A/N: Hey Everyone. Here is another chapter. I hope you all like it. Thank you everyone for your reviews. I more than appreciate them and they help me to want to keep writing. Another thank you to artgrrl1989 for all the help she has done with my story. Disclaimer: Rizzoli & Isles are not mine or any other character portrayed on the show. This is a story that includes Rizzles so if that's what you like, then please proceed =o)

Jane and Maura decided it was a good idea to drive their separate vehicles to the crime scene. Maura would be quicker to get back to the BPD to start the autopsy than Jane because she was more than likely to follow up on any leads. Though they drove separately they arrived at the scene one after the other.

Friday morning was turning out to be a sunny morning despite the grim crime scene. The crime scene was located off of a secluded highway to the south of Boston in a densely wooded area. Maura and Jane walked up to the body of a young girl where Korsak was already looking over the body.

"Morning Korsak."

Looking up Korsak replied "Good morning Jane. Good morning Doc."

"Good morning Vince."

Korsak stood up allowing for Maura to kneel next to the body to start her initial examination.

"So where's Frost at?" Jane asked scanning the woods for her partner.

"He's over there losing the breakfast he hasn't ate yet" Korsak said with a chuckle while pointing over to a distant grove of trees. Just as Jane looked over in the direction Korsak was pointing to she could hear the faint sound of someone lurching.

"Yup. Sounds like he's over there," she chuckled.

A couple minutes later Frost popped out from behind the grove of trees wiping his mouth with a tissue. As he walked over to Jane and Korsak he could not help but hang his head in shame as they chuckled through his whole walk over.

"So how can you lose your breakfast before you have had a chance to eat it?" Jane jabbed at Frost.

"Yeah. Ha, ha. You're lucky I'm not feeling too well right now cause if I did I would have a comeback."

"Did you eat eggs this morning Janie?"

Frost felt a dry heave.

"I sure did. You know I like mine sunny side up with the yolk extra runny."

Frost quickly covered his mouth and went running for the grove of trees he just came from before he had to purge the contents of his stomach once again.

Jane and Korsak made their way back to the body and Maura hoping to find out some answers. Frankie interjected their walk over to the body.

"Mornin' Jane, mornin' Vince."

Both chimed in with a "Mornin'."

"Do we have any ID on the victim?"

"No Jane, we don't. Not even a purse. Hey, doesn't this scene look eerily familiar?"

"Yeah Frankie it does. But scenes can look alike. I sure hope they don't have anything in common though but I guess we'll find out soon enough." Frankie walked off looking for more evidence.

Jane and Korsak finally made it over to Maura.

"So what do we have doc?"

"We have a Sarah Jenkins. She turned 25 yesterday. Her address is 1243 Wilmington Drive."

"Looks like we have another victim who has been strangled."

"I don't know that for sure Jane."

"Just look at the finger marks on the girl's neck."

"That doesn't mean that is the cause of death."

"No but it sure does look like it to me."

"You know I don't make guesses Jane."

"Well seeing as how you don't make any guesses, would you care to make a wager then?"

"Ooooooohhhh." Korsak had to chime in.

"Well it depends on what kind of wager you would like to make."

"If her cause of death is by strangulation then you buy me dinner."

"What if you are wrong Janie?" Korsak added his two-cents in.

"Well, I will let Dr. Isles dress me up for a day of work any way she wants."

Maura became so elated she almost started clapping. "I've been wanting to do that for a long time Jane. The wager is on." Maura stuck her hand out to shake Jane's to seal the deal. Just as Jane was about to shake her hand she noticed she still had the gloves on that she had done her examination with. Jane just stared at Maura's hand. "What?"

"Your hand."

"Yes, it is my hand. For many generations cultures have shaken hands to show their approval in agreement."

"Um. Okay. But not with dead people gloves on."

"Oh. Sorry." Maura quickly snapped the glove off her hand and putting it back out for Jane to shake.

Jane grabbed Maura's hand to seal the deal and as she did she felt a bolt of electricity go through her.

"The bets are on."

Frost finally finished losing his breakfast and finally joined the group. "What did I miss?" Frost asked curious as to why Jane and Maura had their competition faces on.

"Well Janie here decided she wanted to make a wager against the doc."

"Okay. I'm interested."

"The wager is that if Janie is right that the cause of death was strangulation then Maura has to take her out for dinner."

"What if Jane loses?"

"If Janie loses then she has to let the doc dress her up for a day at work."

"Oooohhh. I hope Maura wins."

"Me too."

"Shut up you two."

"Janie's gonna wear a pretty dress."

"Yeah. Well anything will be better than those horrid things you call ties that you wear."

