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Title: Error
Rating: PG
Pairing(s): Merlin/Arthur
Summary: It was a mistake
Warnings: none
Word Count: 232
Prompt: error
Author's Notes: Thanksissy5209 for the beta!
“Merlin?“ Arthur stared at the ERROR message blinking from his screen. “Merlin, there’s…” He stopped and swallowed hard. Usually, when something like that happened, he called for Merlin, who was a wizard when it came to computers and was always able to fix the problem right away.
But Merlin wouldn’t come this time. Merlin would never come back. ERROR.
Arthur shoved his chair back and closed his eyes. ERROR.
Just like his computer, he couldn’t function without Merlin. ERROR.
It was his own mistake, he had nobody to blame but himself. He couldn’t even be mad at Merlin for leaving. ERROR.
Taking Merlin for granted was the biggest mistake of his life and Arthur couldn’t help the tears welling up, slowly making their way down his cheeks.
He knew he was being pathetic, but he reached for his phone.
Arthur wasn’t prepared for his call to be picked up at all, so he didn’t know what to say.
“Arthur…”
“I…my…I’m…my computer gives me that message.”
“Arthur,” a deep sigh at the other end, “please…it’s difficult enough as it is…you’ll have to find someone else to fix your computer problems.” Merlin hung up.
Tossing his mobile onto the desk, Arthur buried his face in his hands. He would find someone to fix his computer problems. He wasn’t sure, though, if he would ever be able to find someone to fix his broken heart.
bunnysworldTitle: Error
Rating: PG
Pairing(s): Merlin/Arthur
Summary: It was a mistake
Warnings: none
Word Count: 232
Prompt: error
Author's Notes: Thanks
issy5209 for the beta!“Merlin?“ Arthur stared at the ERROR message blinking from his screen. “Merlin, there’s…” He stopped and swallowed hard. Usually, when something like that happened, he called for Merlin, who was a wizard when it came to computers and was always able to fix the problem right away.
But Merlin wouldn’t come this time. Merlin would never come back. ERROR.
Arthur shoved his chair back and closed his eyes. ERROR.
Just like his computer, he couldn’t function without Merlin. ERROR.
It was his own mistake, he had nobody to blame but himself. He couldn’t even be mad at Merlin for leaving. ERROR.
Taking Merlin for granted was the biggest mistake of his life and Arthur couldn’t help the tears welling up, slowly making their way down his cheeks.
He knew he was being pathetic, but he reached for his phone.
Arthur wasn’t prepared for his call to be picked up at all, so he didn’t know what to say.
“Arthur…”
“I…my…I’m…my computer gives me that message.”
“Arthur,” a deep sigh at the other end, “please…it’s difficult enough as it is…you’ll have to find someone else to fix your computer problems.” Merlin hung up.
Tossing his mobile onto the desk, Arthur buried his face in his hands. He would find someone to fix his computer problems. He wasn’t sure, though, if he would ever be able to find someone to fix his broken heart.
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Date: 2014-08-03 09:30 am (UTC)Glad you like it!
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Date: 2014-08-14 08:50 pm (UTC)It also broke my heart a little :(
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