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    All the Fallen – Chapter 1b

    ~*~*~*~*~*~

    Alice
    was writing, a demon at her fingertips as she wrote.  Fingers flying over the keyboard, she
    periodically saved the new story.  Or
    rather, novel.  It was entitled The
    Domino Effect.  She had over 100 pages
    written, and damned if she didnt think she had another 200 in her today. 

    The semi autobiographical book was about what had just happened, with them all.  The fall into darkness.  The rise from the ashes. 

    And it was good, no.  Good was too
    lenient a word, fucking mind blowing is what it was.  She reached for the bottle of water and drank
    some more.  Yes.  She needed too get this down so that it never
    happened again.  Making it real would
    bind it to where it was, in the past.  Over
    and done with.  She closed her eyes and
    sighed.  Until she remembered.  Those intense blue eyes with indigo rims, the
    oh so light brush of fingers on her cheek, a sultry voice asking, You do have
    a fantasy, dont you, Alice?  Do you want to say yes?  Her eyes snapped open.  She stood up, walked briskly into the
    bathroom, and started a shower, a steaming stinging back-pounding release from
    everything that happened, all of it.

    ~*~*~*~*~*

    Jo moved through the crowd, a hat down over her
    green tinted sunglass covered eyes.  She
    moved up the steps of the building, and going inside.  She let her eyes roam over the names on the
    offices.  Settling on Wheaton/Astin.  A bit of a smile, Kate
    and Amy.  A
    soft sigh of relief finally washed over her, she was alive.  Working with Kate,
    alive.  Shed done it, that short brat
    with the even thicker French accent than her, had done it. 

    Jo moved back out into the sun, letting it wash
    over her.  Then she spotted her, her long
    blonde hair glowing in the early morning sun. 
    Amy was wearing a suit, black on green,
    and Jo smiled shyly.  She perched herself on the dividing wall of
    the building, watching her as she spoke with Emma, one of their friends, Jos
    partner when shed been an Agent.  EmmaAmy her finger.  Jo closed her
    eyes,

    I know, married!  I dont know how Im going to explain it to
    my parents.

    They wont care, just say the words grand kids.

    Not yet!  Fuck no, I havent even been
    able to break in a new partner yet, not going to get knocked up yet. 
    Mario loving school.

    Jo snapped off the conversation, she was happy.  She was safe, she was alive.  For now, that was all she needed.  She stood, walking on the wall, her hands
    deep in the pockets of the black jeans and she launched herself into the crowd.  Disappearing.

    Amy looked around as if someone had just spoken
    her name. 

    Hey, you ok?  Emma
    asked, and Amy turned, searching the crowd.

    Did you feel that?  Amy
    asked, rubbing her temple.

    No.  Emma
    said, her hand going for her gun, but Amy put
    her hand on hers.

    It was Jo. 
    She was here.  Amy
    said breathlessly, and Emma  There was no sign of their
    old friend, or her wanting to break her self-imposed exile from them. 

    Are you sure?

      As sure as Ive ever been.  Shes 
    Amy struggled for the words, fighting
    away the tears.  Shes ok.  Amy said in an
    assured voice and Emma didnt question her, you
    always knew when the other half of your soul was happy, if it was in trouble,
    or if it was in danger.  That was Amy
    and Jo, two halves of a wonderful whole.  Even when apart.

    Good.  Emma
    said, the lump in her throat growing, but she took Amys
    hand, and they walked into the building, leaving the past behind.

    playing mother while she cradled her in her arms.
    dropped
    to her knees, hands behind her.
    laughed, rose, and headed for the kitchen, thinking Pancakes.
    hadbrought something different intowanting pain; wanting her toshe didnt
    want to remember.

    change?

    began, and then she saw
    stroked her lovers face.
    cracked
    an eye open, smiling at the sight of away, to not
    let her see.

    said, Youre all the man I want, the only man I need, and in compromising
    positions.
    muttered,
    yanking the door open to come face to face with cut her off.

    was laughing, showing turned, looking in
    the crowd.

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