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RATING: Adult
SUMMARY: Starts after graduation (not the episode as this story was started at the beginning of second season), things haven't turned out as planned for the podsters but they're forging ahead to create their own lives in the alien madness. (Or as some have pointed out Roswell: The Soap Opera)
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NOTATIONS: [ ] flashbacks. {} Thoughts. /\ Illusions. /\ Manifestation of Thought (no italics)
CATEGORY (IES): A/I, M/L, M/M, slight Mi/L, K/I, Mi/O
AN: Character death
The Fate of Destiny Part 1
November 2002
Isabel Evans closed her eyes and leaned her head on the wall behind her. With a small smile upon her lips she remembered. Alex Whitman and she had shared a ‘night’ together. It was the most special event in her entire life.
[His mouth closed over her nipple and pulled hard. She cried out, her whole body was on fire. Their bodies were already sweat-slicked from the heat of the day. They could blame the heat for everything, crawling indoors, lounging around, boredom… exploration and going with it. Isabel’s hands were everywhere trying to pull his body into hers.
"Hold on. No rush." He panted against her chest, his blue eyes burning with a contradictory notion.
"Now. I need you now." She rolled her head back on his pillow, arching her body up under his. "Oh God, Alex, please."
"As you wish." He rumbled into her neck. He let go of her shoulders and slid his hands down between their bodies, spreading her legs. He guided his hard cock into her burning center, biting back a cry as he slid all the way in.
"Alex." Her voice was just a whisper as she blinked back a tear or two. "I love you."
"I love you." He whispered into her ear before pulling back to look into her eyes. Their eyes remained locked on each other’s while they started to move in a steady rhythm, driving them both to release.]
Isabel never heard the door open. Her mother’s voice snapped her into reality. "What is going on here?"
Diane Evans stared at the tiny bathroom in disbelief. Her daughter was sitting amongst several pregnancy tests with an egg timer. Isabel’s eyes went wide. "Mom... I..."
"Oh dear Lord." She sank to her knees beside her daughter. "Alex’s?"
"We don’t know if I am yet. I’ve got two more minutes." Isabel’s voice wavered as she pointed to the small timer. She didn’t look at her mother. She couldn’t bear to see the disappointment in her face. Isabel’s face crumpled. "I had told him that I might be."
"Oh baby, it’s not your fault." Diane reached over for her daughter.
"How do we know? I mean, just two days later..." She trailed off as she glanced up from her mother’s arms. Max Evans, her brother, stood in the doorway. He just looked at her sympathetically. He knew how much Alex had meant to his sister. The silence in the tiny room was suffocating; it hung in the air until the egg timer did its happy dance on the floor.
Isabel took a deep breath and picked up the first stick. Two lines, positive. She bit her lip and picked up the second. Pink line, positive. The plastic square demanded her attention. Plus sign, positive. Just a glance at the little cup with its blue contents confirmed that all four tests agreed. Isabel Evans was pregnant.
She burst into tears. Her mother’s arms wrapped around her, then she felt the strength of her brother’s arms around the both of them.
Isabel suddenly pushed them both away and ran out of the bathroom, down the hall and out the front door. The tears blinded her but she kept running. She ran through the center of Roswell, past the Crashdown and UFO Center. She didn’t care who saw her. Her legs and lungs burned but she kept pushing. She ran through to the other side of town. Finally the church came into view. Behind it was the cemetery. She had the lay out memorized already. Row 20, plot 9.
She sank to her knees beside the headstone, the tears still falling from her eyes. She didn’t see anything else, just the headstone:
Beloved son and brother.
May his memory always bring the joy he carried with him in life.
May 6, 1983 - November 14, 2002
"Isabel, honey... are you okay?" A hand rested on her shoulder. Isabel, after several long moments, registered the voice. Sandra Whitman stood over her, concern etched on her face.
"I’m pregnant with your grandson." Isabel’s face crumpled. She leaned into the woman as she knelt down beside her. "I just wanted him to know."
"I’m sure he does know," Was all the woman would say through her own tears. Charles Whitman found them wrapped up in each other’s arms, crying. His face crumpled at the sight. It was hard on all of them. Somehow they would get through.
TBC