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Collision Course – 4.60 – Change
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Collision Course 4.60
Sydney ran her hand down the length of Jo’s back; noticing instantly that the woman wasn’t wearing a bra, a glimmer of a smile graced her lips, deep dimples appearing, “You like to let…”
“Shhhh,” whispered Jo to Sydney as they made their way through her own club, Alison Doren, or whoever looked liked Alison Doren, was already there, sitting in a far booth in the corner. They’d have to sit farther away than Jo was comfortable with, but they were limited on options.
“You are so not in the flirtatious mood tonight,” chuckled Sydney looking over at Rosita, who was in the bar, sitting at a booth alone. The sexy Latina’s skin glowed in the amber colored lighting of the San Francisco club, Sydney winked at her and Ro nodded, also very business like. Sydney wished that somehow Vaughn could be in the club, instead he was in the observation van outside, not observing anything, except for a basketball game.
“Business, all business, I’ve been out of the game for a while, Syd, let me get back into the groove of things,” smiled Jo as they slid into an open table. Sydney moved closer to Jo, slipping a loving arm over Jo’s shoulder, nuzzling into her neck, “You are really enjoying making me squirm, aren’t you?”
“I am,” laughed Sydney having always been on missions with men, she’d never been assigned to a mission with another woman, at least not like this. The waitress came to them, giving Jo a look of reproach, but a scathing look from Jo made the girl think twice about it, she knew just who Jo was, since Jo had hired her. “I’ll have something fruity,” ordered Sydney.
Jo snorted covering her mouth, stifling the giggle, “Soda, coke, easy on the ice.”
The waitress left, giving one more backwards look at Jo. Sydney looked over Jo’s shoulder, seeing Alison glancing at her watch, “Her contact is late, or at least, Alison is worried about time.”
“Does she still have to take medication for her condition?” asked Jo tossing a twenty on the table for the waitress when she returned. Having been wondering just what Alison might have had to bargain with.
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Writer’s block is one of the most frustrating experiences. The story is in you…you know it’s there…can even feel it every once in a while, but it just won’t let you SEE it. At least that is the way it is for me. I have stories to tell, but for months haven’t been able to see the pictures in my head. I didn’t see any writer’s block in this chapter…but you’re the author. I thought it was a really good story as always. Thanks!
Hey for someone with writer’s block, that was a better than decent chapter. Hope those writing neurons get to firing soon. I’d kinda like to see where you go with having Sydney Bristow in the mix for a while longer. Thanks for the update!
That was darn good for someone with writter block. I didnt likeJo getting slapped around but pay back was hell. Hey still like Quin and Tina together. Snowtires are a must or chains in your part of the country. We had a wee bit of snow here. I still have a snow shovel.but had painted a snow scence on it with a log cabin. so couldnt use it. A broom did the job. I alway liked Bango.so did my kids. You have some bad weather coming again. Alice is a dork, and Poor Bette is trying to keep her happy. take care and stay warm. thanks bvh
I have not been able to read any fanfic since November. I have been an avid reader since the very beginning, so I have had severe withdrawl. This is the first story that I went to and have spent all week catching up. As usual you did not disappoint! I always have enjoyed your stories and the characters that you created. Looking forward to the next chapter…Thanks
Nothing wrong with that chapter at all, Janet. Lotta intrigue with Jo and Sydney, and now I really want to find out exactly who Spencer is to the world, and why (aside from Spencer being her child) Jo takes so many precautions with her safety. Shane is going to have to suck it up and grow up. She’s made strides to that already with Sam, and Shay’s arrival is probably exactly what she needs… I still like the Lara and Carmen pairing, it just works… Alice is going to muck something up for Ro and Jo, I can just feel it, she’s too bitter towards Uncle Sam, and too scared she’s going to lose Ro. She should just trust that Rosita would always do what she could to come back to her, and stop letting fear rule the relationship. Quin, Quin, Quin… she’s playing with fire, and dragging Tina into it. Not that Tina is unwilling! It’s going to get really awkward and really hot in Vermont, that’s for sure. Listen, I really liked the chapter, but next time writer’s block gets in your way, let me know, so I can drag it round back and kick the stuffing out of it, ya hear? Thanks for posting, Janet, cheers!
Writers block?!! I beg to differ. When you mentioned writers block I thought we’d get a chapter w/ everyone standing around discussing the weather. LOL. You moved the story quite well. No offense but I didn’t notice the block. Quin’s becoming my fave. How uncomfortable for her to be confronted by Joss. At least Joss knows Becs is the one doing the chasing. Can’t wait to see what happens in Vermont. Shays got it good. An actual chef making your lunch? Excellent. Anglica’s too funny. Great update JM. Hope you overcome your writers block, try to relax & forget about the story for a while it’ll come to you eventually. Good Luck.