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A/n: I am sorry for lack of frequent updates but I have a lot going on in my life. I am a mom and I work full time so making time to write can be difficult some days, but this story will be completed. It just might take a little bit longer.

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Narrator: Welcome back friends! Last time we saw Jane, she told Jason to go back to Montana…let's see if he listened to her this time.

It had been two weeks since Jason had left town, and Jane was trying hard to not think about him. She knew in her heart she had to let him live his new life without her, but the compassion in her was burning to help him. She wished she could help him remember his life with her.

Their life together was full of twists and turns, but he never gave up on their love. Michael was funny, smart, kind, and her best friend but he also had his fair share of flaws. His temper being one of them. She still feels ill whenever she remembers the physical fight he had with Rafael and Mateo got hurt because he lost his cool.

He could be extremely secretive when it came to his work, and it often lead to arguments between them. He sometimes let his work get between them. For example when she found out Michael was covering for Petra when she was having an affair with Roman. Jane thought he should have told Rafael from the moment he caught her with another man, but Michael felt differently.

Michael wasn't perfect and deep down in her heart, she knew this. She wasn't perfect either she would always ping-pong back and forth between him and Rafael. She wanted the best of both worlds. She wanted to have the perfect family and at the same time have true love, but those two things didn't go together because her true love wasn't the father of her son.

"Hey, you said it was emergency?" Jane said as she walked into the office.

Behind the desk was Petra and she was holding papers in her hand. The blond woman had made a frantic call to Jane and told to immediately come to the Marbella.

"You need to fix this," Petra didn't look up from the papers and her voice sounded annoyed. "And apparently you need to do it in person," She held out the papers for Jane to take.

Jane studied the papers and soon found out what Petra was talking about. Jason never signed the papers and now he is back in Montana.

"I don't get it," Jane said confused. "Why didn't he sign them? He told me all about his girl back home and how I needed to let him move on with his life…" She was rambling as her mind tried to make sense of the situation.

"Jane, I don't care about your personal problems," Petra interrupted her rudely. "But since it is interfering with my own life," the blond paused for a moment. "I would tell you to follow your heart, but this isn't a fairytale so what I will say is chase down Jason and force him to sign those papers so we can all go back to our normal lives," she said callously.

Jane turned to leave, but Petra had one final word.

"Whatever you do Jane do not go back to Rafael," Petra said hostile. "He deserves someone better than you."

Jane didn't say anything more, because she knew Petra was right. Rafael did deserve someone who could give them all of their heart and Jane wasn't that woman. She tried so desperately to be that woman, but her heart had always belonged to someone else.

Jane turned down the corridor to the lobby of the Marbella and bumped into the person she had been avoiding lately.

"Jane," He said her name with ease like she hadn't caused him so much heartache. "How have you been?" He asked with genuine care.

Jane looked around to see if Mateo was somewhere in earshot because after the breakup Rafael had gone down his "dark" path. The path which had always been filled with extra hatred towards her. Their son was nowhere to be found and Jane mentally remembered Mateo was still in school.

"I'm uh figuring it out," She fumbled to get the words out, because her mind was still on the divorce papers. "How are you?" She asked him as her eyes meet his.

"I have been better," He smirked slightly. "Um I have been talking to a therapist and she has been helping me through my issues,"

Jane was relieved he was doing better and seemed to be in a better place. She wanted him to be happy.

"Are you okay, Jane?" He asked concerned. "You seem distracted."

Jane shook her head and smiled at him, "I'm okay, I just have to take care of something," She said vaguely because she didn't want to upset him.

She was used to his short temper whenever it had something do with Michael so she was surprised by what he said next.

"You should go to Montana," Rafael said with an eerie calmness in his voice. "I know how things ended with Jason and I know you won't be able to move on with your life until you see he has moved on with his."

Jane gave him a confused look, because this isn't the man she knows. The man she knows had pushed for her to close the door on her past, because he selfishly wanted her to his forever.

"I will take care of Mateo while you are gone," Rafael said making the decision for her. "So go to Montana and find where life will take you."

Jane couldn't resist giving him a hug. This was how she always wanted him to be, supportive of her decisions. And if he had trusted her more, she could have been his forever, but we all make mistakes and our timing isn't perfect.

Narrator:

Ah how sweet! Rafael is telling Jane to find Jason so she can figure out her feelings for him. I have a feeling this is a start to a beautiful co-parent relationship. If only things could go smoothly for Jane and Jason.

Five days later:

Jane found herself in Darby Montana questioning every reason she had to come out here. The small quiet town made her feel uneasy, because she was always used to the vibrant life of Miami. Montana was beautiful with the gorgeous mountains in the background but it wasn't her home.

As Jane moseyed around the town, she tried to picture Michael living here. Her Michael liked camping and the landscape was breathtaking, but he also liked the city. He loved his cubanos and Jane suspected they didn't have those here in Darby. Michael would have found Darby to be a cute town to visit, but he knew their home would always be in Miami.

"Hey stranger," A husky voice said from behind her.

Jane spun around and was face to face with the man she had been looking for. He was smirking at her. "Couldn't resist me any longer?" He teased her as he tipped his cowboy hat down at her.

"Please the only reason why I'm here is-"

Jane had been interrupted before she could wipe that smirk off his face.

"Jason, who is this?" a petite blond woman asked.

"Charlie this is Jane," Jason introduced the two women to one another. "Jane this Charlie, she is my girlfriend."

