Lost and Found
By: amy lynn
Disclaimer: I don’t own them, yadda yadda yadda…
Rating: PG-13 for now, but I'm posting it here because it will go up very soon...
Summary: Sydney was with Sark during her missing two years. She doesn’t remember…What will Sark do to help her?
A/N: AU post-The Telling…with a few changes…
1. No Lauren…Vaughn’s not married (not for any S/V purposes…I just can’t write Lauren…scratch that…I REFUSE to write Lauren)
2. Jack's not in prison...he's off somewhere....waiting to make an appearence in my story...
3. Will isn’t in WPP…
4. And Sark escaped CIA custody…clearly…
I think that’s all…
Without further ado, here’s my attempt at a story with an actual plot!
Read and Review!
Chapter 1.
Lost
Lost
is a puzzle
of stars
that breathes
like water
and chews
like stone
Jewel
She was having another nightmare tonight. It was the same one she had dreamt since that first night after waking up in Hong Kong. In her dream, she was in a maze and it was dark. Her memories were at the center of the maze. She knew that if she could just find her way, all would be right again, she would finally know what had happened to her the past two years. But as always, she couldn’t get there. She was lost in the darkness. She would call out for somebody to help her, but nobody would answer.
Sydney awoke in a cold sweat. Her head was spinning and she could barely breathe.
She cursed very softly, trying to catch her breath.
She knew that she could no longer handle these dreams by herself. Luckily, she had an appointment with Dr. Barnett the next day. Even though that woman’s voice grated on her last nerve, she knew that right now, the good doctor was her only help. Nobody else from her former life was left to do that job, and she couldn’t do it alone, not after these terrifying nightmares.
Jack, Vaughn, Dixon, Marshall, Weiss, Will, and Francie. They had been her loved ones. Now, they couldn’t help her through this. She knew that they couldn’t comprehend her feelings of being lost. In their minds, she had been found. But for her, she was more lost that she had been for the two years she couldn’t remember.
Jack is in deep cover, but Kendall won’t say where. Apparently she doesn’t have clearance to know where her father is. Of course, this is the CIA, they don’t give a damn about stuff like that.
Vaughn, well, he was very distant. She heard rumors about a girlfriend, but nothing concrete. He just looks at her with an incredible sadness in his green eyes and with some new permanent wrinkles in his forehead. The way he furrows his eyebrows is about the only thing that is the same with him. It is more than a girlfriend, she knows instinctively. It is almost like he knows something about the last two years that he isn’t telling her.
Dixon was the same as ever. He was always her rock, when the work got so tough; he was a steady force in her life. He was the same, yet he knew that he couldn’t help her get her memories back, so he didn’t try. She actually appreciated that about him. He was always respectful, always decent, never pushed her.
Weiss was still incredibly funny. Whenever she would look lost, he would make a quick joke. His little one-liner’s that she had always rolled her eyes at before, now caused her to almost roll on the floor laughing. He could make her smile like nobody else.
Will and Francie were the toughest losses to deal with. Francie was dead. So was Allison. Allison had killed Francie. At least Sydney had been able to kill Francie’s killer. But that wouldn’t bring her best friend back to her. Will was almost worse. He was in a mental institution. After he recovered from his stab wound, he had nightmares all the time, he was jittery when he heard people walking up to him, and he couldn’t shake the feeling that somebody was still after him. All he could do was check himself into the institution so that he would at least feel somewhat safe.
She got up and looked out the window. It was still dark. She looked at her clock, it was 3 AM. She had only been asleep for 5 hours, but knew she wasn’t going to get any more sleep that night. Being tired the next day was better than re-entering the darkness that was her dreams of late.
She heard the waves crashing against the coastline softly through her window. The water called to her soul and she answered. She pulled on a light sweater in case it was a little chilly outside and she slipped out the back door for a long walk on the beach. Lately that was the only thing that could soothe her. For some reason she felt connected to the water. Maybe she had lived near the ocean the two years she was missing. Whatever the reason, it was comforting. As she looked out to the endless ocean, she noticed something. The light of the moon reflecting on the water made the ocean a dark and intense shade of blue. It reminded her of something, but she couldn’t quite place it…
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He was also dreaming of a dark abyss. He was at the center of something, but he seemed to be walled in. He could hear somebody outside the walls wandering, making helpless noises, like they were lost. He tried to call out, but no sound came out of his mouth. He hears a voice then, asking searchingly, “Can anybody help me?” He tries to yell out again, but as before, nothing happens. He recognizes the voice. It is her voice. He knows that she is looking for him, but she can’t find him. He struggles in vain to punch through the walls keeping him from her, but only ends up with pain shooting through his hands. Wait, that’s odd…that doesn’t usually happen in his dream…
He jolts out of his sleep to find that he had walked over to his wall and proceeded to punch the lights out of the wooden panels.
