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Defying The Odds: 14 - Michael Scofield x Reader Series

Words in Total: 6.8k

Pairings: Michael Scofield x Reader: afab x reader

Synopsis: Y/N was a victim of the mob since the age of fifteen, however, falling in love with the wrong guy and having an argument got her 25 years in prison for murder. She had a plan to get out in faith of her husband until she met Michael Scofield, who, despite his plan, fell in love with her. Now she has the mob and Michael Scofield's escape to worry about.

Warnings: Swearing, Prison, Intimacy, Murder, etc. you know the deal...

A/N: this is a complete series of ~105k words. Based on Season 1 & 2.

Hope you enjoy :)

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Arguments broke out about how the plan had failed. Michael had gone to get food as the group began to bicker. Y/N walked away, leaning against the wall. Once Michael broke up the fight, they all sat down and began to eat. Y/N grabbed a few things but was not completely in the mood to eaten stolen food.

“Eat, you need energy,” Michael said, nudging her before walking away. She nodded, grabbing an apple and smiling at him.

“Our photos are in the paper. They’re probably all over the news,” Sucre said holding a newspaper out.

“Yeah, and you didn’t see that coming?” C-Note remarked.

Michael eventually came over with a backpack in hand. “Last supper, boys,” Michael announced. “This is the part where we say goodbye.”

“It’s not much, but it’s enough to get you started.” Michael handed everyone cash and denying the whereabouts of Fibonacci before walking off. Y/N followed.

Conversations about getting LJ was talked about. Michael was clear there was no plan, but Lincoln kept pushing. Y/N leaned against the wall of the warehouse, eyes watching in front of her.

She was free, but at what cost? All it has ever been since then was running. Would they run forever? She trusted Michael, but slowly that faith was fading.

They bid their farewells with everyone and as Sucre came up to Y/N, he smiled. “Mami, marry that boy,” he said, hugging her. “I already told him the same thing. I wish you nothing but happiness in the future,” he told her the same words she once told him.

“Likewise. Go to your girl. Get married. Have lots of babies. Be happy,” Y/N responded back.

Once they were gone, it was just the three of them. Michael took a deep breath and sighed. “Tell me everything you know about the courthouse,” he stated, ready to create a plan.

They were on the elevator, waiting for LJ to get into the right elevator. Just then the vent opened and Lincoln appeared through the top of the elevator. LJ and that detective were below. Lincoln had a pretend gun, pointing it to the detective.

“Keep it in the holster, no one gets hurt,” Lincoln said, pointing the gun. “Keep it in the holster.” Michael and Y/N then appeared to Mahone and LJ. “All right, LJ, hit stop.” LJ did that. “He’s coming with us, so just stay cool, stay cool.”

Y/N glanced over to Michael who recognised the detective. Her eyes then went back on Mahone. Michael put his hand out. “Hey buddy, give me his gun.” Michael got the gun and pointed it.

“LJ, give me your hand.” LJ lifted his hand up. “Thattaboy, come on.” However, it failed as Mahone grabbed onto LJ.

The plan didn’t work. Mahone got a hold of LJ and instantly, they had to fled. It was back to running. They got into a truck, but gun shots were fired as they drove away.

Once parked, they made a run for it again, but Lincoln was hit.

“We gotta move,” Michael said.

“I can’t,” Lincoln exclaimed, sitting down and clutching his leg.

“Oh my God,” Michael mumbled, coming up. Y/N sat next to Lincoln, examining his leg as he expressed his disappointment and belief he had failed LJ. Michael got a handkerchief and gave it to Y/N to wrap around the wound.

“I failed him,” Lincoln explained.

Nikka’s house was nearby and Michael explained it was his green card wife’s. Y/N as much disappointment it was to hear that agreed as she knew there was no other option. They got to the apartment building, Lincoln leaning on Michael with his hand wrapped around his neck while Y/N followed behind.

“Michael, what are you doing?” Nikka asked as soon as she opened the door, but there was no time for pleasantries, Michael was straight to business.

“Cayenne pepper,” Michael exclaimed.

“What?” Nikka said, closing the door as Michael brought Lincoln to the couch.

“Cayenne pepper,” Y/N said turning to Nikka. “Do you have it?”

“Uh, maybe,” she muttered.

“We need rubbing alcohol, some towels and painkillers,” Y/N said. “Gauze would be great too.”

“Whatever you got,” Michael stated.

“And some booze,” Lincoln added, rubbing his head.

“Please,” Michael rushed, begging.

Y/N leaned down with Michael, rolling up the pants to take a look at the leg. Michael calmed him down. However, Lincoln continued to groan.

“It’s fine. Now, let’s keep moving,” Lincoln stated, wincing.

“We keep moving, that leg keeps bleeding. The leg keeps bleeding and we’re not getting out of Illinois,” Michael stated, jumping in. Nikka handed the supplies to Y/N, who took them willingly before passing them to Michael.

Winces and groans happened as Lincoln took a drink.

“This will seal the capillaries,” Michael stated, shaking the cayenne pepper on the wound.

“Michael, you should not have come here. The police have been here asking questions,” Nikka said to him.

“We didn’t have a choice,” Michael replied, focused on his work.

“I’m thankful for the help with the green card, but I don’t wanna get involved,” Nikka exclaimed, worried and stressed.

“I know. I know. It wasn’t part of our deal,” Michael snapped. “I know. I know. I’m sorry. But there’s nowhere else to go,” Michael stressed.

“When I saw you on the news, I was worried,” Nikka continued. “I just hoped you’d crossed the border by now.”

“So did I.”

Nikka looked over to Y/N who was rubbing Lincoln’s arm. Her eyes darted her over before looking over to Michael. “Who is she?”

“Y/N,” he said as he continued to work on the leg, “my partner. Girlfriend. We’re together,” he said trying labels. “See if you can find him some clean clothes,” Michael diverted back to the problem. “I got to go back and get our car,” Michael said, standing up.

“Forget the car. We can get another,” Lincoln said, in pain.

“I don’t need a car. I need that car.”

“Why?”

“Because in that car is everything we need to disappear,” he said before leaving.

Y/N was left with Lincoln. “Mind if I?” she said, looking at the vodka.

“No, go ahead.”

Nikka was making Y/N a cup of tea when Y/N sat at the small, worn kitchen table, her eyes constantly flicking toward the front door as if willing Michael to return quicker than he’d left. Lincoln was stretched out on the couch, nursing his wounds from the chaos of their escape while taking sips of the vodka. The quiet of Nikka’s modest home pressed down on her like a blanket of unease.

