This is my take on the Jason reveal. I hope everyone likes it, and more importantly if you do please review! I have been wanting to write a story for awhile, and I have read a lot of ones that I loved on here. In my version Jason is a bit more accepting of the fact that he is Jason Morgan, and the story follows the timeline of the show but it's not exact.
Please read, review, and enjoy!
The wedding was about to begin. Sam was not even really sure how she had wound up here, never mind how she had wound up sitting a few mere feet in front of the soon to be bride and groom. Shaking her head, Sam looked around as the last of the guests filed in. This wedding had been the biggest buzz of the town for the last week. The bride, Elizabeth had been waiting for this moment for years. "She had finally managed to dig her claws into Jake, another good man," Sam thought bitterly.
As her mind wandered across these thoughts she was snapped out of her trance by a pair of very small hands holding her face. "Mommy, why do you look so sad?" Sam looked at her son and her heart glowed with pride. If there was one thing in this world Sam knew she did right, it was becoming Danny's mother. This little boy had provided more light in her life than Sam could have ever imagined, especially given the state she was in after things ended with her ex. Even now Sam could barely stand to look at a man without feelings of anger surging through her. "Oh nothing's wrong honey, Mommy was just thinking about the wedding." The little boy considered his mother for a moment than climbed into her lap. "Don't worry mommy, I love you this much!" Danny stretched her little arms as wide as they would go. Sam began to tickle him and soon forgot all about the angry thoughts that had penetrated her just a few moments ago.
Sam would never ever regret her son; she loved him more than anything. Danny looked like a perfect mixture of his mother and his father. He had his dad's blond hair. His eyes were a lovely shade of brown just like his mother's, and when Danny smiled it was like the whole room lit up. Although Danny was just like Sam physically, he had his father's personality. Danny had never met his dad before, but Sam constantly showed him pictures and told stories about the infamous Jason Morgan. It broke her heart that her little boy would never get to know his father, and she tried her best to act like both a mother and a father to her son. "There are just some things Danny needs his dad for," she sighed as she looked down at him. Sam had tried to move on; after it all it had been three years since Jason was shot on the pier and fell into the water. However it seemed to Sam that every single relationship she had been in since Jason had disappeared had been destined to fail. Patrick and Sam had just recently broken up. Sam felt horrible because she had moved in with Patrick and Emma just a few months ago, and Emma was really starting to depend on her.
It never felt quite right leaving the penthouse that she and Jason had shared for so many years but Sam loved Patrick and was determined to make things work. The only problem was that Sam loved Patrick, but she wasn't in love with him like she was with Jason. The last straw was when Patrick proposed. Sam had accepted, but soon realized she had made a mistake. Sam had spent a good two hours crying after accepting Patrick's engagement ring, and it was in that moment she knew she would never love anyone the way she loved Jason. Patrick and Sam had managed to remain friends despite everything, so it wasn't a total loss.
Sam turned to face the back of the church once she heard the music begin to play. Elizabeth looked beautiful, almost doll-like as she slowly made her way down the aisle. Sam chanced a glance up at Jake, who was staring at Elizabeth but didn't look as if he was actually seeing her. Instead, his gaze wavered upon Sam's face for just a moment longer than it should have. This did not go unnoticed by Elizabeth, and on her way past Sam and Danny she gave them the biggest smirk she could manage. Danny nudged his mother, who glared at Elizabeth. Danny had never taken a liking to Elizabeth and he probably never would, but she was Jake's mom so they both had to deal with her.
Jake's attention averted back to Elizabeth as she approached the altar with a dazzling smile plastered on her face. "She really is beautiful, "Jake thought to himself. However he couldn't shake the feeling that something just didn't seem quite right. Elizabeth was the only thing he knew, and since he couldn't remember his past he had decided to trust that the two of them and her three boys would be able to build a life together. The thoughts about Jake's past were always in the back of his mind, and he wondered and even hoped that someone was out there looking for him.