darea
©2003 Roger E. Moore
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Synopsis: Unrequited love is not
always properly spelled.
Author’s
Notes: This
story was an entry in a May 2003 PPMB Iron Chef contest to describe a case of
unrequited love in the Dariaverse.
Acknowledgements: Thanks to WacoKid for
starting the contest.
nok nok went the door. who
is it he sed. gess who she sed. he was suprizd, it
was his babbysedder, darea.
ok he sed, com in. she opend the door an cam in.
she was preddy an she lookd
gorjis. her hare was aubrune an smeld nise. hi she
sed, is it ok if i stay her.
shur he sed, r u ok. no she sed a man is chazing
me, im skared, so pleez help
me. ok he sed, an he got a big basbal bat an when
the door opend an the man
cam in he hit him BAMM an noked him coldd an darea
said, o u r so cool, i luv u
can i stay wiht u 4ever. ok he sed u r the mos
buutiful weman n the wurld
mary me. ok she sed an she kissd hi—
Knock, knock, went the door. “Are you in bed yet?”
“Yes, Mother!”
“Why is the light on under your door?”
“I’m trying to sleep, Mother!”
“Are you reading?”
“Mom, I’m trying to sleep, okay? Let me sleep, please!”
He heard his mother walk away from the bedroom door, and
he sighed in relief. He made sure the notebook in which he had been writing was
securely hidden, so neither his parents nor his sister Tricia (when she
returned from Sarah’s house tomorrow) would find it. His secret was still
safe—he hoped.
And best of all, Daria Morgendorffer would baby-sit again
this coming weekend. Tad Gupty could hardly wait. He climbed in bed, turned off
the light, and lay there, looking at the dark ceiling, wondering what it was
like to kiss her.
Original:
5/18/03
Shipper
(Tad Gupty/Daria—oh, don’t look at me like that!)
FINIS