She could feel Nikka watching her.

The woman moved around the kitchen, busying herself with the kettle and cups, but her glanced were pointed, lingering. It didn’t take a genius to know there were questions bubbling just beneath the surface, and Y/N had a sinking feeling she was about to be pulled into a conversation she didn’t want.

“So,” Nikka stated, her voice light but probing as she leaned against the counter, crossing her arms. “You’re Michael’s…girlfriend?”

Y/N tensed, her gaze snapping away from the door to meet Nikka’s gaze. She forced a small, neutral smile. “Something like that,” she mumbled.

“Something like that?” she repeated. “So, you just follow him around then?”

Y/N felt the irritation rise in her chest but did her best to keep her tone calm. “We’ve been through a lot together. It’s complicated. We are just together. Romantically, platonically, familiarly. We’re together. Partners.”

Nikka’s lips pressed into a thin line as she set down her cup she’d been holding and walked closer, her eyes narrowing slightly. “Complicated how? I know Michael…well…and this–“ she gestured between them, “–doesn’t seem like nothing. How’d you meet?”

“Prison. I was the cell next to him,” she stated. “I’m not going to explain my relationship with Michael to you,” Y/N stated, voice a bit sharper than intended. “The less you know the better.”

“You’re the mobster wife, murderer,” she said it so casually.

Y/N took a deep breath and clutched the mug in front of her of hot water and looked down. “I’m divorced.” “Michael’s been through enough, he doesn’t need someone else dragging him into more trouble,” Nikka said.

Y/N shot her a look, standing from the table and walking to the window, needing space. “I’m not dragging him into anything. I’ve been there for him when no one else was. That’s all you need to know.”

There was a beat of silence before Nikka’s voice softened, though her jealousy was there and laced in her words. “I just…didn’t know. I thought maybe when this was over, Michael and I–“

Y/N turned to her, finally facing her head-on. “You’re his green card wife. That’s all it ever was, Nikka. You know that. You had a deal, and he kept his word.”

Nikka winced, clearly not expecting the bluntness, but she didn’t flinch. Instead, she took a slow breath, brushing off her hurt. “He didn’t tell me about you.”

“That’s good. We kept it a secret,” Y/N said. “As I was the only female in that prison.”

Nikka looked like she wanted to push more, but at that moment, Lincoln groaned from the other room, shifting in pain. The distraction gave Y/N the perfect out, and she quickly moved toward him, muttering, “I need to check on Lincoln.”

As she knelt beside Lincoln, she could still feel Nikka’s eyes on her, but she blocked it out, focusing on the man in front of her instead. The conversation with Nikka had rattled her more than she cared to admit, but now wasn’t the time to dwell on it. There were bigger things at stake.

But she couldn’t shake the unease that settled in her chest.

Michael came back eventually, and Y/N climbed into the car with Lincoln. Michael walked up to Nikka. “I’m sorry I had to involve you in this. I mean, any more than I already have,” Michael as he began to walk away.

“Good luck,” Nikka said. “Why her?” she then asked. “A real criminal.”

Michael stopped, turning to face her. “I’m not going to explain her story, but she isn’t a criminal to me. She’s a survivor.”

Michael got in the car.

“Are you two alright?” Michael asked.

“Yeah,” Lincoln said.

“Fine,” Y/N muttered from the back.

“We’re heading west. Toward the money, toward LJ,” Michael explained. “Just got one more stop to make.”

“What for?” Y/N asked.

“You trust me?” Michael asked.

“Of course,” they both said.

“How do you throw the hunter off the scent?” Michael asked.

“Get rid of the prey,” Lincoln stated.

After driving for a while, Michael parked on a bridge. They got out, walking to the railing. Michael and Lincoln began to undo the bolts while Y/N kept watch. Once the bolts were undone, they walked the car back. Michael got out two bags of blood, placing them in front seat. Then he turned the radio on.

“Remember, once I hit ‘scan’, we’ll have about thirty seconds before it reaches 103.7,” Michael told them.

“Then she blows,” Y/N says.

“That’s right. Ready?”

They nodded. “Yeah.”

Michael pressed scan and put the car in drive for it to fall off the bridge. They went running; however the music was not changing.

“What happened?”

“I don’t know. We’re gonna need that explosion,” Michael stated, hands on his hips.

Sirens were heard and Y/N looked at Michael.

“The radio must’ve jammed,” Michael announced. “We’re gonna have to set it off manually.”

The group of them began to walk down the hill slightly.

“The car could blow any second, man,” Lincoln stated.

“The Fed are gonna be here in about two minutes. If it doesn’t look like we’re dead, we will be.” Then Michael looked up to Lincoln but not Y/N. “Rock, paper, scissors.”

However, Y/N pushed past them and began to walk.

“No, Y/N, come back,” Michael snapped. “Y/N!” he hissed.

“I owe you,” she stated.

Y/N walked down the hill to the car, leaning down into and then seeing the scan button. “How many stations are between 102.1 and 103.7?” Y/N asked.

Michael pressed his lips together, worry filling his body. “Way out here? Just one, probably.”

Y/N took a deep breath, closing her eyes and then pressed the button before getting the hell out of there. The moment she got to Michael he looked at her. “Never do that again,” he barked before running.

“I owed you,” she whispered with a smirk.

After a short walk, Nikka pulled up in a car. Y/N rolled her eyes but kept her demeanour calm and steady.

“Looks like I owe you another one,” Michael said.

“It’s ok,” she said, handing him the keys.

“Ok. Well, once we get to Mexico, I’ll send you $10,000, like I promised,” Michael told her. Y/N’s eyes widened. Ten thousand dollars…to her? For a car? “Plus, another three for the car.”

Y/N walked over to the car and got in. Nikka looked up at Michael and asked, “You love her? The criminal?”

Michael looked at Y/N in car, who looked absolutely exhausted. “Y/N?” he asked. She nodded. “With everything in me.”

Then Nika got in the car, right next to Y/N and all she could do was roll her eyes. Lincoln then pulled the car out and headed to the next town.

A little into the drive, Nikka spoke. “What happens when you get to Mexico? Where will you go?”

“It’s best if you don’t know,” Michael told her. “It’s best for everyone. We’ll drop you off in the next town. And I’ll wire you that $10,000 like I said. It shouldn’t take more than a week or two.”

“Michael, we got company,” Lincoln interrupted.

Y/N glanced back, seeing another car speeding up to them, tailing them. Michael glanced back, seeing Y/N looking behind her.

