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Lacy here. So, I know I said Don and Jess was coming back and I intend for it to but right now, well it would seem the only writing I can do are the things I'm nowhere near ready to post. Go figure, right? Anywho, so after having my heart shattered then glued back together with the finale, I decided I needed to write something and the soul shattering conversation with Don and Mac gave me what I needed. Kid you not, less then a second after Don admitted that to Mac, I was sobbing. So, I think you all know where this is going, read on.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but my tears.
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Don made his way through the cemetery, following the path he'd become very familiar with over the last three years. In his hand was a bouquet yellow daisies. Her favorite. Reaching the rose colored headstone, Don smiled as he sat down in the grass, not giving one thought to the stains that would soon mark his jeans.
"Hey babe," he said as he laid the flowers down. "I know it's been a bit but we've been busy. You remember how it is." he reached forward and ran his fingers over Jess's name. "You almost had company, Jess. We almost lost Mac today. He got shot, like you did. It was so close sweetheart." he cleared his throat. "And it made me realize I never said something to you." he glanced away for a moment then looked back. "I should have said this a long time ago, Jess and I had so many chances to. Our first kiss, first date, first anything because I knew long before then. I love you, Jessica Angell. So much." tears filled his eyes. "Not even three years passing have changed my feelings. Nor has it made not having you in my life any easier." the tears spilled over. "I know it'll never get easier, I know that. And I will never stop wishing for you to be back at my side. To roll over in the mornings and see your gorgeous face smiling at me." he got up on one knee and placed a gentle kiss on the smooth stone. "I love you Jess and I will never forget you."
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And now that we're all crying and several of you are probably planning my death, there it is. A lot more heart breaking then I planned but it's done. Let me know what you think, flame policy stands and thanks for reading.
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