Yay, I got a chance to update today so here's the chapter… Now, a new update only at Friday, 'k? Excuse me now I have to study. *Arrhenius, you damn genius! U.U' – hate chemistry* Wish me luck \o/

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Summary: Peter tries to rescue Olivia... A different end to Episode 4 of season 3!

Spoilers: Every episode aired until today.

Rating: K+

Pairing: P/O all over the way.

Genre: Romance, drama, angst

Disclaimer: As long as I know, don't own them.

"I'm telling you," Charlie said, walking through a hall beside Lincoln. "There is something wrong with Olivia, she must be from There, everything fits…"

"You know what? I think we should talk to Broyles or the Secretary. They must know something." Lincoln suggested.

"She told me not to." Charlie sighed. "I guess it'll be better if we give her some time…"

"Fine." Lincoln shrugged, but he had no intentions in letting this go just like that.

"Excuse me…" Lincoln said, walking into the Secretary's office.

"Agent Lee, what a great surprise!" The Secretary lied. If someone knew what everybody ever said or planned on doing, it was him. He only wanted Lincoln to tell him what he already knew but needed to hear from him. "What brings you here?"

"Olivia." Lincoln said, serious. "I want to know if she is from There, why she is here and having these kind of… Visions."

"Hm… Interesting." The Secretary said and nodded to Lincoln to sit. "Yes. She is from There, this world's Olivia should be coming back right now. We took her so we can run a few tests and win the war. You must know, she has some powers which we never even imagined that existed. Maybe she is having these visions because she is starting to remember her life There. Now, if you excuse me, I'd like to talk to Agent Francis. Could you call him?" Lincoln nodded and left the room. Soon, Charlie came.

"Did you call me, Sir?"

"Yes… It seems that Olivia's word means more for you than the Government's. Now, what should we do to him, Mr. Jones?" The Secretary said and Jones came out of a hidden spot.

"Let's shift…" Jones said and picked up a shape-shifting device as the Secretary left the room.

"Charlie!" Olivia called for him and sat beside him on the couch, which was in front of the Secretary's office. He had just came back from inside there and Olivia really needed to talk to him.

"Yeah, 'Liv?" Charlie said. He was looking pale, but Olivia ignored it.

"I remember. Everything." She whispered and he stopped breathing for a while.

That was it.

"Come." He went into the Secretary's office and she followed him. When she closed the door, she heard a familiar voice and everything turned into black.

"Hello, Ms. Dunham."

Olivia didn't know how, but she ended up alone in a dark room again. She only remembered going with Charlie into the Secretary's office after she told him she remembered and hearing the Secretary. She wondered if Charlie was mad at her because she wasn't his real friend, this one was taken away pretending to be her.

She was scared and everything around her was shining. It didn't help; She only needed to open her eyes to be reminded that she wasn't home.

A door opened and she saw the Secretary looking at her.

"Try to say anything and you won't live to know if you got an answer." He said, looking really angry.

"I just want to know one thing and I can do whatever you ask me to." Olivia said, with all her strength.

The Secretary laughed. "You really think you're in a position to ask me something?"

Olivia shook her head. "No, but I need to know if Charlie… It was not really Charlie, was it?"

The Secretary smirked. "No. A shape-shifter, again." And he left Olivia alone.

That was it.

She lost Charlie. Again, in the same way. If losing a friend was like that, she could understand why Walter didn't want to let Peter go. Scared, she didn't say a single word for the rest of the day, even when she heard the door open and the Secretary's voice. She didn't even move. She never was so scared, maybe at the Cortexiphan trials, but she couldn't remember that, and these moments that she was going through would haunt her forever.

"So… Are you going to destroy that world for us?" The Secretary asked Peter, as if it was the most common thing ever.

"I…" Peter started, but he didn't know what to say. He'd have to trust this world's Olivia because her plan was the only, but really risky. "I need a guarantee. I need to know if my Olivia is safe."

The Secretary sighed. "I was hoping that you would do it for our world, not for only a girl—"

"She is not only a girl!" Peter yelled. "She is my Olivia, my home, I belong with her… I prefer not to live a life without her."

The Secretary nodded. "I understand."

He led Peter to Olivia's cell and opened it.

"One hour." He said and locked Peter in the room with her.

She was lying down next to a wall and didn't make a move to come closer to Peter. She didn't know he was the one there, until he spoke up. "Olivia." She looked up and he could see her red face. She probably has been crying, but he didn't blame her.

"Peter?" She came closer to him. "Is that really you or…"

He laughed. "That's me. Unless I don't know something."

"It is really you." She smiled, tears in her eyes.

"Yeah." He smiled back and hugged her. He was really glad that he could see her smiling like that and didn't want to think about the end of the time, just enjoy it. "I really missed you, 'Livia." He said and looked at her face. Her eyes were closed and a single tear left one of them, her mouth had a hint of a smile on it. Peter wiped the tear and she opened her eyes.

"I missed you too. It's good to know you are fine." She said and gave him a full smile.

"Same here." He smiled and leaned in slowly, he didn't want to scare her, but she leaned in too, surprising him, but he didn't stop, he kissed her with all the passion that he felt for her, showing his love with no need of words.