Anne Catherine Walker (
freshoffthefarm) wrote2012-07-09 01:31 pm
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[MEME] -- #5, the AU from Hell
[From here, as requested by
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It was an op in Vegas, which was so weird since most of her domestic ops stayed in the DC Metro area, and Annie had done her job well. The extra babysitting had been extra annoying (when wasn't it?), but he'd come along to visit an old friend... or so he'd said.
She hadn't seen hide or hair of him during her mission, but when she went to have a drink in the bar at their hotel late the night before they were supposed to leave, she found him sitting in a dark corner. When didn't he sit in dark corners, really, but she rolled her eyes and put a smile on her face to join him.
Their breakup and subsequent dealings had been difficult, and after that State Dinner, she'd gone out of her way to keep her distance from him as much as possible. That didn't mean they couldn't enjoy a drink or two (or seven) while in Vegas.
Unfortunately--
When Annie woke to the pounding in her head, she almost couldn't open her eyes. When she finally managed, she ignored the immense nausea she felt and peered at the walls in the hotel room she was in. She hadn't been given this nice of a room, not on the Agency's dime, no. This was something else. Turning, she caught sight of a man's head and her eyes widened, causing the pounding to pick up and she clenched her eyes shut again with a groan.
Clapping both hands, right over left, on her head, she felt something heavy and lifted them again almost immediately. Seeing the wedding ring set on her left hand, she gasped.
"Oh, my God."
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It was an op in Vegas, which was so weird since most of her domestic ops stayed in the DC Metro area, and Annie had done her job well. The extra babysitting had been extra annoying (when wasn't it?), but he'd come along to visit an old friend... or so he'd said.
She hadn't seen hide or hair of him during her mission, but when she went to have a drink in the bar at their hotel late the night before they were supposed to leave, she found him sitting in a dark corner. When didn't he sit in dark corners, really, but she rolled her eyes and put a smile on her face to join him.
Their breakup and subsequent dealings had been difficult, and after that State Dinner, she'd gone out of her way to keep her distance from him as much as possible. That didn't mean they couldn't enjoy a drink or two (or seven) while in Vegas.
Unfortunately--
When Annie woke to the pounding in her head, she almost couldn't open her eyes. When she finally managed, she ignored the immense nausea she felt and peered at the walls in the hotel room she was in. She hadn't been given this nice of a room, not on the Agency's dime, no. This was something else. Turning, she caught sight of a man's head and her eyes widened, causing the pounding to pick up and she clenched her eyes shut again with a groan.
Clapping both hands, right over left, on her head, she felt something heavy and lifted them again almost immediately. Seeing the wedding ring set on her left hand, she gasped.
"Oh, my God."
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Almost forty thousand dollars of jewelry had to mean they thought, last night, that none of these issues would prevent them from having a happy marriage.
"I think we can work through it all. I like you, and I love you."
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Then he told her that he loved her in those words and she looked up at him. "I love you, too," she whispered, then leaned over to kiss him. The flight attendant chose that moment to appear and ask if they needed anything.
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Then he turned back to Annie, "Do you want to stay married?"
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Annie looked at her phone again. "Four and a half hours to get a plan put together."
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"I say we tell your sister first, then my mother after we get that photo developed."
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None of it showed on her face or in her tone. Instead, she nodded along and made notes in her phone. "Danielle first, but not tonight. She'll want to stay up all night and talk about what happened and what we're going to do." In that aspect, his mother might have been better. "What about tomorrow and the office. I have a debrief to attend and Joan's going to want answers."
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"I would just be honest, and decide what you want to do about your name. Are you going to be Agent Walker or Agent Webb?"
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It was the one question out of the myriad of questions they'd lobbed back and forth that she honestly hadn't even considered. The baffled look on her face was probably comical in it's confusion and she blinked at him.
"I honestly don't know. I always thought when I got married that I'd just be Mrs. Agent Whoever, but..." She paused. "What are your thoughts?"
She really, truly, wanted to know.
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She snickered a little and then shook her head again. "You want me to use Webb because you're really pleased with yourself, aren't you?"
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"I'm extremely pleased with myself, I got the girl."
Smug, thy name is Clayton Webb.
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It was a comforting thought. Her own smile wasn't quite as smug, but she grinned nonetheless. "Then maybe I will be Agent Webb, even if it will draw looks."
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"It can draw as many looks as it wants. You're Mrs. Webb."