“What the hell is going on?” Lincoln said with frustration. Since they got out, they never had a moment to themselves, it was always on the go. Michael looked as the car approached them closer, yelling for everyone to hold on. Just then the car rear ended them.

“Who is it?” Michael shouted they pulled up beside them. Nika gasped as Y/N groaned since Bellick and Geary.

“Just what we need,” she muttered. “It’s Bellick.”

The car kept slamming into them, pushing them off the road slightly. The car kept pushing them on and on to get them off the road.

“Can this thing go any faster?” Michael asked.

They continued to chase them, speeding across the road, pushing, chasing and crashing into them. Y/N held onto the seat for dear life, getting flashbacks from a few police chases from back in her day.

“Keep the momentum,” Y/N yelled.

However, they eventually crashed into a tree. Her head hit the back of the chair as she tried to get out. Michael came running back to check on her, but Y/N was out of the car. Gunshots were heard as Bellick ran over to them.

“Nobody move!” he yelled, running down the hill, shooting the gun in the air a few times. “Oh, good to see you again boy.”

“No need for anyone to get hurt, boss,” Lincoln mumbled, turning around to face them.

“Boss? Oh, there’s no need for formalities anymore there, Sink. I’m no longer an employee of the State, thanks for you,” Bellick stated, getting closer to Lincoln.

“I think somebody wants that reward,” Michael spoke up, hands on his hips. Y/N stood next to him, arms crossed over her chest as she looked at the gun Geary had and Bellick.

“It’s not about reward money, friend. Your pal Manche told me all about your little treasure hunt for Westmoreland’s stash,” Bellick said with a smirk. Y/N let out a loud sigh and Bellick turned to her. “The pretty lady is here too. Maybe I’ll inform your husband your whereabouts as there has been phone calls looking for you. Do you two,” he gestured with the gun between Y/N and Michael, “plan on getting that money and riding into the sunset? I thought you got paid millions to murder men.”

“That’s dirty money,” she stated, kicking the floor. “Plus, my husband has it,” she lied. “Marriage. You share everything.”

Bellick shook his head and yelled, “Get in the car. We’re going to Utah!” His gun was cocked and pointed at them.

Everyone began to walk to the car.

“Move that moneymaker, ladies,” Bellick said, pointing the gun to Y/N’s back. Michael had a scowl across his face. “Especially you, pretty convict.”

“Move it, convict!” Geary said, pushing Lincoln, who fell onto his hands and knees beside Geary’s car.

Y/N watched as Lincoln grabbed a piece of glass and placed it by the wheel. Smart thinking…th e tire will pop so they would have to stop for a spare.

“IF you know about the money in Utah, why do you need us?” Michael asking, facing Bellick.

“In the excitement of the escape, Manche didn’t hear everything Westmoreland said before the old bird kicked the bucket, but he heard enough. Utah and five million. You fill in the blanks.”

Bellick suddenly, grabbed Y/N by the ponytail and then the head, grasping and pulling as she winced. Michael went straight for him telling, but Bellick pointed the gun at him. “Don’t even think about getting cute, smart ass! Now you three are gonna take me right to where that money is or both these whores get dead real fast.” Bellick still had a hold on Y/N’s hair and she was trying to pry him off. Michael had complete worry across his face. “Ask me if I’m bluffing.”

Michael put his hands up, surrendering. He got in the car, but as he went to pull Y/N to sit on his lap, Bellick interfere. “Nope. The whore sits with me so she doesn’t pull any shit,” he stated, grabbing onto Y/N’s arm and pulling her to him.

Everyone got in the car and Y/N watched as Bellick pat his lap. “Can I please sit with Michael?” she asked. “I won’t pull anything. I promise.”

Bellick shook his head. “Nope. You’re with me, sweetheart.”

Her body went numb as he grabbed her by her arm and made her sit in his lap. His hands wrapped around her waist, right under her breasts. She could feel Michael’s scowling glare that was burning holes in the back of Bellick.

She felt completely disgusted with herself and his hands began to go hire. She grasped them, putting down. “Hands to yourself,” she barked.

“Or else what?” Bellick taunted.

“Bellick, you better not touch her,” Michael warned.

They pulled over as Geary complained about needing to use the washroom. He walked into the trees as Bellick lined them up, once Y/N was close to Michael he grabbed her pulling her next to him.

“I never thought I’d say this, Scofield, but I thank God for the day you walked into Fox River–“ Bellick began.

“–And out of it,” Geary added, peeing in the bushes. Both chuckled.

Y/N felt Michael’s hand on her back before going back to his side. He looked at her but Y/N was focused on the floor. “It’s gonna be ok,” he spoke to her. “We’ll be ok.”

Y/N nodded, but she was losing faith. Slowly but surely.

“Go into the car, act like you’re mad at me,” he spoke through gritted teeth. Y/N glanced up to him and seeing his pleading eyes.

Y/N looked at him and then spat lowly. “I can’t believe I fucking trusted you to get me stuck in this mess. You promised me nothing would happen and now look. Obviously, I’m a fucking idiot for falling in love with you and believing all your empty promises,” Y/N barked walking away from him and to the backseat this time.

“Well, that‘s pissed off girlfriend you got on your hands there, Scofield? Trouble in paradise?” Bellick said as Y/N crossed her arms and focused what was head of her. Lincoln was standing by the door of the car, Nika beside Michael. Bellick smirked. “Didn’t your mama tell you how to treat a lady? Or was she a whore like these two?” Bellick mocked, a disgusting smirk across his face, however he presed where he shouldn’t.

The backdoor slammed and Lincoln went straight for Bellick.

“Linc!” Michael yelled, trying to get his brother’s attention.

However, Bellick held the gun up. “Got a problem there, Burrows?”

“We only need one of you to take us to the money. Remember that,” Geary said, gun cocked.

Michael walked over, patting his chest. “Let’s go buddy,” he said to Lincoln. “Let’s go.”

Everyone got into the car, Michael pulled Y/N onto of his lap as his hands wrapped around her. She rolled her head back onto his shoulder. Michael looked at her through his long lashes. “Ok?” he mumbled.

“Fine,” she responded. Michael took her hand and held it, his thumb brushing over the back. However, Y/N felt like someone was looking at her. When she opened her eyes, she saw Nika looking at her with an unimpressed look. Y/N tried to ignore it by closing her eyes and letting Michael massage her hand. Then they were on the road again.

Moments later, they had to pull over.

“What kind of son of a bitch doesn’t have a spare tire in his car?” Bellick spat.

Geary was kneeling down on the ground, looking at the wheel. “The kind that already used it.”

