The Return or why Janie has been away
Mar. 2nd, 2010 02:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
a_time_slip(ooc: I came up with this before my life went insane, and I'm sorry for delaying things by not being around)
Right now most of her focus was on tracking down the witch who seemed to be on a terror campaign against the entire world. Whenever she got close, the evil woman would throw something in Janie's path that seemed impossible to pass.
This time it wasn't the fault of the witch, However. She was thrust into her past, forced to watch something that she didn't remember.
Dawn, the morning after spending two days with her supervisor. When Janie was in love, she tended to blind herself from any and all flaws. Rules didn't matter, nothing did but her feelings and today she was on cloud nine. The older version of herself wanted to give warning but it was impossible. She was forced to watch herself make mistakes until the moment she noticed the pudge in the belly of her younger self.
A pudge that wasn't there in her memories. This must be what Phoenix and her Father meant when they introduced her to Lynn. Why didn't she remember it? And there was no birth, there was the pudge and then the child. How did that make any sense? There she was, bouncing around in time with the child. Forward and backwards and not following a logical timeline.
Janie would put the child with her Father, until things made sense, until the danger was passed.
Then the girl was beside her, watching her, asking questions.
"Can we get pancakes?"
"Yes, but then I need to go back to work, and you need to spend more time with grandpa."
"Why? I can fight the witch you're so scared of. Dig a big hole in the ground and cover it with leaves! I saw that in a movie."
"Lynn..."
"Sorry Mom. Can we go fi-Mathing later"
"That's not a word"
"Math is stupid."
"Lynn!"
"Can you make jewelry with me later?"
Right now most of her focus was on tracking down the witch who seemed to be on a terror campaign against the entire world. Whenever she got close, the evil woman would throw something in Janie's path that seemed impossible to pass.
This time it wasn't the fault of the witch, However. She was thrust into her past, forced to watch something that she didn't remember.
Dawn, the morning after spending two days with her supervisor. When Janie was in love, she tended to blind herself from any and all flaws. Rules didn't matter, nothing did but her feelings and today she was on cloud nine. The older version of herself wanted to give warning but it was impossible. She was forced to watch herself make mistakes until the moment she noticed the pudge in the belly of her younger self.
A pudge that wasn't there in her memories. This must be what Phoenix and her Father meant when they introduced her to Lynn. Why didn't she remember it? And there was no birth, there was the pudge and then the child. How did that make any sense? There she was, bouncing around in time with the child. Forward and backwards and not following a logical timeline.
Janie would put the child with her Father, until things made sense, until the danger was passed.
Then the girl was beside her, watching her, asking questions.
"Can we get pancakes?"
"Yes, but then I need to go back to work, and you need to spend more time with grandpa."
"Why? I can fight the witch you're so scared of. Dig a big hole in the ground and cover it with leaves! I saw that in a movie."
"Lynn..."
"Sorry Mom. Can we go fi-Mathing later"
"That's not a word"
"Math is stupid."
"Lynn!"
"Can you make jewelry with me later?"