Here is the first song that I wanted to play with. The timing is the first episode of a new season after a season finale of losing one of our ladies. Face it, it's been happening a lot, right? And the usual, I don't own these lovely ladies or any other characters, but I have fun playing with them!

Jane raises her face to feel the warmth of the sun as it caresses her face. She listens as the laughter of children playing nearby dances on the breeze. She feels her lover's hand entwine fingers into hers. Ah, what more could I ask for?

"Jane, this was a perfect day for a picnic. Thank you for suggesting it."

Jane opens one eye to glance at Maura. "I have to admit that this was a pretty spectacular plan if I do say so myself."

Maura laughs at Jane's fake modesty and leans down to kiss. her. "I love you, Jane."

"Love you too, Maur. What do you want to do next? It's a pretty nice day, so we can walk the Freedom Trail if you would like. Or, do you want to go to the Aquarium? I'm sure you've seen more impressive ones all over the world….."

"What if we save the aquarium for another day. I would much rather hold your hand as we take a walk and enjoy this lovely weather. Would you care for one more brownie before we pack up?"

"Twist my arm."

"Now, why would I want to do that?"

Jane smiles. "Just a saying, my love. It really means that yes, please, I would love another brownie."

The ladies enjoy their last brownies as they watch the nearby children kick a soccer ball around. They start to pack everything in their picnic basket when a soccer ball bounces onto their blanket.

"A little help?" A boy waves to the ladies.

"Hey, Maura, did I ever tell you that I played soccer in high school? Watch this!" Jane picks up the ball, cocks it behind her head, takes a step and throws it perfectly to the boy. Jane laughs. "Pretty good toss, right Maur?" Jane turns and Maura is not there. Clouds are rolling in. The wind is picking up.

"Maura?" Jane turns again. The children are gone. The park is gray and deserted.

Jane feels panicked.

"Maura!" Jane turns and the blanket is gone. She is standing in an alleyway in the city with her work clothes on.

"Mauraaaa!" Jane screams Maura is gone. I've lost her. I couldn't save her. Jane feels desolate.

Jane wakes with her hand over her mouth, stifling a sob. Her heart is breaking at the loss. Her head bends as tears stream down her cheek. Suddenly, she feels the bed shift next to her. Her hand reaches out to feel a warm body.

"Maura?" She whispers, breathing a sigh of relief.

"Hmmm, Jane? Are you ok?"

Jane gathers Maura into her arms. "I thought I lost you!"

"You found me. I'm right here, Jane."

Jane holds tight to Maura, stroking her. "I'm never letting you go again Maura. I can't take this any more. I love you. I can't lose you."

"I love you too, Jane."

Jane kisses the top of Maura's head. "No, Maur. Not like a friend. I LOVE you, love you. I'm sorry if you don't feel the same way, but we're not promised tomorrow, so I have to finally tell you the truth. I love you Maura Isles." Jane feels Maura hug her back.

"I love you also, Jane Rizzoli."

"Thank, God! We've wasted so much time. We've had too many close calls and I can't bear the thought of losing you. I promise to never take you for granted."

"I feel the same way. We aren't promised tomorrow, so we will make the most of every minute that we have together."

Jane settles back down to sleep, never letting go of Maura. "We have a lot to talk about tomorrow."

"Mmmm, yes we do. Can we experiment with a few kisses in between the talking?"

Jane feels butterflies in her belly. She kisses the top of Maura's head, "Can't think of a better way of spending the day. Goodnight, sweetheart."

Maura kisses Jane's hand, "Goodnight, my love."

Hi everyone! Let me know what you think of this. Should I pick more songs, or drop it?

My love to Belgium