“OH, and you’re just the sad sack that has to go back into town and get a new one,” Bellick said to Geary.

“What? That’s like three miles.”

“That’s right.” Geary then walked away. “Everyone out.”

Y/N got out and Michael followed behind her. Then the rest. Michael stayed close to her, grabbing onto her sweater and pulling her back lightly to be closer to him. He held his suit jacket close to him as he leaned against the car.

“That way. Go on,” Bellick ordered.

Michael was behind Y/N as they walked to the shed. She could feel Bellick stare on her. Nika nearly tripped. “Careful,” Michael said.

“Don’t touch me,” she hissed.

“Just relax,” Michael responded.

This was not going the way they planned and Y/N was getting exhausted with it all.

“You know what? I really believed you. I risked everything for you. I did everything you asked. I risked my life for you. For what? For $10,000 I risked my life? And this entire time, you’ve had $5 million just waiting there?” Nika ranted and Y/N watched this unfold. “You’re a bastard, Michael,” she spat, walking past them.

“Just shut the fuck up,” Y/N barked. “Trust for God sake.”

Nika turned around and looked at Y/N. “Don’t get me started on you,” she spat.

“For all that aggravation, I hope you get to hit that a few times, Scofield,” Bellick taunted with a smirk, chuckling. “Both of them, but I bet the pretty convict was the best.”

Y/N turned around and was about to say something when Michael stated, “Don’t. Not worth it.”

“We’re gonna wait it out in that shack,” Bellick announced. “Just keep moving. Come on.”

Lincoln opened the door to the abandoned shack, and everyone followed. Nika went to talk to Bellick, but soon enough everyone was tied up. Y/N began to wiggle slightly, but Michael glanced over. “Stop stressing, it doesn’t do any good.”

Lincoln began to follow too, trying to figure out the ties. “Maybe you ought to start stressing if they’re gonna put a bullet in our heads,” Lincoln hissed.

“They need us. They need us to get that money,” Michael mumbled.

“I admire your optimism. She’s rolling, man. I can feel it.”

There’s a plan and Nika was the plan. Y/N stayed quiet, next to Lincoln who was next to Michael. Both of them didn’t like being apart, but what could they do.

Y/N stayed still, closing her eyes and taking a deep breath. Nika was the plan.

Nika eventually came back, looking at Michael and then following her eyes over the group.

“If you guys need to use the can, hold it. If you need to tinkle, sweet peas, I’ll watch you anytime,” Bellick hummed with a smirk.

“It’ll cost you,” Y/N stated with a smirk. Michael glanced over and rose a brow.

Bellick wasn’t impressed. “Sit down. Hands behind your back.” Nika sat next to Y/N.

Once Bellick was gone, Lincoln spoke up. “You took your time,” he said. The door was closed now.

“It takes time to gain a man’s confidence,” she responded. “You’re right, he’ll bite on anything I say. You just tell me where we trap him and I’ll tell him that’s wehre the money is.”

“Hey!” Nika yelled.

“What do you want?” Bellick groaned as he opened the door.

“I need to use the bathroom,” she stated.

“Again?” Bellick sighed.

“I have a small bladder,” she stated, raising a brow.

“That ain’t all you got,” he smirked.

Y/N rolled her eyes. He would not stop with the misogynistic side comments. Nikka was cut loose and they left into the private room again.

Michael glanced over to Y/N, seeing her closing her eyes and head rolled back. “Y/N, are you ok?” he asked.

“I just need this to be all over,” she mumbled. “I need a good night’s sleep as well.”

“Soon,” Michael told her.

“Is she going to come through?” Lincoln asked.

“She’ll get it done. Nika and I have come too far together,” Michael stated. Y/N heard that and her heart hurt slightly. Nika was married to Michael, but Y/N was his partner.

“When money’s on the line you trust no one,” Lincoln stated.

“Do you trust me?” Y/N whispered looking over.

“You’re a mobster, I don’t know. But if Michael trusts you, I guess I will too eventually,” he muttered.

“Sometimes you have to,” Y/N mumbled.

“Not if you want to survive, you don’t,” Lincoln responded.

“You really don’t trust anyone, do you?” Michael said with honesty.

“Can you blame me? After all that’s happened.”

“No, I mean before that. Before prison,” Michael mumbled.

Y/N closed her eyes again, tuning the brothers out. Nika came back, being pushed with hands behind her back into the room. She was thrown on the floor, next to Y/N. she moved to sit.

“My daddy always said, ‘fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice and I’ll put you in the ground’,” Bellick warned. “Any more games and I stomp the hooker’s and the girlfriend’s air, understand?” Bellick barked, eyes focused on Y/N.

Bellick went back to tying Nika up. However, a knife was passed to Y/N and she passed it to Lincoln.

“Thanks for the dance, sweet pea,” Bellick hummed. He felt for his knife in his pocket once he turned around from the group, but it was not there. “You bitch.”

Lincoln got up, taking the knife to Bellick’s throat. “Fooled you,” Lincoln smirked, and Y/N smiled wickedly.

Lincoln tied up Bellick to the same pipe before cutting everyone loose. Michael came over and helped Y/N up, grabbing her by the waist and pulling her into a hug. “It’s ok,” he mumbled in her ear and she nodded.

Lincoln grabbed Bellick’s gun, hiding it in his pants. Then they heard Geary.

“I carried it. The cons can change it,” Geary said, rolling the tire into the shed. He looked to his right, seeing Lincoln with the gun. “Oh, you really suck, Bellick, you know that?”

Michael went to go tie up Geary, but Bellick looked at Y/N then Michael. “You know, she is a complete manipulator, Scofield. She doesn’t love you. It’s just a game. Should look at her file, the witness states, the words she would use. She’s a little con. A little player,” Bellick told Michael.

“Ignore him,” Y/N whispered, grabbing his shoulder and squeezing.

“You manipulated that prison doc and got him thirty years for aiding and abetting,” Bellick stated. Y/N turned and looked at him. “Another victim to your game, Miss. Black Beauty,” he hummed, using the name they would call her. “Will I be your next victim? Got the lipstick.”

“Shut up,” she muttered. “I don’t do that anymore.”

“So you did do it?” Bellick hummed. “What do you care? As long as he left the door open for you.”

Y/N looked at him and instantly went for his throat, hands clasping it as she yelled, “Shut the fuck up!” Her hands held it, clasping it as she slowly choked him on his own are. “Shut up,” she barked.

Michael grabbed her by the arm, pulling her but she wouldn’t budge.

“I am not who you think I am. I am not a cold hearted killer. I am a person,” she whispered. “I just want a normal life.”

