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Five days, it had been five days since the accident and Jane hadn't left her side once. The dark circles under her eyes told Angela that she hadn't been sleeping either. A lot of the times Jane would forget to eat, so Angela had gotten in the habit of bringing her food ever so often. Jane's hair matted to her head from not being washed. She was worried for both Jane and Maura, but she knew they were strong, they were fighters.
Flowers, balloons and get well soon cards littered every surface in Maura's hospital room. The steady beat of Maura's heart coming through the heart monitor. Though Maura remained unmoving and quiet.
Jane looked up sensing her mother in the room.
"Food?" Jane questioned.
"Ya." Angela awnsered handing her gncoci in a Tupperware container.
"Thanks ma." Jane said before taking the lid off the container and eating.
"Any change?" Angela asks softly.
Jane's face falls again as she looks at Maura.
"No, no change yet." Jane replies sadly.
"She'll wake up." Angela assures her.
"How can you be so sure?" Jane asks disbelief in her voice.
"Because just like you Janie, she's a fighter." Angela states it as though it's the most obvious and clear thing in the world.
Jane sighed longing for Maura to open her eyes.
"I'm sorry Janie, I've gotta get going my lunch breaks almost over." Angela says and tells Jane good bye.
Jane sighs as Angela leaves, Korsak and Frost had stopped by a few times, but they were now in the middle of a case. That Jane wishes she was there to help with. But she had enough vacation time for two years, so she stays with Maura. Because really there's no place she's rather be.
"Hey Maur, I don't know if you can hear me. But if you can, can you do me a favor and wake up please?." Jane asks for probably the hundredth time this week, sighing as she gets no awnser. Even in a hospital gown and hair unwashed, Maura is still the most beautiful thing Jane has ever seen. The swelling on Maura's brain had went down almost completely, the doctors said she should be awake by now.
"Please, just open your eyes Maura." Jane pleads yet again, hoping with everything she has that Maura will wake up.
Jane sighs placing a gentle kiss to Maura's forehead. Laying her head on the hospital bed, letting the heart monitor lull her to sleep.
Jane had been talking non stop to Maura, she had read it somewhere online that it helps. So Jane would talk into her voice was hoarse and scratchy and then she would play music.
When Constance was finally able to get there, she walked into to find a weary Jane talking voice hoarse and horrible. Constance shook her head the care Jane had for her daughter being very clear.
"Jane dear, you need to stop this your only going to drive yourself mad." Constance told Jane.
"No they said it would help her to wake up." Jane urges.
"Jane darling you can hardly talk. You need to be well when Maura does wake up." Constance tells her.
When it becomes apparent to Jane that Constance is right she stops talking and take a a shaky breath.
"She is going to be alright Jane." Constance promised before telling Maura goodbye and walking out of the door. Seeing that Jane wasn't in a state to be near anyone else, even though Maura was the one in a coma.
Thrity minutes later while Jane was holding Maura's limp hand, Maura's hand held here back. Jane jumped at the movement and looked at Maura to see her groggily opening her eyes confusion clouding her features as she took in the room.
"Hi Maur, it's me it's Jane." Jane tells her happily.
"Hello Detective Rizzoli." Maura says voice gravely from the lack of use.
Causing Jane to stop, Maura hardly ever called her Detective anymore.
"Maura what do you remember?" Jane asks concern thick in her voice.
"I'm not really sure, but why are you here Detective?" Maura asks.
"Well because I'm your friend and that's what friends do." Jane replies like it's the most obvious thing in the world.
"We've only worked on cases together for a few months, how does that make us friends?" Maura asks.
Causing Jane's heart to drop, Maura doesn't remember the past few years.
Before Jane can say anything exhaustion takes over Maura and she falls into a deep sleep.
The doctor comes in a few minutes later "Did she wake up?" He asks seeing the paleness of Jane's face.
"Y-yes." Jane says before she passes out.