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“You are not ugly, Scully, quite the opposite -”
His lips went to her wrist, her pulse picking up beneath them as he looked up at her and their gazes clashed.
“You still drive me crazy.”
Or an alternate version of that plus one scene in which Scully asks Mulder if he thinks of her as old and he actually reassures her
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When there is a threat made against Mulder’s life, the bureau force him to go into witness protection, but he reaches out to Scully in the only way he can - he sends her a letter.
Scully makes a desperate, snap decision that will ensure they aren’t separated and it has immediate ramifications for their lives together.
They are forced to finally admit their true feelings as they settle into their brand new lives, half way across the country with new names. -
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‘What if I never wake up, Mulder?’
‘You can’t talk like that, Scully. You can’t say that.’
‘I’m.. scared,’ she admitted softly into the darkness.
He was cut down by those words, floored, emptied, hallowed out and stung. She never uttered such things, never shared any weaknesses with anyone. He was filled with an agonising helplessness. He wanted to put her back in her body, to watch the two halves of her become one again.
The Scully in his bed, reunited with her soul, her warmth and her movement.
The Scully at his side, rejoined with her muscles and cells and choices.Tears clung at his lashes and his jaw ached from pretending that he had any control over anything.
‘I’m scared, too. But we can’t give up. I’ll show them the proof. I’ll… I’ll fight, Scully. They won’t do anything to you.’
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Scully refuses to acknowledge she's getting sick and Mulder refuses to watch her suffer in silence.
"By 9:01am Mulder is certain of at least two resolute truths: The first is that Scully most certainly has a cold, and the second is that she has absolutely no intention of saying anything about it. Mulder pretends not to notice. He accepts, for the time being, the immutable law of the universe which is that Medical Doctor Dana Scully Does Not Get Sick. It’s safer that way."
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"Scully, you shouldn’t feel bad about something that’s natural and not your fault. You said it yourself; this is common. It’s just your body doing what it—"
"Mulder, please stop talking," she begged him.