Lincoln grabbed her this time, pulling her off as she stumbled back.

“Let’s go,” Michael said, arm wrapping around her back and pulling her in. “Let’s go.”

Michael and Y/N walked out with the rest of the group. Guilt was eating her alive as she put together the puzzle pieces. Matt Remington was going to jail for a mistake she asked him to do. She had been to jail, she knows what it would be like and he was a good man.

“Michael, we can’t let him go to jail,” she whispered as they walked to the car.

“We can’t go back, Y/N,” he responded.

They stopped at the car and Y/N took a deep breath, guilt was seriously eating her alive. She simply nodded. “I need to call him.”

Michael shook his head. “No. You can’t. We’re fugitives now.” His hand came out, tucking behind her neck as he guided her forehead to his lips. “I love you, though.” She nodded, pulling away.

Michael turned to Nikka. “Can we at least take you into town?” he asked.

“No,” she shook her head. “If I’m seen with you, it’s a lot of trouble for me. I can walk. Its only a mile, she said with a smile.

“We never would have made it this far without you,” Michael said, gratitude in his voice.

“Now you’re crossing the border without me,” Nika replied, hoping for a invitation.

“You can’t go where we’re going. It’s not a life for you,” Michael stated.

Nika looked to the floor, scoffing lightly. “Then that’s it then,” she mumbled, sadly. “It’s over for good.”

“Thank you,” Michael said giving her a hug. ‘Be safe. Good luck.”

Y/N watched as Nika walked over to Lincoln, bringing him into a hug. Her arm shot out, rubbing Michael’s back as she stood behind him. However, Nika’s hand lowered in the hug and grasped for the gun before stepping back.

Y/N dropped her hand and groaned. “Nika,” she said, taking a step forward, hands up. “Give me the gun.”

Michael watched her, calm and collective.

“I loved you, Michael,” Nika began. “And I thought I was gonna get that back, but you just used me.” The gun was pointed to Michael.

“That’s not true,” he mumbled.

“I deserve more than this. I deserve more than just being the girl that you call when you need something. I deserve to be picked over some murderer you call your girlfriend.”

“You really think you’re going to find the money in Utah?” Lincoln asked.

“I don’t care about the money in Utah!” she screamed, pointing the gun on the three of them. “I don’t want any more crime. I turn you in, I get $300,000. Legal money.” She walked over to get the phone. “You’re the policeman’s problem now.”

“Nika,” Michael warned.

“Don’t come any closer or I’ll shoot you!” she yelled, voice filled with passion.

“No, you won’t,” Lincoln piped up, taking out the round that was needed.

It was useless without it and Y/N started the chuckle and Nika wasn’t impressed. “Shut up, bitch!” she yelled.

“Hey, hey, hey,” Michael tried to calm down.

Nika looked defeated as Michael took the gun and phone from her and walked away. Michael stared at her, disappointed. “Good luck to you,” he mumbled.

Y/N walked away, going into the car and sitting in the back, watching as Michael came and sat in the front. Then they drove off, leaving Nika behind.

The car hummed softly as it cruised down the desolate highway, the stars stretching endlessly above them. The roads were quiet, just the occasional flicker of headlights passing by, and the air inside the vehicle was thick with exhaustion. Y/N was curled up in the backseat, fast asleep, her face turned toward the window, illuminated by the faint glow of the passing streetlights.

Lincoln sat behind the while, his eyes focused on the road head. While Michael sat in the passenger seat, glancing back at Y/N so often. She had been asleep for hours, exhaustion finally catching up with her after everything they’d been through. Lincoln studied her a moment through the rear view mirror before shifting his gaze to Michael who was looking back at her.

“She’d been out for a while,” Lincoln commented, keeping his voice low.

Michael glanced briefly behind him, his eyes softening as they land on Y/N. “She needs it. She hasn’t had much rest lately.”

Lincoln nodded but did not drop the subject. He had been thinking about Y/N for a while now, especially since Michael had insisted she come with them. His brother was a private man – always had been – but Lincoln could sense there was more to this.

“So, I need to ask…what’s going on with you two? You said partner…girlfriend. I just want to know how serious this is,” Lincoln mumble his tone casual but probing.

Michael’s eyes flickered with something unreadable, but his face remained impassive. “What do you mean?”

Lincoln let out a quiet chuckle, shaking his head. “Come on, man. You bring her along with us, you’re keeping her out of the mess she was…that’s nothing. Where do you see this going?”

Michael kept his focus on the road, his jaw tightening slightly. He was not the kind of person who opened up easily, but this was his brother. Despite their challenges over the years, he owed Lincoln a lot. But there was no denying that Y/N meant something to him. She had always meant something.

“She’s complicated,” he finally muttered, his voice measured. “We’ve been through a lot together and there is definitely feelings.”

Lincoln was not satisfied with that. He knew Michael too well. “I’ve seen you with her. You don’t do things halftway. Especially not with people you care about. You’re saving her from the mob life, from all the danger she’s in. You wouldn’t do that if she didn’t mean something.”

Michael grasped the door handle and for a moment he didn’t say anything. He glanced behind him again, watching as Y/N slept. There was something about her that had pulled him in from the beginning, something he hadn’t been able to shake no matter how much he tried to keep his distance. He wanted to reach out and touch her. God, he wished he could hold her as she slept.

“She deserves more than what she’s been through,” Michael said quietly. His voice was barelt audible over the sound of the engine. “She’s been fighting to survive for so long, and I don’t want her to feel like she’s alone in that.”

Lincoln turned his head to look at his brother, his brow furrowing as he tried to read between the lines. “You lover her.”

Michael did not respond right away, but his silence was enough of an answer.

“With everything in me,” he admitted, his voice low but stead. “But it’s not that simple. She’s got a past that I’m slowly learning. I don’t know what to believe, what’s been manipulated or twisted.”

Lincoln considered that, nodding slowly. “Yeah, but you’re bringing her with us. You don’t let just anyone in. Not in your life, not into your plans. That’s how I know this isn’t just some fling. It’s more.”

Michael glanced at him, he expression unreadable, but there was a quiet intensity in his eyes that told Lincoln everything he needed to know.

After a beat, Lincoln leaned back in the seat, getting a little more comfortable. His tone was more serious now. “What about the rumours? What Bellick said. The ones about her killing those men? Are they true?”

Michael’s jaw clenched, and Lincoln cold tell he didn’t want to talk about it. But Lincoln was his brother, and if they were all in this together, he needed to know the truth.

