Story: Lost and ¿Found?
Author: Sarahwradcliffe
Chapter: Four
General Disclaimer:
I don't own anything you might recognize…
Author's Note:
You should probably take into consideration this story WILL BE SLASH.
Summary:
It has been a year since anyone has seen Reid and now, while on a new case, Morgan is absolutely sure that he had found his missing lover in one David Peace. Is it true and if so, what happened. SLASH.
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Chapter Four
To say the show had been a success would be putting it mildly, everyone at the club had loved the way David danced and he had received more than a couple of very bold invitations from both the female and male clientele.
He was smiling by the time he reached the bar asking for a glass of water and both Tim and Jenny stood smiling at him as proud parents would do.
"What did you think?" he had to yell to be heard over the loud music.
"you were great baby!" said Jenny excited. "I am so proud of you."
"we both are actually Dave. You did great. You can rest or you could take some tables though I would prefer it if you rested." Said Tim, he didn't want to over exhaust him.
"Nah Tim, I am way too hyperactive to just go and rest. I'll take the corner tables. They seem calm so I guess they wont be ordering much." He said trying to compromise with his boss.
"Yeah, Tim, let the kid do it. It's ok dear you go and I will deal with Tim here." Answered Jenny before Tim had time to even think of a comeback and David was gone before Tim could protest.
"Jenny, you know that I was just trying to…" started Tim before they were interrupted.
"Hey Jen, be a doll and get me a couple o'beers." Said Officer Wilkinson.
"Sure doll, how's the investigation going?" she asked as he handed him the drinks. The officer sighed downing his first beer. Tim and Jen knew that it was not a good sign.
"I called some Feds today, this thing, its out of our hands." He said sadly and they both nodded at him. "They are arriving tomorrow morning and they would be taking over the investigation. I don't know what to do anymore guys, I mean, I hate it, I hate that I have to give all my work over to those feds but I, I just don't know what to do anymore." He said and Tim put a comforting hand on his shoulder.
"You'll catch the bastard, I am sure of it." Said Tim and Officer Wilkinson snorted dropping a stack of papers on top of the bar.
"Look, there is all the evidence we have about the crimes and I have read it a thousand times, hell, I have it memorized I that hasn't helped me on anything. I can't even tell if the person we are looking for is a man or a woman." Jen and Tim knew that they had to let the poor man get it all out of his system.
"It has to be a man." A new voice said and they all were startled to see David going, quite quickly through all the files without flinching at the gruesome pictures. Robert (officer Wilkinson) slammed the file closed but David didn't look the least put out by it.
"You are not supposed to read that. No one outside of those involved in the investigation are supposed to read those." Robert said softly grabbing the file.
"I am sorry, the file seemed familiar and I just grabbed it, but I insist, it has to be a man." Said David fully confident on what he was saying.
"Why do you say that?" he asked and David moved to the other side of the bar to prepare some drinks for the tables he was waiting.
"Statistically, men are more prone to become serial killers." He said without paying much attention. Jen had noticed that sometimes David would go into this deep thinking states and she had also noticed that it was when he answered the questions with out thinking it twice.
"And look at the victims, they are all young males in the prime of their lives. The killer has to be strong to physically subdue them, a women wouldn't have the strength to do it. Especially if they all have similar built to Jason's." he said before grabbing the drinks and walking to his tables leaving three very shocked adults.
"It makes sense doesn't it Rob. I don't know how the kid know that but it makes sense." Said Tim sounding awed.
"It does, it… I mean, I think…umm…I think I have to go back to work now." He said paying for the drinks and grabbing the file before saying good bye.
"Did you see that?" said Tim in awe to Jen.
"Do you think that maybe, David could have been a cop, I mean, how else would he know all of those facts." She told him. Tim shrugged knowing that he had some calls to make, he had never stopped searching for David's real identity.