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Sam moved away to Sunnyvale during the summer and, when Christmas arrives that year, the last thing Deena wants to do is celebrate. However, there's a Christmas surprise waiting for her.
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But there was a part of Deena’s mind, small and nagging at the back of her head, that rationalized that this might not be the last time she sees Sam. And there was another part of her, larger and looming over her, that made her heart ache and yearn for the chance to see her again. She bottled those thoughts away, locking them in the corner of her mind that was reserved for one Samantha Fraser.
Maybe it was the booze, or maybe it was the cheap weed that they could afford, or just wishful thinking, but Deena decided that she would never see Sam again. After all, that’s how Sam wanted it. And who was Deena to deny what Sam asked for?
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At first, Deena was fortunate that she didn’t have any nightmares when Sam was staying over, but she knew it wouldn’t last as Sam started staying over more and more often.
As Sam spent more and more nights, Deena did start having nightmares when Sam was there. Each time she would tell Sam she had no idea what it was she was having a nightmare about, and each time she could see Sam didn’t buy it. Sam never pushed the matter though. Instead, she wouldn’t go back to sleep those nights and would lay there staring at the ceiling with Sam wrapped around her, having drifted back to sleep.
~or just a little something in post-canon~
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As 1994 is coming to an end, Deena and Sam find some time to relax.
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the only heaven i'll be sent to is when i'm alone with you by orphan_account
Fandoms: Fear Street Trilogy (TV)
02 Dec 2021
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Sarah Fier's promise to Hannah Miller was once broken even if out of her control: "When this is over, we will leave this place. We will go far away, and we'll dance every night, and kiss in broad daylight."
Hannah Miller may have lose her lover in 1666, but she and Sarah Fier live vicariously through the girls who have seen it all, just like they had.