Some of you may remember part one from a few posts ago but I found the other two parts so I decided to post them all in the same part.

Author: crimsonredmagic

Claim:Brooke/Haley

Prompt: (30) Hour

Word Count: 106

It took Brooke and hour to tell Haley that she loved her. One painfully long hour to confess that she'd developed more then friendly feelings for the girl and they refused to go away.

It took an hour to explain that Haley was the first and only thing she found herself thinking about during the day and the one she dreamt about at night.

It took her an hour to utter everything she was thinking and feeling with uncharacteristic nervousness and fear.

But it didn't have to because Haley summed up everything Brooke wanted to say in her four word answer and a timid first kiss.

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Title: Glimpses Part Two

Author: crimsonredmagic

Claim:Brooke/Haley

Prompt: (28) Second

Word Count: 91

Brookes happiness was ripped away from her in one tragic second.

Just a blink of an eye is all it took for the powers that be to yank out her heart and tear her love from her side.

They'd been driving together laughing and joking, both their demeanors carefree when out of nowhere they were being plowed off the road by a reckless driver with a death wish and a high blood alcohol level.

It took just one agonizingly slow second and Haley was gone with Brookes heart along with her.

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Title: Glimpses Part Three

Author: crimsonredmagic

Claim:Brooke/Haley

Prompt: (29) Minute

Word Count: 109

The students of Tree Hill High school mourned the death of Haley James and honored her memory with a minutes silence.

Afterwards those who knew her huddled together and expressed how much they loved her and how much they were going to miss her.

Others brought flowers and wishes of having taken the time to get to know her when they had the chance.

But Brooke didn't huddle with their friends, she didn't utter empty sentiments or bring a bouquet of flowers and she certainly didn't feel that a minutes silence was enough time to honor the only person she had ever or will ever love in her life.