This is my second short FF. I will be making alot of them. You can basically make the 'he' in this FF any 'he' in the show that you want, but I have my own 'he' in mind. Enjoy!

Olivia Benson walked out of work. It was late. Maybe 3AM. Olivia walked down the block. She left her car at the station. She was on her way to a place she never visited. She had never been there before. Only when it had happened. The accident. The one that took her one true love away from her forever.

As she reached Central Park she stopped. She wasnt about to let it all come over her. The pain, sorrow and weakness. She had been wanted to let it out since the second she had found out. She wanted to be strong for him. She continued to walk into the park and over to the rock. That rock. Where he feel. Where he died. Where he left her alone forever.

Olivia walked over to the cross that Kathy and his kids had put out there for him. There they were. The flowers she had Munch and Captain bring to place there for her. She than knelt down and began to sob.

"Why did you have to leave me? Why didnt I just come with you? Oh how I wish you were here now to hold me and protect me from my fears. My fears of loosing you have come true."

She looked up. She saw a picture of him that one of his kids had left. She traced it with her finger and than touched her cheek.

"If only you had known how I felt about you. Maybe everything would be different. Maybe you would be with me right now. Maybe we would have a future."

As Olivia got up she heard a car door slam. She looked behind her only to see a dark shadow. She placed her hand on her gun just in case.

"Liv Im here."

She thought she was going insane. She looked under the light. It was him. He was alive. She walked to him slowly, touching him face just to make sure it was him.

"But why?"

"I came back to make sure you were okay. And to tell you I love you."

"I love you too."

After a long passionate kiss Olivia looked and he was gone. She was there alone again. She than smiled knowing it had really been him, but yet he was still gone forever.