Jane shook the blond woman's hand firmly with a big smile on her face. Charlie was beautiful and Jane could see why Jason would fall for a woman like Charlie. She was wearing blue jeans, a plaid button up shirt, and cowboy boots. The pair were almost matching, but the blond woman didn't have a cowboy hat on. From an outsider's perspective they would make a cute couple, but all Jane could see was her amnesia husband with another woman.

"What brings you to our neck of the woods, Jane?" Charlie wasted no time in getting to know what was going on.

Jane looked up at Jason for a brief moment before she answered Charlie.

"Um it turns out we missed a page on our divorce papers so I was just here to get it all sorted out," Jane felt guilty for lying to the woman, but the truth was worse than her white lie.

"Oh well you two should get that figured out," Charlie said with urgency in her voice.

"I will see you later Charlie," Jason said as he kissed Charlie's forehead lovingly. "Jane and I need to get this done."

Charlie nodded her head understanding and gave him a kiss on the lips before she walked into a local bar.

Jane stood cemented in her spot, she couldn't believe Jason would treat such a sweet woman like that. Michael was always a gentleman. Jason didn't seem to care that Jane had lied to Charlie. Nope he seemed relieved she didn't tell his girlfriend the truth.

"My truck is this way," Jason pointed to the direction of where he parked his truck.

"I'm not going anywhere with you," Jane crossed her arms defiantly.

"Okay you can walk to my house then, but it's a far walk," Jason cocked his eyebrow at her daring her to test him.

"I hate you," Jane sighed as she grudged all the way to his truck.

Jason didn't say another word for the whole ride back to his house. After a near twenty minute drive they had pulled up to a beautiful white farmhouse. There was a big red barn off to the left of the house and a red pull shed off to the right.

"Okay we are here," Jason said as he put the truck into park and cut the engine.

Jane didn't move from her seat. He had got her into his truck, but she refused to go into his house. She would have him sign the papers right here and drive her to the nearest airport so she could forget all about him and this trip.

"This is about the time you get out of someone's car and go into their house," Jason said with slight irritation in his voice.

"Hmm" Jane growled at him with her hands firmly crossed her chest.

He smiled at her and then he opened his car door and got out. Jane thought she had won, but soon her door opened. Jason reached over her body and unbuckled her seatbelt.

"Do you still want to sit here?" He asked her carefully.

Jane didn't move.

Jason laughed as he bent down and gently carried her out of the truck. Jane couldn't believe he had out bested her again. Everything Jason did puzzled her, because sometimes she could see flashes of Michael hidden in him, but they always faded quickly.

Jason opened the door to the house and flopped her down on the grey couch. Jane was still giving him the silent treatment. Jason sat down next to Jane, but gave a safe space between them.

"Thank you," He said softly.

"What?" Jane asked confused.

"You didn't have to lie about the papers," He clarified.

Jane turned towards him so she could analyze his face or at least that is the lie he told herself.

"Why didn't you sign them?" She had jumped the gun.

"I don't know," He looked down at his hands.

"No, you are going to have to do better than that," Jane said furiously. "Because you toyed with my emotions and made me feel like I was nothing," She paused for a moment as her voice had started to shake and tears were threatening to spill from her eyes. "You said you didn't want me and I should accept my husband won't ever come back and I should move on. Do you like messing with me? Is that why you didn't sign the papers?"

Her lips were trembling now and her tears were falling fast. Jason reached out carefully and with a flick of his thumb wiped away a tear. Jane quickly grabbed his hand to pull it away, but she saw something in his eyes that made her stop. The spark in his blue eyes had reappeared.

"I am not trying to hurt you," Jason said gently and his hand was still being held by her's. "But when I tried to sign those papers it was like a voice in my head was telling me not to."

Jane found herself leaning towards him like a moth to a flame. Her lips were hungry for his. She wanted a piece of him. His eyes were glistening again and for a second she would pretend. She would pretend she was kissing her Michael. Her lips finally crashed onto his and it was like magic all over again.

He pulled her closer towards him and kissed with so much passion it almost scared her. He had pulled her into his lap as they continued to make out. His hands moved from her face down to hips. She wanted him, she needed him.

"I want you," She whispered seductively in between kisses.

Narrator: This passionate reunion should have had a happy ending, but remember friends this is a telenovela.

Jane's heart was still racing the next morning when she woke up. The spot next to her was empty. Quietly she got out of the bed to see if he was making breakfast for her like her Michael would have.

All she found was a plate of pancakes with a note next to them. She took a seat in the barstool at the island and began reading the note.

Jane,

I didn't want to wake you, but I needed to run a quick errand. I'll be back soon.

-Jason.

Jane placed the note back on the granite counter and began eating the pancakes he made for her. Banana pancakes her favorite. She knew her Michael was back, but now the question is why is he still pretending to have amnesia?

Narrator: Yay! Michael is back. But why won't he tell Jane he has his memories back? Could he be hiding something from Jane?

"I doubted you could pull it off,"

"I told you she wouldn't be able to let me go," Michael said to the woman in front of him.

"Now we move forward with the plan," The woman told him. "And you better not get cold feet, Michael."

"Rose this is my chance at revenge and I won't mess it up," Michael promised his enemy.

Narrator: Oh no! Michael is working with Rose! Jane is in trouble!

Thanks for reading!

I have decided to put the narrator's voice in bold to easily separate it from the rest of the story.

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