Epilogue
After his wife's death Aaron took time off from work. Mysteriously, as did Simon, the only thing is SSA Simon Jacobs never returned. Some say he died I a plane crash, some say he couldn't live with the guilt of knowing he was the reason an innocent soul was laid to rest. Other say Aaron Hotchner got revenge for his wife.
What happened to Katalyna? Well there's the story that she died in a blaze of glory. Some say she hung herself in an abandoned warehouse that was scheduled to be used for fireman training the next day. And to be frank others say Aaron avenged his wife for her untimely death.
~CM~
Six weeks after my wife's death I still have the feeling that I could have done more to save her. Not only that a few days after she died I realized she was clutching a sonogram of our unborn twins. I knew there was a glow about her the weeks before she was killed. I can't help but feel like this was planned, like for some reason the world was trying to punish me, but what in the hell did I do so damned wrong to have the best thing that has ever happened to had to be taken. My wife Alesha Nicole Hotchner, was the kindest, most caring, loving woman the world has ever known. She was my queen, my solace, my grounding agent. That woman knew politics better than any director to ever set foot in a federal agency. Lesh, that's what I called her, had a temper and an attitude to rival Hitler's. When I look back on the time we spent together I realize that she was full of life, she was my own personal ray of sunshine into the darkness that was our job.
A few days ago I heard that both Simon and Katalyna are dead. I'm pretty sure the rumor will be that I had something to do with it, but I didn't. Honestly, I wish I had been the one to end to both their lives, but I didn't. Alesha wouldn't have wanted that of me. She always did know how to calm me when I was upset, it looks like she still is.
Forever with love,
Aaron Nathaniel Hotchner
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