“She did do it,” Michael said after a long pause, his voice heavy. “I don’t know what to believe anymore. The way the file, witnesses, rumours and the mob talk about, she’s a cold hearted killer who mocked these men, humiliated them. However, she told me she had no choice. It was life or death. Survival. Did she have joy doing it? I don’t know.”

Lincoln raised a eyebrow, waiting for more.

“Her husband set the whole thing up,” Michael continued, looking to see if she was still asleep. “A mobster that groomed her from a young age. He’s a lot older. However, she told me she witnesses things, heard things, found out about things she wasn’t suppose to know, so he pinned it on her. But she did do it. I’m trying to fill in the blanks.”

Lincoln whistled low under his breath, shaking his head. “Damn. That’s some heavy stuff.”

Michael didn’t respond, but the weight of the confession hung between them. Lincoln looked over at him, seeing the tension in his brother’s face, the conflict that came with loving someone so deeply but knowing they were haunted by their past.

“You trust her, though?” Lincoln asked, his voice softer now.

Michael’s eyes flickered to her, watching Y/N for a long moment before answering. “With my life. I love her with everything in me.” Then he took a deep breath. “I didn’t expect her. I didn’t plan her and that still terrifies me as I am improvising her, the plan with her…our future. I’m terrified of her husband and what he may do to retaliate. He hurt her in prison, but he did divorce her.” Michael then whispered, “I have her engagement and wedding ring still to pawn. Some Cartier bracelets too.”

Lincoln rose a brow. “Does she know?”

“She asked me. I looked at her stuff in receiving. Designer. Everything. She is covered in dirty money.”

“How much did she get paid to kill those men?” Lincoln asked.

“I’m still trying to figure that out. She told me she has a lot of money stored away from Sebastian, her husband. I will ask when we’re ready,” Michael whispered.

“Will the truth change your view on her?” Lincoln asked.

“I don’t know,” Michael said honesty. “I think the truth will hurt me though.”

Silence came between them and Y/N fluttered her eyes. She heard the whole thing and her heart dropped. Michael trusted her but for how long till he learnt the truth of her…

“This morning, authorities in Illinois issued an update on the escaped convicts known until now as the Fox River Eight,” the radio rang through. Y/N was looking out of the window when she heard it.

“Morning,” Michael said.

She had just woken up and she glanced to him in the front. His hand came back, and she took it, squeezing it. “Morning,” she mumbled, wiping her eyes and running her hand through her very messy pony tail now. She fixed it.

“Chicago mob boss, John Abruzzi, was gunned down outside of a Washington D.C. motel last night, after investigators received a tip from an informant. The other escapees are still at large and considered dangerous…” The radio was changed by one of the men in the front.

“How did you sleep?” Michael asked.

“Fine. Rough. In and out, but slept for a bit. Did you sleep?” she asked.

“A little,” Michael responded honestly.

“I didn’t think Abruzzi would be the first to eat it,” Lincoln spoke up, ending the couple’s conversation. He was still driving after several hours.

“I have a feeling we’re in for lots of suprises,” Michael mumbled, looking out of the window.

“They said eight are still out there…so much for faking our deaths,” Lincoln stated in disbelief.

“I bought us some time, that’s what counts,” Michael countered. “How much further?”

“70…80 miles,” Lincoln responded.

“Good, we should be hitting the double K ranch by this afternoon,” Michael stated.

“Or we can keep driving, pick up LJ and hit Panama,” Lincoln interrupted, voice filled with concern and passion.

“We can’t hit Panama! We can’t hit anything! We can’t do anything without the money. We need to find Charles’ stash,” Michael raised his voice, voice serious.

“I know some other guys who are thinking the same thing,” Lincoln exclaimed.

When Charles told Michael about the stash, T-Bag, Tweener and C-Note were in the same room which means they could be going there as well. Y/N sighed, focusing out of the window.

“Y/N?” Michael hummed. She hummed back. “We’re almost there.” Y/N nodded, not saying a word back.

Here you go!

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mydarlingstarling · 5 years ago

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mature, m/m, alexander mahone/michael scofield, 30,000+ words, slow burn, enemies to lovers, sara tancredi mentioned

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sapptan · 3 years ago

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fichtner-fics · 3 years ago

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Rebuild the Ruins (Alex Mahone)

Warnings: shouting, mention of bloody scratch on wrist, first kiss, spoilers from Prison Break God knows which episode (as usual)

A/N: yes I do have a thing for calming raging agents, what’s new in that

I was quietly typing on my computer, when suddenly I heard a crash from the office next door. I happened to be working alongside Alex Mahone, who was investigating the Burrows-Scofield case, at that moment as well, as we could hear. The case started about six months ago, and since then there has been a noticeable increase in tension in the office and in our relationship.

I wouldn't say that we were together with the agent and we didn't even have a date, but we communicated our feelings to each other through kind glances and little touches. We discussed without words that we didn't want to jump right into the middle. I loved him and he made me feel interested in me. I especially enjoyed that he showed his tender side only to me, occasionally, little by little.

Next, a harsh male voice shouted a clearly audible yell of "everybody out", then a door slammed with untold force. I was sure that the next district could hear Alex kicking everyone out. I tensed my muscles ready to go, but I forced myself to remain calm. I gave him a few minutes alone, while I finished the spreadsheet I was working on, and only then stood up.

"I wouldn't go in there if I were you" my colleague said to me when I had my hand on the door handle of the officer's door. "He's an asshole" she snarled, shaking her head. I sighed regretfully and slowly entered the room anyway.

Mahone was sitting at the small table under his window and shook his head in fright as he heard me approaching. He looked me over, then turned back to the window he had been staring out of without any reaction.

I looked around his (otherwise tastefully decorated) office and saw destruction. The posters that had been hanging on the wall were torn down, and pieces of paper lay crumpled and torn on the floor. Even the fax machine had fallen over, and if my senses hadn't been deceiving me, the whole thing must have been triggered by a message he got from there. I had never seen him in such a mood before, or rather, I had never seen any of his moods leave such a mark on his surroundings.

I slowly picked up the scraps and larger pieces to carefully (they were full of pins) toss them in the trash. Mahone was silent, not saying a word that maybe I shouldn't be doing what I was doing.

When I was done, I sat down across from him. He was staring at his two hands, and it was only then that I noticed that he was scratching the thin skin of his wrist, which was bleeding quite badly by then. I immediately fished a clean tissue out of my pocket. Reaching across the table, I gently held his right hand down, pulled his wounded left forward a little, then pressed the material against it.

“Alex, stop” I whispered.

