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Steven looked like he normally did, with his happy smile that could light up the whole universe. Her future vision never even showed a sign of Steven hurt or lying. So, she went about her day like usual.
She was going to take Steven to the kindergarten and hurt him. She wanted Rose back and she thought killing Steven was the only way to get her back. She thought about doing this for the past year and today was the day.
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What if he allowed himself to actually feel the hurt he hides down deep? Especially when it comes to something someone he loves and what they've said to him. Alternate ending to Rose Scabbard.
she asked, not waiting for any reply. Her arms took him carefully from the cold floor and moved him to a different spot with a soft material under him. "I'm the only one you have now. Not the crystal gems. Not the Diamonds. Not your human friends either. Only me" the pink gem stated matter of factly.
Chapter 1: Gem Glow. Steven was rummaging through some things in his dad's shed that was recently put there. His dad told him he found a box of books lying on the street somewhere waiting for it to be picked up as garbage. Greg thought that they looked fine, so he brought them to his shed for Steven to look through.
Mar 26, 2020 · Fandoms: Steven Universe (Cartoon) Not Rated; Major Character Death, Graphic Depictions Of Violence; No category; Complete Work; 14 Apr 2023
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Steven churned, annoyed by the incessant noise and light, Connie raised her head, the left side of her hair revealed to be a tangled mess of knots. “Steven.” Connie said groggily, “your Mom is trying to call you.” Steven finally rubbed his eyes, looking first to Connie and then to his tablet. He reached for the tablet, answering the call.
