A/N: I didn't really like the first one and most people were saying the
chapters were too short. So this is version 2. please read the prologue
and tell me which one you like more: Version 1 or Version 2??
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the original Alias cast members. any characters that are not originally on the show are mine.
Pairing: SV
Summary: one note, one phone call, and one little girl changes our two favorite agents lives.
Title: I Remember Her-Version 2
Prologue
Homeless. If you had seen the woman pushing the stroller, you would have termed her as homeless. Her clothes were in tattered rags. Her hair looked greasy and stringy, and her face looked like an oil well had washed over her. In short she looked as if she hadn't showered in years.
The woman stopped outside and old, unmarked building. It had a sign that said "cautious, condemned building." It looked like it could collapse at any minute.
She leaned down and lifted up a small bundle, wrapped in a pink blanket with teddy bears printed on it in purple and blue. She kissed the bundle and held it close for a moment, then placed it back in the stroller.
Then she pulled out a long, white envelope from inside her jacket pocket and placed it on the bundle.
She straightened up, then looked in the bundle one last time and tears sprang to her eyes. "You'll be safe now. I'll see you soon. I love you." Then she started walking away. "Goodbye, my Mia."
And she turned a corner and never looked back.
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the original Alias cast members. any characters that are not originally on the show are mine.
Pairing: SV
Summary: one note, one phone call, and one little girl changes our two favorite agents lives.
Title: I Remember Her-Version 2
Prologue
Homeless. If you had seen the woman pushing the stroller, you would have termed her as homeless. Her clothes were in tattered rags. Her hair looked greasy and stringy, and her face looked like an oil well had washed over her. In short she looked as if she hadn't showered in years.
The woman stopped outside and old, unmarked building. It had a sign that said "cautious, condemned building." It looked like it could collapse at any minute.
She leaned down and lifted up a small bundle, wrapped in a pink blanket with teddy bears printed on it in purple and blue. She kissed the bundle and held it close for a moment, then placed it back in the stroller.
Then she pulled out a long, white envelope from inside her jacket pocket and placed it on the bundle.
She straightened up, then looked in the bundle one last time and tears sprang to her eyes. "You'll be safe now. I'll see you soon. I love you." Then she started walking away. "Goodbye, my Mia."
And she turned a corner and never looked back.