The man didn't look at me, but he gave a big sigh. Holding one hand on the wound, I stroked his palm. I looked at every tiny crease and wrinkle, ran my finger along every tiny vein. The pins had stuck to his skin, too, and there were red streaks of blood here and there.

I could do this until Alex slowly pulled away. My mouth fell, but I didn't blame him. Instead, I stood up again and poured some water from a nearby water jug into the tiny glass cup next to it. I carefully dripped a little onto another tissue and returned to the table with it. This time I stopped next to Mahone.

"Here, drink, please" I asked quietly. "And put this on your wrist" I continued, pressing the soaked tissue into his hand. Fortunately for him, he did as I asked, making me feel a little relieved.

I knew there was nothing more I could do, so I considered giving him a kiss on the forehead. In the end, I decided against it and strode out of the room without a word.

Hours after work I was still thinking about what happened, as I packed up my groceries I bought on the way home. I was almost certain that something had happened in connection with the investigation. However, I was shocked to the extreme at how close Alex had let me get. The rational part of my brain wanted me to believe that it was just exhaustion and that he simply didn't have the strength to push me away anymore, but my heart was racing at the thought that my presence may gave him some strength and calm.

I was gathering up the paper bag and heading for the door when someone knocked. I smiled at the coincidences, but when I opened the door, my smile turned to surprise. Mahone was standing on the threshold.

"Hi," he greeted me quietly. Scanning him, my confusion was further heightened by the beautiful bouquet of flowers he was holding.

"Come in" I took a step back, collecting myself and my thoughts. My heart nearly skipped a beat. I quickly placed the paper bag I was holding on the counter and hurried after him. "Have a seat," I said already in the living room, but instead of listening to me, he turned to me, this time looking right through me.

"Thank you for coming in this afternoon" he shyly held out the flower to me. "It meant more than a lot, even if I couldn't thank you then" he smiled faintly.

"You shouldn't have" I stepped closer. I was about to give him two kisses, but Alex took my shoulder gently in his free hand and leaned down, pressing his lips to one side of my cheek. I was sure both my cheeks were red as he released me.

"I'll put these beauties in water" I looked up at him with a smile. "Sit down" I nodded my head towards the couch as I did so.

I returned to the room with a glass of tea, where the policeman was looking at my bookshelf.

"Here" I held the mug out to him. "I've brought you this now, since you're driving."

I got a smile of thanks. We sat down on the couch, close to each other. I waited for him to say something before the silence became too awkward. I didn't want to start questioning him, because I didn't know how much he would like to share about what had happened.

"I'm really ashamed of myself for freaking out like that" he sighed slowly "but I'm telling this only to you" he smirked at me mischievously.

"What happened?" I finally asked the question. My boss took a slow sip from his tea.

"Those bastards escaped" he shook his head angrily, putting the mug down on the table. "The the fax came from the Central. They just made it, see?"

"It doesn't decide anything, and you know it. You'll get them anyway" I smiled encouragingly at him.

"Now everyone in the office must be thinking bad things about me" he snapped at me. "So far, so good."

"Nonsense" I shook my head immediately, almost giving him no time to finish. "You're a perfect boss and they know perfectly well that your priorities are inviolable. And what your temper is like."

I placed my hand softly on his knee, hoping the touch would add emphasis to what I was saying. Alex took it between his own two palms and stared at it. I just couldn't believe if that was happening what I thought was happening.

"It really means a lot to have support" he raised his sky blue eyes at me. "You know what I thought of when you sat down across from me?"

I blinked at him in shock, shaking my head a little. I had no idea what was going through his mind, let alone whether I would be happy if he said it.

But Alex stopped talking. He leaned in close and brushed a lock of hair behind my ear, then pressed his lips to mine. My surprise was too much for me to do anything, but the shock wore off in a matter of seconds, and I was happy to pull him to me. In a short time, the shy kiss turned into a heated one, my hand wandering in Mahone's hair while the man's fingers danced on my waist. The policeman leaned back so that I could lean on his chest. It was a long time before we finally let go of each other, and by then we were both out of air.

"Alex..." I whispered, even as his lips were millimetres from mine. I snuggled into him as he put his arms around me protectively. In the silence between us, I took in his scent.

"Will you be here with me?" he asked quietly.

"I'll be here" I lifted my head, looking him straight in the eye.

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writingmorsels · 3 years ago

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Prompt: Eagles and Angels

After Alex's disappearance, you couldn't continue to work at your current police department in Chicago, so you ask to be transferred to another city dept. You wound up in Los Angeles. You try to forget Mahone with all the strength you have left as you go through your days off and on the field. One day you're invited to a charity party for some colleagues who have departed early and while you're there, you see something you would've never expected.

You checked your uniform one last time before entering the building.

A sea of black caps and golden trims moved around tables and chairs, making small talk and offering their condolences. Men and women coming from any angle of California, at least two from each department peppering the state.

Most of the officers were standing in small groups, holding glasses of sparkling wine snatched from the buffet table. You, on the other hand, approached the front of the crowd slipping through your colleagues and stopped in front of the photos put on display, a black ribbon in the top-right corner.

Five good men and two women, now dead in the name of serving and protecting.

You watched intently, feeling your throat closing when a little, evil thought slithered into your mind.

"His photo would never end up there."

One hand raised quickly to brush at your eyes, the tears threatening to make themselves known once again.

Alex disappeared for months now and no one had any idea where he went… the one that knew didn’t want to tell you even a smidgen of information on his last mission.

You asked and pleaded with Sullins for at least a week. You even cornered Wheeler and threatened violence on him and his small virility, but with no avail. You even tried to enter his now locked office, but once you managed to sneak your way in, you discovered it had been cleaned up of everything.

You swore to god you would search for him, but without a starter point, it all seemed useless.

You changed departments, you changed home and friends, but that didn't change the bleeding heart still in your chest.

Slowly, you grabbed your phone and opened it, watching the little photo you took of Alex: it was during one of your dinners together, where he finally drank a little and loosened up. His face had been rosy all evening and he laughed at every little thing.

The photo you snapped in secret was of him smiling, his head turned to one side, almost bashful. His true self, hidden underneath the cold façade he wore while working.

Your thumb caressed the glass of the screen, using that virtual picture to send a prayer for him like all those people did for the mourned.

The concept hit you like concrete in your gut. Alex was dead and you would never see him again.

Forgotten by his colleagues, hidden away like a stain.

The hope you buried deep into your soul finally gave its last breath and you closed the phone with a soft clack, the sound a metaphor of nailing that coffin shut.

