FanFic - Love is Neverending

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Oh Fozzie! I hope he can make peace with Doc eventually! I loved the scene with Doc and Emily shopping, it was really cute! You're doing a great job, looking forward to more!
 

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Chapter Nine

This Year - Christmas, Evening - 1998

Their eyes met, as Fozzie kept his hat in his paws. Fozzie frowned, and Doc smiled back at him. The normally sweet and loveable bear's fur was bristling. He was quite angry. He wished Doc would just simply leave him and his Ma alone.

"Why are you here?" He asked simply.

"What do you mean, 'why am I here?' I'm here because...because I really enjoy your mother's company." Doc stated plainly, as he stood on the steps outside watching Fozzie.

Fozzie looked down again at the ground. He nudged a dead leaf off of the porch, and watched it as it fluttered to the ground. He didn't want to get angry at Doc, but something kept coming up at him. A deep seated rage, almost. It ate away at the poor bear's heart.

He didn't want anyone else to take his Ma away from him.

"Fozzie? Sweetie?" Emily nudged, looking over at Fozzie with the worried eyes only a mother could pocess. "Tell me...why do not want Jerome here?"

"Don't call him 'Jerome' Ma! Everyone else calls him 'Doc'...why not you!?" He blasted at his mother, leaning forwards away from the wall now.

"He's just a good friend of mine, Fozzie. 'Doc' is his nickname. Not his real name. His real name is Jerome Christian, and I call him by that. Now you need to just calm down sweetheart...nothing is going on." She said, as she came closer to Fozzie and gently took his hand in her own.

'...nothing is going on...' That statement echoed in Doc's head all throughout dinner that night. He reached into his vest pocket and he felt the small box, and he wondered if he was ever going to be able to do what he felt he would like to do.

If she accepted....it would be hard on Fozzie, that was for sure.
 

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Oh confrontation! Poor Doc! Poor Fozzie!
 

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Good short chapter... And it's not easy on Fozzie already... He almost growled out a response at his mom... But I rully hope he calms down and the rest of the gang can help him deal with this internal turmoil.
 

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Ooooh!!! Doc!!!! You're so sweet! Fozzie...You're so cute! Emily, you're so in character!

But who will compromise! Who will get hurt...
 

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Chapter Ten

This Year - Christmas, Still Evening, 1998

The evening was bright and lively, as they all sat around the dinner table waiting to eat the beautiful Christmas dinner that had been planned. Candles were lit, the table had been expanded and everyone was there.

"Her de borky gustys din cuunted?" Chef asked the Count, who was standing beside the kitchen door, sipping on a soda quietly.

The Count looked over at the Swedish chef and thought for a moment about what he said, then smiled. "Ah! Counting the guests then...let's see..." He quickly did a head count, and smiled once more. "That's 110. 110 vonderful lively christmas dinner guests, ah ha ha ha!"

Thunder and lightning flashed outside the window, as the Count laughed softly. The Swedish chef smiled, and went back into the kitchen to try to find enough extra dishes for everyone to eat off of.

"Looks like it's gonna storm outside soon.." Floyd commented, seeing the lightning and hearing the thunder outside the window.

"No...like the vampire dude must've counted something again.." Janice responded, laughing. Floyd nodded and laughed as well.

Everyone was at the table, awaiting the Christmas dinner to arrive, all except for Fozzie, Emily and Doc. They were sitting outside on the porch.

But they weren't talking. Fozzie sat on the railing, watching the window sullenly as Emily and Doc sat on the swing. It was quiet outside, no sounds except for the snow falling gently, and the soft noises of the few cars going up and down the street. It was quite peaceful outside.

"Why are you doing this Fozzie?" Emily finally broke the silence, looking over at her son. She had her chin resting in her hand, and she sighed.

"Why am I--Why am I doing this?" Fozzie stood up suddenly, and glared over at the two. "I'm not doing anything! I'm not going to stand around and let my Ma be....wooed over by some....some....."

Doc's face fell...he realized that Fozzie didn't like him. He had thought that they had become friends over that Christmas two years ago. Not best friends he knew, but good enough. Apperently Emily never spoke about that Christmas were they became a little more then friends. His hand was still in his vest pocket, holding the small box. He tightened his grip on it, subconsiously.

"Human? Just because I'm not one of you...weirdoes...that means I can't become friends with your mother?" Doc countered, getting a touch angry now.

"No!! I....I just...." He slumped down onto the floor of the porch, letting himself rest against the railing now. "....don't want Ma to be sad again." He looked down at the floor, and frowned.

"Sad again?" Emily asked softly, glancing towards Fozzie. "Why would I be sad aga.....it's about Frank, isn't it?"

Fozzie nodded. He still missed his Father. He wondered why his Mother had forgotten him so easily. It had been....years since he passed away, but to him the memory was still fresh in his mind.

"Honey...." Emily cooed, lifting herself off of the porch swing, she gathered up her dress and sat down on the porch beside him, and wrapped her arms around him, hugging him tightly. "Are you worried....I'm going to forget Frank? He...he passed away when you were just barely a cub. I'm...a little suprised you even remember him."

"You're suprised...that I remember him? He's the one who taught me...no, encouraged me to be a standup comedian! I really miss 'em Ma...and then...then you start going out with...with him!" Fozzie pointed over at Doc, who frowned softly, then looked away from them.

"Fozzie. He's not a bad man. But he's not Frank either, I know that. I'm a lonely old bear, who dosn't get much company in the mountains, and you know it. He gave me friendship, and I returned the favor." She looked straight into Fozzie's face, and she gave him a quick kiss on the forehead. "You and Frank will always be first in my heart, you should know that by now!"

Doc stood up from the swing, and he sighed softly. "Emily..I can't think of any time better then this I guess..."

Emily looked back at Doc, and she was really curious as to what he was going to say to her. "Jerome..?"

He got down in front of the two, not on one knee, but sitting indian-legged. He fished around in his vest pocket and pulled out the small box, then he opened it. Inside was a beautiful golden ring. It had a beautiful pink diamond in the middle, flanked by two smaller clear diamonds. He looked up at her, and took his glasses off for a moment.

"..E-Emily Dolores Bruin? Would....would you marry me?" His voice was shaky, and he wondered how Fozzie was going to take it. Despite how he had acted eariler, Jerome realized this might happen.

"Marry you?" Emily asked back, really suprised now.

"Marry her?!" Fozzie exclaimed, his eyes wide as saucers now, watching them both.

"I asked you first, Emily." Doc said with a gentle twinkle in his eyes.
 

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Yeah... I could just...
*Hugs Sara again. Thank you for the cameo in this chapter... And the band laughing off the effects as another storm.

But I think the nicest thing was naming Fozzie's dad Frank... And the conversation between the three out on the porch. Rully gets at your heartstrings.

Oh, and were you meaning "Emily Dolores Bruin"?
Again... Great stuff and I wait for more over here in the reading room.
 

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Thanks Ed. I felt like I had to break the tension with a little laughter early in on this chapter. More tomorrow morning though. Gotta get home, do the Wedneday TV thing, and take care of myself and the dog. :wink:

Love ya'll.
 

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Love it, love it, hug it, squeeze it. Poor Fozzie, he just doesn't want his mom to forget his dad and he doesn't want a new dad and then Doc's so sweet and proposes and gosh. I just have warm fuzzies reading this chapter, it's so heartfelt!
 
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