tonight, before you fall asleep, i'll run my thumb across your cheek. cry, 'cause i'm here to wipe your eyes. i know i made you feel this way. you gotta breathe, we'll be okay.

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tonight, before you fall asleep, i'll run my thumb across your cheek. cry, 'cause i'm here to wipe your eyes. i know i made you feel this way. you gotta breathe, we'll be okay.
Fighting to breathe
Four years from now, basically. :) But this isn't going to happen. It's just a drabble.
heartbreak tw btw
What you don't know (1:02 AM)
"I've told you everything about me," Liv whispered, a laugh passing through her lips. She sniffed and raised her hand to wipe under her eye, removing a tear from her face. "Absolutely everything. You just... don't know that you know it all. But it's all up there. Every detail." Her hand moved to cup her husband's cheek, her thumb barely brushing over the skin across his cheekbone.
Keith's eyelids were closed, his eyes moving slowly behind them as he dreamed. He wasn't consciously taking in what she was saying, and she wasn't sure she wanted him to. "Everything that would make you hate me. Every time I doubted you or me. I told you about it. When we were dating, and you'd fall asleep on the couch. Or lying across my bed in my hotel room. I'd tell you everything. Pretend you were just listening, taking it all in without judging me. I've never told anyone the things I've told you. You know me better than anyone else. My darkest secrets. My most terrifying nightmares. And the d--" Her hand moved up to cover her face as she felt tears collecting again. "The day Mom died. I told you all about it. I cried. And I pressed my face against your chest. And you don't remember. You don't know that you know."
Olivia paused and the room was silent. A tear rolled down her cheek and she sniffed quietly. "Unless you've been awake. And you're a good actor. Maybe you really do hear everything I say." There was no response as she trailed the pad of her thumb across his bottom lip.
"My mom told me once. About being with Daddy. How she'd lay in bed at night and just hold his hand. About how in love they were. But I guess she loved him more. And then he just..." It was quiet for a long time as she fought back tears, biting hard on her lip.
"Keith, please don't decide you don't want me," she begged in a whisper, feeling her tears spill over and trace freely down her face. "Please don't wake up and get so scared that you leave. I'm scared, too. But you're here. And I can't do it without you. I can't be a single mom. Please don't make me be a single mom. Please don't wake up missing Chelsea, Keith. I need you so much."
Keith's brow furrowed in his sleep and Olivia caught her breath, trying to stop her tears. "Hey," she hushed, smoothing her hand over the side of her face. "Shh. It's okay. I'm okay. I'm here. I'm always here. Even if you decide someday that you don't want to be here, I will be. I love you."
With a long sigh, she pressed her lips against his forehead, breathing in his scent. "I love you," she breathed, her fingers moving into his hair.
It's Keith's birthday!
Happy birthday, Keith!
George: I think you've been with every woman in this town.
Wade: And you've been with the same one for the last eight billion years.
Someday, if a Stanton baby comes home from school and says that they were bullied, I imagine this being how it goes:
Baby Stanton: Some kids were picking on me today. Liv: Oh, baby. You know what you do with bullies? Baby Stanton: What? Liv: You kick 'em right where it hurts, sweetie. Keith: Olivia! Liv: What?! Keith: Listen, this is one of those rare moments where you disregard everything your mom has said and listen to your dad. Liv: *raises eyebrow*
14. When Keith wins arguments he isn't even a part of.
Chris: How terrible is takin’ care of a pregnant woman?
Keith: Mine is facedown in the toilet with disinfectant screaming ‘I CAN DO IT MYSELF, HUNTER KEITH!’
Chris: … Come again?
Keith: She’s uh, cleaning the toilet. To put it bluntly.