* I own nothing of Rizzoli and Isles I just have the privilege of playing with the characters for a while.
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Jane walked in from getting her shower to her desk. "Well you look better." Frost said smiling at the woman.
"I actually feel better." She said even though she was fighting the touch of guilt for allowing her hormones to take over but Maura was right they both needed the release to help their emotions balance out. "Have you found out anything on that cell phone yet?"
"I haven't gotten a response back yet."
"Let's take a drive and see if we can change that." She said standing up and putting her jacket on.
"Jane..." Korsak said looking at the woman sternly, "...you can't go."
"Why not?"
"You have been ordered by the brass to stay away from the school, priest, and now this case."
"Since when!" She almost yelled.
"Since now." He said showing her the e-mail.
"What the hell?"
"I told you to protect yourself Jane." Frost said as he came over to read the e-mail too.
"They can't really be serious?" she asked in denial.
"I'm afraid they are...Father MacKaye has made a serious allegation against you and Maura. now that Susan has run away they can't totally deny it so your off the case."
"Screw him and them. I'm not going to stop looking for her...Korsak."
"I knew you would say that...but take some personal time off and don't get caught. Be smart about this Jane...for once test the waters before jumping head first in. Frost and I have your back so let us be your feet and ears for awhile and go get legal advice."
"Maura has already done that."
"I mean a union rep."
"Really?"
"Yes Jane...really."
"God I hate religion!" She said as she stomped out to the elevator.
"Amen," the two men said in unison.
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Jane, Maura and Angela were talking at Maura's breakfast bar. "I can't believe Father MacKaye is actually implying you two are the cause of Susan running away." Angela said in a huff.
"I know ma. Something just isn't right about all of this." She said as Maura's phone began to ring.
"Maura Isles."
"Montague..."
"Yes I understand."
"Thank you for calling and letting me know. We will be expecting the papers. Good-bye." She disconnected the call and put her head in her hand and rubbed her forehead.
"What is it Maur?"
"We are being served restraining orders on Sam and Father Mackaye until this whole matter is resolved."
"That bastard!"
"Jane!" Angela yelled.
"What ma?"
"He's still a priest." She said in a correcting tone.
"No his not! He isn't!" She said answering her mother's "he is too" look, "From what I see...he isn't even a good Christian right now let alone a good person even!"
"Jane..." Maura said in a soft tone hoping to stave off the fight that was going to happen soon.
"No...let me finish!" She said as she was on a role of her rant, "He isn't doing what the bible says! He's not loving his neighbor as himself! He's not even doing good to his enemies if that's what we are!" She said passionately.
"Wow!" Angela voiced in surprise interrupting her. The two women looked at the woman like "what?"
"You actually heard the sermons and all this time I thought you were listening to baseball games on your transistor radio." Angela said smiling.
"Transistor radio?" Maura repeated back confused.
"That was only during the summer ma...I listened during the winter because football started later." She said as the two women busted out laughing.
"I'm missing something here." Maura said looking from one to the other.
"I got caught listening to a baseball game when I was eight. Carl Yastremski hit a home run and I yelled "that a boy Yaz" out during mass."
"Father MacKaye was so angry he made Jane stay after school for a whole week." Angela added to the memory.
"Yeah...I missed softball practice and didn't get to start our final game because of him."
"But you did learn not to do that again right?" Maura asked already knowing the probable answer.
"Not really... The next Sunday Jim Rice hit a home run and she high fived her brother letting Father Mackaye know that he would never win with her."
"You were a handful weren't you." Maura said smiling at her girlfriend.
"That's an understatement." Angela said as the door bell rang. "I'll get it."
"No Angela...I'll get it. I believe it's the restraining order being delivered." She said as Jane also got up to go with her. She opened the door to an uniformed officer.
"Dr. Maura Isles."
"Yes..."
"Can you please sign here for me?" He said nervously looking at Jane with an almost I'm sorry look as she rested her arm on her gun.
"Thank you officer." She said as he nodded his head and walked off.
"You thanked him for serving you a restraining order?" Jane was baffled.
"It's not his fault, he is just doing his job." She said closing the door and opening the envelope. It really didn't hold any surprises since Montague had already informed her of it's contents. She stopped in the middle of going back to the table and turned to Jane. "Can Barry and Vince bring a whiteboard and copies of everything to the house?"
"It will take some sneaking but yeah. Why?"
"Something you said earlier..." She trailed off into her thoughts.
"Maur?"
"Oh sorry...Have them bring it and I'm going to meditate for a few moments. Something is in the back of my mind and I need to process it first." She said and headed to the yoga room.
"Wow...you didn't even huff or push." Angela said amazed that her daughter wasn't following behind the woman demanding answers.
"It wouldn't do any good. I've learned it's just quicker to get answers if I do what she asked."
"That's very smart of you dear." She smiling at her daughter thinking, "Who would ever thought my daughter would ever give in so easily. I believe she has been whooped."
Jane pulled her phone out, "Korsak...I need..." was heard as she headed up stairs to change into sweats since she wasn't working.
Okay...it's getting good. I know details of the ending and it's a bit away off. I hope to have the time lines of the ladies Christmas Eve to coincide with ours today. Lot's of good stuff with twists and turns so keep guessing because it makes me smile. :)