Disclaimer: I don't Hannah Montana or the Jonas Brothers! I do however own this plot and such characters as Josh and Ryan. I don't own Kevin's GF and Jackson's GF.

A/N: I wanted to thank you for all of the wonderful reviews for that story. I'm really sorry about the late updates. Too many things going on with life in general. Happy readings! A lot of people have asked that I update ASAP, so I'm posting up the next chapter. I haven't said this in a while but thanks for putting this story on alert and favorites! : )

It was Josh Skylar and a woman in an orange jumpsuit! Joe looked at Bob and Bob nodded his head. "I know that you hate him for almost killing the both of you…don't get me wrong, I hate him too, but this is a little bit from his viewpoint," Bob answered. "It doesn't explain everything but just is a glimpse into what he was really thinking."

"He can't see you by the way," Bob said as he noticed Joe's hesitation. Joe stood by Bob's side and watch Josh as he talked with the woman

"You love her, don't you son?" the woman asked her son. Josh nodded his head.

"I do, but she's with Joe," Josh replied. "I have tried everything in my powers to forget about her. She hates me know."

His mother just sat there. She pushed her chair back and sighed. "You aren't the man I raised any longer, Joshua. The man I raised was my perfect little boy – the one who did everything that he was supposed to."

"What is that supposed to mean? Huh, Mother?" he asked. Joe could tell that he was getting really angry. Joe looked at Bob but Bob just motioned for Joe to watch and listen on. "You were the one that caused all of this. If you hadn't gotten drunk and stolen my car – MY CAR! – we wouldn't be in this mess. I would be with Lilly and she would forget about that freak of a boyfriend of hers," he yelled. "My love life would be going the way it was supposed to. But, no, my mother had to f-it it up, because she couldn't contain her alcohol limit!"

"Young man, she would never want to be with you in the first place. Her brother wouldn't have let you – not that it even matters. We had a plan to take care of him if you and Lillian didn't work out."

"He's my best friend. I have another plan before I have to resort to offing him."

"Your best friend? Son, I believe that you are more delusional than me. He hasn't been your best friend ever since he found out about you liking the little blondie."

"He had school, Mother."

"School for what? Saving others are over-rated."

"Like me saving you was over-rated? This is ridiculous. I'm going to go on with my plan. I will not have you or anybody else ruining it. Lillian will be mine, you'll see it."

Joe watched as Josh made his way out of the door. He couldn't believe it. Josh's mother wanted to kill Ryan? How is that a way to Lilly's heart? He couldn't believe any one could be so evil and manipulative. That woman didn't even care about her son. She just wanted power for her evilness, or something. He turned his attention back to the woman.

"Good-bye son. I'm sure this is the last time I will see you. You have so much power to take over this assassin business, but you chose not to follow it. We'll see. If they don't take you out, I'm sure some one else will." She started laughing very devilishly.

Joe really couldn't believe it. He stood corrected. She was even more evil. 'Wait a minute, back that train right up. Did she say 'assassins?'' Joe asked himself. Bob nodded his head. Joe kind of a forgot that he could do that for a moment.

"Josh's mother runs the worse case of criminals in town. That's why she was never around. I over heard them once at the docks, that's how I ended up being killed. I overheard Mrs. Skylar – Trudy – over talking with someone. I could only make out the two shadows even though I heard another voice. They were discussing the idea of going to kill a very powerful man. A noise came from somewhere behind me and the next thing I knew – I was running down the docks. I heard them chasing after me but I kept thinking about Heather and the kids that I continued running. After that night, I had my back up against the wall. I was skeptical of everything. It was the day that you and your family came to visit and I was going to go and pick up Lilly at school. Do you remember that?" Bob asked Joe. He waited and saw that Joe nodded his head. He continued on, "Anyways, when I went to pick her up, I thought I saw a black car in my rear view mirror. It had been following me for about two miles. I figured it was someone's parent coming to pick them up. I pulled up to the curb and waited for Lilly to come out. She did and got in the car. We drove for another few miles when I noticed that that car was still following us. I tried to take different streets but I couldn't lose them. They were gaining on us and so I tried to make a run for it, when they rammed into our car. We were thrown down a ditch and that was the last thing I knew. A few days later, I woke up in the hospital. I knew I wasn't going to make it. I held on just long enough to say good-bye to Heather and the kids. But, I knew who was driving that car that day. It was no doubt about it. It was Trudy Skylar."

Joe needed to sit down. He couldn't take the information overload. Josh's mom was an assassin who was responsible for killing Bob and almost Lilly twice? He was planning to sit right where he was standing – just plopping down to sit on the ground but he felt a bench hit the back of his knees and he jumped a little bit. He wasn't prepared for it to be there. How did that even get there?

"I'm not saying that Josh was exactly like his mother or if he wasn't like her, Joseph," Bob continued to say. "I wanted you to see this memory to show that he did have some part of his soul with him. He didn't want to kill Ryan just because it was his job or that he wanted to disobey his mother. He didn't want to hurt Lilly either – it's even hard for me to understand what his warped mind was thinking. But, you can see that he…"

"He still had the angel on one side of his shoulders and the devil on the other?" Joe asked. Bob nodded his head. "I wouldn't have put it that way, but yes," Bob replied.

A/N: Finals are over and it has been really sad for me lately. Grades come out this Thursday. I'm really worried already.