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I want to believe (that there's enough details and I don't need to work on this any longer)
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wanted to make halloween x-files fanart and also wanted to draw scully in her vacation garb and so I naturally combined 'em
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A study that im going to expand on soon!
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ain’t NO WAY the minute scully goes missing mulder stops sleeping and shaving, starts wearing her necklace everywhere and has meaningless sex with a stranger?? that boy is down bad
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90s FBI agent & medical doctor Dana Scully, ready to kick your ass (and steal your girl too, probably)
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how to say “I love you” in x-files [22/?] ⤷ 2.25 — “Anasazi”
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i owe you everything... and you owe me nothing.
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Could extraterrestrials really have intercepted them? Or is this just some elaborate joke played on those who want to believe?
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“When you went to Antarctica to save Agent Scully from being taken by that spaceship and you ran out of gas in your Sno-Cat—how did you get back?”
The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998) | Alone (8x19)
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Fictober Day 24: Steps Toward Tomorrow
Prompt: "You didn't do anything wrong"
Based on THIS post: What if Mulder had given Scully something other than that rag doll? Rating: T, wc: 1,026
Tagging @today-in-fic @xffictober24
Seeing Mulder's boyish smile and giddy excitement is all the gift she needs. She doesn't need the pizza or the present he keeps trying to hide, though it's clear he can't wait to give it to her.
“Sorry I’m not your regular pizza delivery guy,” he says.
“I like you better.”
“Oh, do you?” He grins at her. The scars on his face are still healing; as are his emotional wounds. She’s slipped him a pamphlet for therapy one morning without a single word. She didn’t want him to think she was pressuring him. The next day, he brought over breakfast to thank her, casually mentioning he’d made an appointment. He’s moving forward, and so are they.
“You sure you don’t want to eat?” he asks, chewing his pizza with gusto. She wants to ask him whether he’s eaten at all while she was in the hospital but bites her lip. She knows he can take care of himself. With the pregnancy, she’s feeling the need to mother everything and everyone around her. Including Mulder.
“Later,” she replies softly, as Mulder clears his throat and, with mock ceremony, retrieves the present he’s half-heartedly hidden between the couch pillows.
“I bet you forgot about that, didn’t you?” She takes the neatly wrapped gift from him with a smile.
“No, actually. I thought about it a lot while I was lying in my hospital bed, wondering what on earth you could have given me.” He’s already given her so much. Does he even realize that? Glancing at him, she isn’t sure. But right now he’s waiting for her to unwrap the small gift box.
She takes her time, knowing it drives Mulder crazy. To her greatest surprise, he waits patiently, his hands folded in his lap. She gives him another smile and that’s when she sees how nervous he is. What reason would he have to be anxious?
Under the wrapping paper, she finds a plain cardboard box. She opens the flaps on each side and peeks inside. A gasp leaves her throat as she reaches for the small baseball mitt that’s lying there.
“Oh, Mulder,” she whispers, a knot of tears forming in her throat. She takes the mitt out and lets her fingers run over the leather, worn smooth by years of use. The caramel is faded in some places, has darkened in others. Once upon a time, a small boy must have loved this mitt more than anything else. A tear falls into the center of the mitt, right next to a scratch that makes her think of long summer afternoons spent outside.
“Is it what you imagined?” Mulder asks in a quiet voice.
“Not even close,” she admits. She can’t stop touching the glove, following its lines, and feeling the weight of it in her hand. The history it brings with it. The love it holds inside.
“I don’t know what to say.” She’s crying big tears now, unable to hold her emotions at bay any longer.
“Hey,” Mulder says, putting his arm around her and holding her close. “I didn’t mean to- I didn’t…”
“You didn’t do anything wrong, Mulder,” she assures him with a sound stuck between a hiccup and a laugh. “It’s the hormones. I love your present. I love it.” She repeats the words to let him know she means them.
She stares into his eyes, seeing him all blurry. She thinks there might be tears on his cheeks too. He wipes at her eyes and her cheeks with his thumb and there he is, the man she loves, the father of her child, smiling at her.
“You’re not just saying that?”
“No.” She leans over and kisses him on the lips. What had become so normal last year, is new all over again. Being allowed to touch and kiss each other. To love. They’re moving forward in this regard, too, both learning to overcome their fear of hurting the other with their touch. Their bodies have changed in so many different ways.
“This gift it… it comes with a second gift.” Scully peers back into the box. It’s empty.
“It’s not in there,” Mulder explains. “It’s not a traditional gift. It’s- this baseball mitt meant the world to me when I was five or six. Where other kids slept with a stuffed animal, I had my mitt. No matter how dirty it was. You can imagine how much my mom hated it.” He smiles and she does, too, happy that he has these beautiful memories of his childhood locked in his heart.
“I grew out of the mitt and got a new one. Several, actually. Samantha had it for a while, but she never cared for baseball. I thought my parents had thrown it away, but I found it when we cleared out my mom’s house. I saw it and I thought… you know, I don’t remember whether my dad played catch with me or if it was someone else. I don’t remember. And I don’t want that to happen to this one.” He points at her stomach.
“I want to teach him – or her. I want it to be me.” Tears fall soundlessly from her eyes and she doesn’t make a move to wipe them away or hide them. “I want to teach our kid how to play baseball,” Mulder says, his voice thick with emotion.
“I want that, too.” She takes his hand into hers and puts their entwined hands on her stomach. She thinks their child is sleeping, but then she feels a kick, and Mulder gasps.
“I will never get tired of this,” he says in awe, staring at her belly. He lifts his eyes to meet hers. “Still like my gift?”
“I love your gift, Mulder. You’ve given me so much. This one included.” She motions at the spot where her sweater stretches over her protruding stomach.
“My pleasure.” The baby kicks again, this time more forceful. “I think Junior might be hungry. You like pizza, kiddo, don’t you?” Mulder speaks the words directly against her stomach before he kisses her there. There’s no kick, but Scully’s stomach grumbles, making her and Mulder chuckle.
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ummmmm how is it that i’ve seen this ep approximately 87 times and i’ve never noticed mulder’s hand on scully’s back here?????????
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