mentioning of "your mother". She didn't know how to react. She smiled, at least she tried to,
"So, I'll be moving back to Stars Hollow?" She asked in a voice that tried to be enthusiastic.
"Yes, sweetheart."
"With mom?"
"Yes, I think that was insinuated."
"Um, okay, great. May I be excused? I'll just meet some friends"
"Okay, be home by 11!"
"Yes, grandma."
She was just driving, she had no idea where, but she was going. She cried, her mascara was floating down her cheeks, against her will. She was so confused. She didn't know if she wanted this or not. She missed it all so much, but it didn't fit in with all that she had built these past 9 months.
She stopped the car, got out and cried even more. She was standing, about, 100 feet away from Luke's. She watched him in his backwards baseball cap, serving his customers with a grumpy face. But there was another guy who was even grumpier, Jess. She missed him so much, their intellectual talks. She also missed being able to go out of the house with out make up. She missed not having to wear heals all the time. She knew that she didn't fit here anymore. She was a snob. She got in the car, not wanting anyone to recognise her and drove home, home to Hartford.
She thought long and hard about this decision, she never really got to an answer. She thought day out and day in, finally, she decided.