Breaking the law by SashaAlexanders

Author:SashaAlexanders
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Rizzoli & Isles, M. Isles, Completed, FanFiction, J. Rizzoli, Crime
Publisher: www.fanfiction.net
Published: 2012-03-03T16:00:00+00:00

26. Chapter 26

She felt heart broken, betrayed. Whether Jane was doing her job or not, did se not trust her enough to tell her? How could she lie about one of the most important things that would ever happen in her life? She was usually strong but she had never been this heartbroken before. Never. She climbed into the bed she had been sharing with Jane for the past few weeks, the smell of Jane on the sheets invaded her nostrils and her heart fell heavier in her chest, her tears exploaded out of her. She lay with her knee's tucked tightly into her chest, a cluster of their bedding in her clenched fist, the one person she wanted to hold her, to fix her was the one person who broke her. The pain in her chest spread to her gut as she heard Jane crashing about downstairs. She wiped her eyes with the sleeve of her hoodie. Maura looed down at the hoodie she was wearing, seeing the big blue BPD lettering on the front brought a smile to her face. She remembered finding it in one of Jane's duffle bags and claiming it as her own. She loved the way it was well worn and smelled like Jane and how every so often she'd find a long, back, curly hair embedded into the cotton. Using all the strength she had, she hurled her body out of the bed and into the bathroom, Maura looked herself up and down in the mirror. Her hair was a mess, she had no makeup on and she had a hoodie and leggings on. She hardly recognised herself. She hadn't looked in a mirror in weeks, not properly anyway, she hadn't felt the need to, Jane made her feel sexy and beautiful no matter what. Her eye was still tinged yellow from bruising and there was only the memory of her busted lip. The woman staring back at her was a compleatley different woman that who had been staring back at r for the past 32 years, the other woman would not be caught dead with her hair like that, the other woman wore designer everything, even designer sweats, the other woman would never in a million years look the way Maura was now but the other woman had never knew love, not proper 'head over heels' love. The other woman would never have even thought about putting on a dress and marrying someone and then living in the perfect house in the suburbs with a white pikett fence surrounding the garden with several children playing in. The other woman, from the other reflections would never had laughed the way she did, she would never have cried the way she did, she would never have trusted the way she did. As much as Maura missed a beautiful, prim and proper woman in a dress and heels, not a hair out of place and perfect makeup staring back at her she wouldnt swap it for anything.

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