As usual I do not own Charlie's Angels or the characters except Ella, Sarah and other people you haven't seen in the show. This story is for entertainment/enjoyment purposes only, as usual. Set after my other stories. I do look back a lot, and it's less confusing if you've read past stories ^^

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Hush Little Baby

A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for.
Author Unknown

Prologue.

The newborn baby-boy was cradling in her arms, and she looked down at him, her blue eyes filled with love. She was so tired and exhausted after giving birth, she was trying to control her breaths, but it was more difficult than she'd imagined. She wished her fiancé could have been there with her, she had been so scared, and she still was. She was terrified that they would take her baby away from her, she loved her baby and she wanted to have him on her chest for eternity. She carefully smoothed his head a little, the small head was covered in blonde hair, just like both his parents. He was just oh so beautiful, she had been looking forward to this moment for so long and now he was finally here.

Suddenly the door was slammed open. Three men wearing Halloween masks came into the room, and she protectively pulled her boy closer to her chest, pulling her naked, bloody legs up as a shield, moving into the corner of the small room. She was not going to let them take him.

But it was not like she had a chance. One of the men, the skeleton, grabbed the baby boy, and when his mother began screaming, so did he. The other two men, a gorilla and a clown, grabbed a hold of the mother and the first man jerked the kid out of her arms, and within a second he had left the room, and even though she was crying, screaming and thrashing her arms and legs around, trying to get free from the two baboons holding her, she could hear a car start and drive off. She began violently kicking around her, being able to hit the clown between his legs, and he instantly fell to the floor whimpering.

The blonde haired woman turned around and landed a hard right handed hook into the gorilla's nose. The other man also fell to the ground and the woman made a run for it, heading towards the door. Someone suddenly grabbed her hair, making her scream as she fell back to the ground, landing hard on the back of her head, the gorilla standing over her. He had recovered quickly from the punch, but the woman could see through her tears that blood was seeping out from underneath the mask.

Now he leaned over her, and she quickly grabbed the collar of his neck and threw him down to the floor with high speed, and he hit the cement floor head first, knocking him out cold. The woman looked at both the men, both of them still on the floor, and she made a run for it again. She was dizzy from hitting the floor, and she was exhausted from giving birth just a few minutes ago, but she didn't bother. She didn't have time to think about that now. She ran out the door and begun running down the street. The pain of losing her child was indescribable. What had the skeleton done to him? Where was he? Where was he taking him? What was he going to do to him? She began screaming as she ran down the street, screaming out in agony and screaming out for her baby to come back.

Suddenly a pair of lights from a car was pointed directly towards her, and a car was rolling. She stayed still in the street, if they'd taken her baby away and she was not getting him back, she could let this car run her over. She didn't want to live without her baby, her life was useless. And if the car didn't run her over her fiancé would probably kill her instead.

To her surprise, the car made a stop just a couple of feet away from her, and two police officers walked out of the car, hurrying up to the woman.

"Ma'm? Ma'm, what's wrong?"

"My baby! He took my baby!" The woman screamed as she fell to her knees.

One of the officers grabbed her and comforted her as he knelt too. The other officer went back to the car and grabbed a blanket, then hurried back to his colleague and the woman. She was shivering, the night was cold, and she was only dressed in a thin nightgown. When she had been standing up the officers had noticed that her legs were covered in blood, she was sweaty and had some bruises in her face and arms. Now he wrapped the blanket around the woman and pulled her up in his arms, walking over with her to the patrol car and gently put her down in the backseat, before the two officers got into the front seats of the cars and drove her to the hospital.