"Hey. They're not horrid. They're stylish." Korsak felt a little offended at Jane for picking on his ties.

"Yeah. Maybe 30 years ago," Frost said as he laughed and slapped Korsak on the back.

"Anyways," Jane interjected before Korsak could have Frost running off behind the grove of trees again "Frankie said they didn't find any identification. How did you know who she was?"

"Her purse was under the body. I found it when I was doing my initial examination. One of my interns should be here shortly to take the body back to the morgue. I'll text you later when I have some results. I'm heading back to the station now to get prepped to do the autopsy."

"Alright Maur. See you later."

"Bye doc."

"Gentlemen, Jane, I'll see you later." Maura turned to walk back to her car so she could head to the morgue. As she was walking away Jane couldn't help but notice the sway in her hips as she walked. Damn she looks good in that dress. All thoughts to the side she got back to the task at hand.

"Well it looks as if this girl has been raped," Frost pointed out that the victim was wearing nothing but blood soaked underwear on the bottom half of the body.

"Yeah. The doc will let us know when she runs a rape kit."

"Well guys, let's head on over to the station and we can ride together in my car to the victim's house to see if there is a next-of-kin to notify."

"Lead the way Janie."

All three walked back to their cars and headed back to the BPD.

Jane pulled up to a small white house. Korsak was riding shotgun and Frost in the backseat. They all hated this part the most. Having to notify a next-of-kin of a loved one is now deceased. All three got out of the car and headed up to the front door. Jane checked the house number next to the door to make sure they had the right house.

"1243, it's the right house." Jane knocked on the door. A minute passed before they heard shuffling behind the door. The door slowly opened to reveal a brunette a little shorter than Jane. Jane held up her badge, "Detective Rizzoli. This is Detective Korsak," Jane pointed to her left, "and Detective Frost," Jane pointed to her right. "Do you know a Sarah Jenkins?"

"I'm Jamie. Jamie Crane. I'm Sarah's girlfriend." Realizing the severity of the situation that brought three detectives to her doorstep, panic started to settle in. "Why? What has happened?"

"Do you mind if we come in?" Jane asked.

Jamie opened the door and led the detectives in to the living room. "Please have a seat."

Jane offered a "thank you" for all three detectives and they each took a seat on the couch. Jamie took a seat opposite the detectives. "Look Jamie, I'm not going to beat around the bush but we found Sarah dead this morning. I'm so sorry."

"Oh my God. Sarah!" Jamie let the sobs take over her body. "She was just here this morning. She kissed me goodbye." Her hand ghosted over her cheek like she was remembering.

"How could this happen?" She stood up and started pacing back and forth.

"We don't know all the details." The teddy bear of a detective Korsak interjected. "But we are sorry for your loss. We need to get some answers so we can start piecing this together."

"I'll do anything. I'll answer anything."

Korsak could not take her heartache anymore. He walked over to the girl and gave her a hug. He hated seeing a girl old enough to be his daughter in such pain. "We're going to do the best we can to catch whoever did this." Korsak led her to the other couch and sat down with her. "When was the last time you spoke with Sarah?"

"It was last night about 10 o'clock. I had gotten home from work not too long before that. I was already mad I had to work because I had missed most of the day with Sarah. It was her birthday and we were supposed to go out with a couple friends last night. They had me work a double shift yesterday at the hospital so I was really tired and decided not to go. Sarah understood though. She went out to a club with the other girls."

Frost asked, "Do you remember which club Sarah and the other girls went to?"

"Yeah. It was Coyotes."

"That's the club exclusively for girls" Korsak had to clear his throat "right?"

"Yes."

"Do you know about what time she arrived home?" Jane asked.

"No. I was dead to the world. I only woke for the moment when she left work earlier. I had gone back to bed until now when you were knocking on the door."

"Do you know what other girls went out with Sarah?"

"I know of a couple. Kristy Sheffield, Angie Davis, and Sally Kirk are the only ones I can think of. If they met up with anyone else then I don't know."

"Thank you sweetie." Korsak patted her on the leg. "I think that is all we need for now. If we need you again we'll be in contact. Here's a card with my number on it. You can reach me or one of these two with the number on this card. If you can think of anything else please call us and let us know."

"Okay Detective Korsak. Thank you."

Jane was the first to get up to head back out the door. Frost and Korsak followed behind. After they exited the door and Jamie closed it behind them they heard the deep sobs of pain coming from someone who just lost a loved one.

The three detectives got in Jane's car. Jane pulled away from the curb and headed towards the station to get the investigation under way.

What did you think? Please don't hate me because I didn't have too much Rizzles in this chapter. I'll make it up to you, I promise =0) Thank you for reading. The more reviews the more Rizzles =o)