He curses loudly, goes to the bathroom, and bandages his knuckles. He’s been having that dream for the past three weeks, ever since she disappeared from his life and was transplanted back to her old life. The night she showed up in Hong Kong, one of his contacts called him to let him know. He rushed to his private jet and was about to fly there to pick her up when his contact called again. This time, the news wasn’t so great.
She didn’t remember anything. She was met in Hong Kong by a CIA officer and he had been taken back to LA, back to her old life. Well, s**t, he thought, I’m going to have to come up with a new plan, he had thought and left the airfield.
He looks out his window, it is still dark. The florescent glow of his clock says 5 AM. So much for sleep, he thinks, smirking bitterly. Oh well, he is used to it by now. He hears the waves crashing against the ocean. It pulls at him, so he pulls on some black cotton pants and a black t-shirt, slips out his back door and takes a walk along the beach, the black and white Costa Rican sand enveloping his feet.
As he does, he stares out at the reflection of the moon on the ocean. It is a deep dark blue that reminds him of something. He feels a little tightening at his heart. He remembers where he has seen that shade of blue. It was the color of his eyes while making love to Sydney.
He grins as he remembers that hotel room, the one with the mirrored ceiling. She was straddling him, her head thrown back in abandon, about to lose herself completely in him. He was also teetering on the edge, and threw back his head. He opened his eyes to the ceiling…what guy wouldn’t? He thinks with a grin…and he is shocked by the intense blue of his eyes at that moment. They were so dark, almost black, with a hint of blue fire. It was so shocking to him. He had never seen his own eyes so dark with passion before. That color was burned on to his memory forever.
He looked out on the ocean again. If only she would remember…
A/N 2: Let me know if i should continue...please!!!
By: amy lynn
Disclaimer: I don’t own them, yadda yadda yadda…
Rating: PG-13 for now, but I'm posting it here because it will go up very soon...
Summary: Sydney was with Sark during her missing two years. She doesn’t remember…What will Sark do to help her?
A/N: AU post-The Telling…with a few changes…
1. No Lauren…Vaughn’s not married (not for any S/V purposes…I just can’t write Lauren…scratch that…I REFUSE to write Lauren)
2. Jack's not in prison...he's off somewhere....waiting to make an appearence in my story...
3. Will isn’t in WPP…
4. And Sark escaped CIA custody…clearly…
I think that’s all…
Without further ado, here’s my attempt at a story with an actual plot!
Read and Review!
Chapter 1.
Lost
Lost
is a puzzle
of stars
that breathes
like water
and chews
like stone
Jewel
She was having another nightmare tonight. It was the same one she had dreamt since that first night after waking up in Hong Kong. In her dream, she was in a maze and it was dark. Her memories were at the center of the maze. She knew that if she could just find her way, all would be right again, she would finally know what had happened to her the past two years. But as always, she couldn’t get there. She was lost in the darkness. She would call out for somebody to help her, but nobody would answer.
Sydney awoke in a cold sweat. Her head was spinning and she could barely breathe.
She cursed very softly, trying to catch her breath.
She knew that she could no longer handle these dreams by herself. Luckily, she had an appointment with Dr. Barnett the next day. Even though that woman’s voice grated on her last nerve, she knew that right now, the good doctor was her only help. Nobody else from her former life was left to do that job, and she couldn’t do it alone, not after these terrifying nightmares.
Jack, Vaughn, Dixon, Marshall, Weiss, Will, and Francie. They had been her loved ones. Now, they couldn’t help her through this. She knew that they couldn’t comprehend her feelings of being lost. In their minds, she had been found. But for her, she was more lost that she had been for the two years she couldn’t remember.
Jack is in deep cover, but Kendall won’t say where. Apparently she doesn’t have clearance to know where her father is. Of course, this is the CIA, they don’t give a damn about stuff like that.
