Gossip Girl Article: Nine Crimes; One-Shot

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posted by LoveLiesAndLust

A/N: Random idea that just kinda came to me. It's kinda dark (and short) but I hope you still like it, hehe.

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Nine Crimes; One-Shot

One bottle of scotch. That’s all it took to get him drunk, as he felt sorry for himself for letting her go, just like that.

Two phone calls. One from Nate, the other from Serena. That was all it took to make him go back to New York.

Three days. That’s how long it was until her funeral.

Four letters. From her; from his Blair. That was all it took to regret everything he had said or done to her, to hurt her; to break her heart.

Five minutes. That’s all it took to take a life away; her life away. It was all it took to kill Blair Waldorf.

Six hours. That’s all it took for him to make up is mind…to be with her forever; to end his life, and start a new one…with her. That was all it took to be the death of Chuck Bass.

Seven minutes. That was all it took for Nate and Serena to find him, a broken bottle of scotch lying next to him.

Eight seconds. That was all it took to change their lives forever. It was all it took to make them realize that their two best friends were dead.

Nine crimes. That was all it took to change the face of the UES. Four deaths in five days. Four suicides. Four lives taken away.

tutiegal, egocentric and 3 others like this

TmoVie_obsessed omg i loved it!!!!!!!!! that was terrifically sad and amazing!!!!!!!!!!! i think i love it so much cause I'm a little morbid, but still that was fantastic!!!! I don't think I could say enough how much I loved this but yeah,,,, I really did! FANTASTIC JOB BUDDY!!!!!!!

cintia_cs that was fucking depressing.. but I love it <33

lozxtitchx It was amazing but depressing.

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Need [A Nate/Blair Fanfiction]

posted by luvrgirl101

She didn’t need them.

She didn’t need anyone. Not the lost boy with dirty blond hair, or his disgrace of a best friend. Not the thoughtless drones she used to call friends. Certainly not Jenny Humphrey, or any other member of her low-rent family. Her mother caused more harm than good, and even if she did need her Dad, he had other things to attend to.

In the movie of her life, the one that ran on repeat in her head, she needed two people. Nate and Serena. Serena and Nate. Her support system, her strength.

That was a lie.

When Serena had left, she’d survived. She’d more than survived, she’d...