people who live in glass houses
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She’d phoned Natalie before the operation. Helena told her to wait. She’d felt then that once the day was over she’d want a familiar face. She wasn’t so sure now.
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After her first day as a severed employee, Helena Eagan phones Natalie to pick her up.
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- Part 2 of femslash february
- Part 1 of people who live in glass houses
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If she’d only asked before, if she’d only talked to her as one person to another, not just two drowning bodies dragging each other down to the depths, then maybe it wouldn’t have ended like this, with awkward silences in a house full of windows and mirrors, reflections of herself and how painfully visible she was surrounding her.
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glimpses into the lives and moments shared between Helena Eagan and Natalie.
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- Part 2 of people who live in glass houses
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“It was only a moment, a temporary glance shared between strangers, one of thousands Seth must have experienced in his life. It wasn’t anything of any meaning or any note and it would’ve certainly been lost to his long-term if two days later he hadn’t seen the same smile sitting across from in a meeting room at Lumon Industries.”
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Seth Milchick considers the bond he’s formed with a coworker through meetings inside and outside of work
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- Part 3 of people who live in glass houses
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Now You’re Looking At Me, Like I’m Something You Own by Twilfitt6 for PoeticallyIrritating
Fandoms: Severance (TV)
30 Jul 2025
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She played in her mother’s wardrobe. Rows of silks and furs strung up for her viewing pleasure. She wrapped herself in an ermine robe, pearls from her mother’s jewellery box strung around her neck and arms. She strutted, wobbling and falling in a pair of heels, her small feet stuffed into the toe, comically oversized for her.
In the mirror of her mother‘s vanity she recognised that she looked foolish, nothing like her mother an emblem of glamour and polish, just a child in costume, but in those lonely days she felt pretty and that was something she’d never felt before. Not when her father had dressed her in black tie tuxedo for the family gala and her mother had beamed and pinched her cheek and called her “her little prince”.
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Helena Eagan considers her birth and life and the events that led to her rebirth.
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- Part 4 of people who live in glass houses