Characters aren't mine, they belong to Janet Tomaro, Warner Brothers, Tess Garritsen, TNT, and other important people associated with the show.

Alright, some people are confused about Always Wondering. If you've already read it there's no need to again. The only reason I added that was just for the people who haven't and wanted to see how it all started. Sorry for the confusion. This chapter is new and I'm really happy about this one...you all might not be though. Sorry in advance!

Angela walked into Maura's kitchen with two big brown bags filled with food. She started taking out the food and placing it on the counter to start preparing for Sunday dinner. She was earlier than usual because she was going to be cooking a larger meal that required more time.
Jane was in the living room watching the Red Sox's game and Maura was in her room getting ready.

"Hey ma," Jane said to her mother. Without making an attempt to take her eyes off the game.

"Hey, honey. Where's Maura?"

"Oh, she's getting ready. She should be out in a few minutes."

"Okay, good. I may need her help with this sauce. She always knows how cook it perfectly."

"I'm sure she'll be happy to help."

"Hello, Angela." Maura came walking out with a smile on her face.

"Hello, Maura."

"What was it you'd like me to help you with?"

"Oh, I was wondering if you could help me cook the spaghetti sauce."

"I'd love to."
Maura put on her apron and started to get out the ingredients she needed for the sauce.

"So Maura, how's it dating Janie?"

"It's good. It's quite lovely actually."

"Good. I've been waiting for you both to get together. I think I speak for almost everyone. How long have you both been dating?" The older woman was very inquisitive.

"Officially on Wednesday night."

"Good. I'm happy you and Jane are together. She really loves you," a smile appeared on Angela's face.
"You know, she looks at you like you're the best person in the world. You both are meant to be together. "

"I do believe so too. She's the only person I've ever felt such a strong connection with. Things are better when she's around," Maura began to grin cheerfully.

"I'm surprised you can still deal with her." A chuckle came out of the older woman's mouth.

"Hey! I can hear you in there!" Jane shouted.

"Go back to your game!" Angela yelled back.

"She is often stubborn, but I still love her."

Frankie came in the door with a 12 pack of beer.
"Hey, Janie."

"Hey, Frankie."

"Oh, is the Red Sox's game on?"

"Yes, and they're winning."

"Good."
Frankie took two beers out and gave one to Jane then headed to the kitchen to put the rest away.

"Hello, Frankie"

"Hey, Maura."

He put the rest of the beers in the fridge and then went over to Angela and gave her a kiss on the cheek.
"Hello, ma."

"Hello, Frankie. Dinner should be done in a few minutes."

"Okay, I'll just go wait with Jane till then."
Frankie headed out to the living room and sat on the couch next to Jane.

"What's the score?"

"3 to 8. Red Sox's are winning."

"They're definitely going to win this."

"Mmhmm," was all Jane said before she toke another sip of her beer.

"Dinners ready," Angela called out.

"Okay. We're coming."
Jane and Frankie got up, but then Jane heard Maura's phone beep.

Janes POV

I was stuck deciding if I should check it or not. What if its for work? Maybe I should. Yes, I should. I picked up the phone and saw the name ID said:"Emily."
Emily? Who's Emily? I began to open the message that revealed the answer to my question. The message read: "I can't wait to see you tonight, babe. Last week was amazing and I'm hoping that we can do that again tonight. ;) See you soon. Xoxo."

My heart sank and I felt like I was going to collapse onto the floor. I read the message a few more times before I closed out of the message and placed the phone back onto the counter. I felt my eyes start to water. No, not here. I need to hit something. I need a way to let out my emotions. Just hold it in. Wait till you're alone.

"Jane, are you coming?"

What do I do? Stay or leave? No, I need to leave. I can't stay.

"Uh, I got called in. I have to go. Sorry."

"Did they call me in too?" Maura's voice was concerned.

"No, don't think so." I started to head to the kitchen to say my goodbyes.

"Should I come along anyways. Maybe they haven't called me in yet."

"No." My voice was clear and my face was stern.

"O-okay." Maura looked down and her nails suddenly became interesting. Tears started to form in the corners of her eyes but she tried her best to clear them away without making it noticeable.

Shit. I made Maura upset.

"Can we go outside to talk before I go, Maura?"

"Yes," was all she said calmly. She followed Jane.

When they were outside away from nosy ears Maura started to talk.
"What's wrong, Jane?"

"Nothing's wrong. I just got called in."

"Jane, I know you're lying."

"Why would you think that?"

"Firstly, you got called in and I didn't. Secondly, you asked me to come out here and lastly, you're acting peculiar. Now tell me what's wrong."

"Who's Emily?" I blurted out.

Maura lost eye contact with me and bangan to sink down.
"Sh-she's my girlfriend."

"Thought so. And I thought I was. Apparently not."

"I'm breaking up with her."

"Good for you."

"Jane, listen."

"You have a minute. Go."

"Emily is my girlfriend, but only because I haven't had the chance to break up with her. I was planning on doing so tonight. The last time I saw her was Saturday and we didn't get together until Wednesday night, so I've only had 4 days to break up with her. Which I've been either at work or with you. So tonight is the last night I'm going to be her girlfriend. I'm yours, Jane."

"Well, I need to clear my head. So, I'm going to leave, but tell Ma and Frankie I said bye."

"Jane. Wa-"

"Bye Maura." I walked to my car and then drove off.

Third person POV

Maura stood there, her face buried in her palms sobbing quietly.
She stayed there for about 5 minutes before she started walking and headed to her bathroom to clean up her messy makeup smeared on her face. After she was done she went back out to the dining room.

"What happened?" Angela looked concerned.

"She left," Maura took a moment. "Now if you please excuse me I'm going to go somewhere. Feel free to stay and eat, I won't be home for awhile. Also, Jane said to say bye for her."

"Oh okay," Angela went back to making up the dinner table. She's seen that face on Maura before, it was at the hospital when she told Angela to go. The older woman just swallowed the rest of her curious questions.

"Goodbye, Angela. Goodbye, Frankie."

"Bye, Maura." They both said together.

Maura left out the front door and went to her car.

What did you think? Was that okay? Please review. The next chapter will be what happens to Jane. Also what happens when Maura goes to Emily's house.