God Shuffled Her Feet (Daria/Jane | R | 874 words) is Daria thinking about Jane and people's reactions. It's pretty with nice descriptions, and the ending's quietly perfect.
Excerpt:
She's very used to the girl-smell of this room. Not the pink-mall-girl-smell that makes Quinn's personal space so cloying, or even her own -- that edge of fruit-shampoo and books that she's only started to notice lately. This is peculiarly Jane. Her faintly-scented deodorant and the sinus-cutting edge of her paints and the warm-flesh smell that she's gotten to know far more intimately tonight.
Excerpt:
She's very used to the girl-smell of this room. Not the pink-mall-girl-smell that makes Quinn's personal space so cloying, or even her own -- that edge of fruit-shampoo and books that she's only started to notice lately. This is peculiarly Jane. Her faintly-scented deodorant and the sinus-cutting edge of her paints and the warm-flesh smell that she's gotten to know far more intimately tonight.