Vaughn, well, he was very distant. She heard rumors about a girlfriend, but nothing concrete. He just looks at her with an incredible sadness in his green eyes and with some new permanent wrinkles in his forehead. The way he furrows his eyebrows is about the only thing that is the same with him. It is more than a girlfriend, she knows instinctively. It is almost like he knows something about the last two years that he isn’t telling her.
Dixon was the same as ever. He was always her rock, when the work got so tough; he was a steady force in her life. He was the same, yet he knew that he couldn’t help her get her memories back, so he didn’t try. She actually appreciated that about him. He was always respectful, always decent, never pushed her.
Weiss was still incredibly funny. Whenever she would look lost, he would make a quick joke. His little one-liner’s that she had always rolled her eyes at before, now caused her to almost roll on the floor laughing. He could make her smile like nobody else.
Will and Francie were the toughest losses to deal with. Francie was dead. So was Allison. Allison had killed Francie. At least Sydney had been able to kill Francie’s killer. But that wouldn’t bring her best friend back to her. Will was almost worse. He was in a mental institution. After he recovered from his stab wound, he had nightmares all the time, he was jittery when he heard people walking up to him, and he couldn’t shake the feeling that somebody was still after him. All he could do was check himself into the institution so that he would at least feel somewhat safe.
She got up and looked out the window. It was still dark. She looked at her clock, it was 3 AM. She had only been asleep for 5 hours, but knew she wasn’t going to get any more sleep that night. Being tired the next day was better than re-entering the darkness that was her dreams of late.
She heard the waves crashing against the coastline softly through her window. The water called to her soul and she answered. She pulled on a light sweater in case it was a little chilly outside and she slipped out the back door for a long walk on the beach. Lately that was the only thing that could soothe her. For some reason she felt connected to the water. Maybe she had lived near the ocean the two years she was missing. Whatever the reason, it was comforting. As she looked out to the endless ocean, she noticed something. The light of the moon reflecting on the water made the ocean a dark and intense shade of blue. It reminded her of something, but she couldn’t quite place it…
**************************************
He was also dreaming of a dark abyss. He was at the center of something, but he seemed to be walled in. He could hear somebody outside the walls wandering, making helpless noises, like they were lost. He tried to call out, but no sound came out of his mouth. He hears a voice then, asking searchingly, “Can anybody help me?” He tries to yell out again, but as before, nothing happens. He recognizes the voice. It is her voice. He knows that she is looking for him, but she can’t find him. He struggles in vain to punch through the walls keeping him from her, but only ends up with pain shooting through his hands. Wait, that’s odd…that doesn’t usually happen in his dream…
He jolts out of his sleep to find that he had walked over to his wall and proceeded to punch the lights out of the wooden panels.
He curses loudly, goes to the bathroom, and bandages his knuckles. He’s been having that dream for the past three weeks, ever since she disappeared from his life and was transplanted back to her old life. The night she showed up in Hong Kong, one of his contacts called him to let him know. He rushed to his private jet and was about to fly there to pick her up when his contact called again. This time, the news wasn’t so great.
She didn’t remember anything. She was met in Hong Kong by a CIA officer and he had been taken back to LA, back to her old life. Well, s**t, he thought, I’m going to have to come up with a new plan, he had thought and left the airfield.
He looks out his window, it is still dark. The florescent glow of his clock says 5 AM. So much for sleep, he thinks, smirking bitterly. Oh well, he is used to it by now. He hears the waves crashing against the ocean. It pulls at him, so he pulls on some black cotton pants and a black t-shirt, slips out his back door and takes a walk along the beach, the black and white Costa Rican sand enveloping his feet.
As he does, he stares out at the reflection of the moon on the ocean. It is a deep dark blue that reminds him of something. He feels a little tightening at his heart. He remembers where he has seen that shade of blue. It was the color of his eyes while making love to Sydney.
He grins as he remembers that hotel room, the one with the mirrored ceiling. She was straddling him, her head thrown back in abandon, about to lose herself completely in him. He was also teetering on the edge, and threw back his head. He opened his eyes to the ceiling…what guy wouldn’t? He thinks with a grin…and he is shocked by the intense blue of his eyes at that moment. They were so dark, almost black, with a hint of blue fire. It was so shocking to him. He had never seen his own eyes so dark with passion before. That color was burned on to his memory forever.
He looked out on the ocean again. If only she would remember…
A/N 2: Let me know if i should continue...please!!!