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just some Hatchetfield girlfriends :)
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Emma’s big sister is getting married and she gets a plus one. Who better to invite than her girlfriend of several years Becky Barnes? Even if Jane has never met the lucky lady…
Set in an AU where Tom never made it back from war and Becky and Emma have been dating since senior year.
"You said you wouldn't fall in love with me." "I lied." for barkins please! ❤️
Oooofff I got a thing for THIS.
Okay. Here we go.
Barkins - fluff prompt - 1,166 words
happy halloween! in honor of my favorite month of the year, i’ve written six fics and now that it’s the 31st, the final chapters are here. if you want to check them out, here they are:
tatiana, barb and the post-apocalypse (tatibarb zombie au)
something is out there (jazzalil small town horror)
gruesome legends & eerie exploration (junior and krayonder but they’re youtubers)
saving hannah foster (horror mystery ft. ethan, a follow-up to the disappearance of alice fink)
on the roof (becky/emma but they fall in love in october)
what we feared (tgwdlm general fic exploring the main characters’ fears)
can you draw sheet 1, B2 with barkins? :)
here they are! i love them!
(emma is short™)
I think over winter break I’ll write a Barkins Hallmark movie fic. I’m not generally a fan of “there was only one bed” fics because I’m too busy drowning myself in mutual pining, and what this means is that I want Becky and Emma to agree to pretend to date when Emma comes back to Hatchetfield for Christmas. Becky wants to keep her boss from setting her up with anyone and Emma wants to keep Jane from trying to set her up with one of her clients, and even though they’ve barely spoken since Emma’s sister married Becky’s ex, they’re aligned in the desperate need to avoid blind dates in December.
Becky and Tom are fine with each other, and Jane welcomes her in with a smile and the White Woman at Holiday Parties Cheek Kiss so typical of older female relatives, but Emma is the one who feels awkward. Because the thing is, last time she was in Hatchetfield Becky was married, and Emma was dating some guy named Ivan who was two years older than her, and nothing is the way it was. Emma thinks she’s pretty, is the gist of it.
And at first they can both handle it. It’s so easy, so comfortable, because there’s no pressure! They know what this is, what it’s meant to be. They go shopping for their families together, meet Becky’s coworkers for a night at the ice skating rink, walk each other home sipping hot chocolate and talking about music, about the kids in Becky’s ward, about what a terrible year it’s going to be for lettuce because of the e. coli outbreak last month, and the month before, and- and Emma is having trouble with that boundary between fake and real dating. The last thing Emma heard was that Becky was straight, and she’s assumed that this whole fake dating thing was a last resort- after all, Emma is certain that she’s everyone’s last resort at this point. Until now she hadn’t come home for anything, and they’d all done fine without her.
And because I am a sucker for miscommunication drama that actually makes sense to me as someone who Never Knows Anything and Assumes Everything, I want there to be a suitably dramatic scene mid-fake dating charade where Emma finally can’t handle it anymore and tells Noted Bisexual Becky Barnes that she’s “not some fucking experiment to see whether or not you like girls,” before storming out and sitting on a park bench for six hours. Bonus points if Paul (her very amicable ex) finds her and they build snowmen in silence as the sky goes from white to grey to blue to black, and when they’re standing there under a street lamp, breath fogging the air, Emma just leans into Paul’s shoulder and says “I think I’m in love with her,” and he hugs her while making the average white man grimace.
Becky, meanwhile, has been standing in the kitchen sipping sprite cranberry and listening to the faint strains of Johnny Cash slipping in from Jane and Tom’s very nice sound system in the living room, thinking about how for the first time in a long time she feels like she has something to lose. Jane drifts into the kitchen, perfectly smooth hair and keen eyes fixed on Becky, and they have a very honest, very sympathetic conversation about what Becky wants, between interruptions like kids running through the kitchen and people dropping plates in the sink.
And idk I just watch a lot of hallmark movies bc they’re good for deconstruction and trope use, and because they’re nice to have on while you wrap presents or do crafts, and I think it would be nice to have a grounded, normal holiday romance about Becky Barnes kicking Emma’s self-esteem issues into the ground and Emma offering Becky the solidity and warmth she needs in return. I think it would be fun. So look out for that
a3 becky emma
they’re cute 💕
little halloween/autumn themed Becky/Emma moodboard for any shippers.