"This was the worst idea…" you thought to yourself, your feet quickly turning around towards the exit of the hall, but as you passed by some officer talking to a lady, you heard a voice you recognized.

That tone had been etched into your brain for how many times you and Alex poured on the video he made, searching for clues, mistakes or just studying the guy.

Your eyes, shining with held-back tears, shot up towards the origin of the sound and there he was.

Michael Scofield, donning a uniform like he owned the place.

Shock and anger filled you, as you saw his hand reach underneath a table and grab something small and black.

He looked around briefly, and when Scofield saw your eyes glued on him, he stopped for a second.

Your glossy eyes betrayed the hatred you felt for him and the escapee surely noticed, because his body tensed while fast-walking towards a little hallway, hidden away from the rest of the party members.

Anger turned into rage as you walked right behind him, slithering among your other colleagues to reach his disappearing shoulders. A whirlwind of thoughts twirled in your mind, feeling the same hunting dog that was Mahone.

Why was he there? What was that little thing he grabbed? How brazen did he have to be to show his face there, wearing a police uniform?? What has he done to Alex??

After all he did, the lives he ruined...after he took Alex away from you.

You moved into the empty corridor and saw Scofield turning a sharp right into a little side-garden, probably searching for an escape route.

That was your chance, away from anyone, to finally grab revenge and make it yours.

As soon as both of you were around the corner of the hallway, you ran up to him and grabbed his forearm, slamming his chest against a wall on your left. “Where is he?!” you hissed into his ear, your elbow digging into his spine. “Where is Mahone??”

Scofield turned his head and looked at you with his cold gaze, but you could almost see a hint of surprise, a panic wash on his face before he could get a hold of himself. "I know he was after you. I swear to God–!"

Scofield immediately reacted, fighting your hold; what he lacked in training he had with height difference and desperation.

A punch managed to hit your cheekbone and your cap flew off your head, but you didn’t stop.

There were far too many questions to pry the answers from his mouth.

Like a snake attacking its prey you launched on him again. Your foot rose to hit his knee straight on, a move Alex taught you to make anyone buckle, but Scofield dodged that, his clear eyes passing from you to a form behind your shoulder.

Suddenly a big forearm wrapped around your throat and you were lifted a few inches off the ground by the tall figure that was Burrows.

You should've thought about that, the brothers rarely acted alone… you were too fixated on that forbidden knowledge to remember. "Lincoln let's go, I have the device..!" Scofield heaved, massaging his jaw you hit in your fury.

Meanwhile, Burrows was crushing your windpipe, but you didn't stop fighting: months of sadness, frustrations and pure heartache were pouring into your limbs like a river.

Your legs kicked and your back arched, hands trying to find a place to grab onto the escapee. When your fingers clawed at the fold of Burrows' elbow, you used his own body like a stabilizer and curled your legs up before pushing them down again with all the strength you had, trying to unbalance the burly man.

Burrows folded forward just enough for your feet to land on the floor again and immediately you pushed him back and against the wall, trying to distract him just enough to free yourself.

Just a little more, just a little harder before you would pass out from the lack of oxygen.

With a strangled growl you tried again, this time you drove your heel into the top of his foot and finally you felt his hold soften enough for you to free yourself. You turned and grabbed his still hunched shoulders, shoving your knee directly into his guts, again and again.

For a moment it seemed to slow him down, hearing him grunt in pain as you tried to down him, but all stopped all of a sudden.

"What are you two doing there?? We need to go!" you heard a hushed tone from the hallway and your body froze for a second, your reddened eyes shifting towards the voice you heard.

Alex…?

Burrows, seeing you distracted, sucker-punched the lights out of you, making you lose your footing.

The shock of the hit made you see black and stars, the taste of blood filling your mouth.

The punch probably managed to break one tooth, too.

You wanted to reply in kind to Burrows' hits, but again he grabbed you, twisting your arms behind your back and pushing your chest against the wall like you did with his brother.

No kick or wriggle could free you now, tired and still out of this world for the previous direct.

"Lincoln there's no time for this, they're all going out–" Mahone appeared from the corridor with a light jog and your barely focusing eyes met him for the first time in months.

Alex was as beautiful as you remembered, if only a little thinner, a little rougher around the edges. His eyes held a haunting light in the very back, but the bewildered look on his face made your heart squeeze.

Under that matter-of-factly behaviour, he seemed sad. Oh so sad, especially now that his lips mouthed your name in pure confusion.

While he stopped at archway, you started to fight more Burrows’ hold, feeling his hand search something on you. “I need to cuff her or she’ll blow our coverー” "Let her go," Mahone commanded hastily when he found his voice again, starting to approach you and Burrows “What…?” "Lincoln! Let her go!" He added more forcefully, almost panicked.

The moment Burrows' hands disappeared from your body, you shoved him away, only one thing mattering for you in that instant.

You closed the couple of feet between you and Alex with a leap and wrapped your arms around his neck and shoulders, exhaling a desperate sob into his neck.

At the same time, Alex moved his hands to hug you back into a warm, solid hold.

The dam almost broke when you felt his warm palm against the nape. "Alex…! Oh...m-my God, Alex…!" You heaved with desperate relief, clawing at the dark uniform he was wearing. At that sound, his whole frame crumbled and his embrace tightened, quivering. “Y/n...I’m so sorry love, Iー” "Where did you go??” you spoke again with a dense tone full of worry. Your hands detached from his shoulders only to cup his face, so you could see directly in those glass-like eyes you always loved the most. “ I thought you were dead…! No one told me where you were…! Sullins, Wheeler, even Felicia didn’t give me a fucking clue!" Your voice, at first sad, started to mount in emotions, remembering the time you literally begged Lang to tell you Mahone’s last known location.

Alex watched you with his face distorting into a mix of happiness and guilt, his own hands cradling your nape with sad sweetness. “It’s...Y/n, it’s complicated...” he whispered, feeling Michael and Lincoln’s eyes on his back, now that the brothers reunited. “Just...come with me? Please? We…” he turned his head slightly, as if asking permission to take you with him to Michael, who was now watching him intently. Lincoln seemed weary of you, while he massaged his offended abs. “It’s dangerous to be heー”

Your lips crashed on his in a desperate kiss when Alex shifted his gaze back to you, losing your breath in the effusion almost completely.

Both brothers raised their brows as they watched a vaguely shy Mahone blink into the sweet attack, before slowly replying, softening your frantic gesture into something warmer, tender.

Alex’s breath became cold on your skin and his fingers gently brushed away a few tears from your cheeks.

The kiss would’ve lasted longer, but Michael’s voice came up between them like a crowbar. “We have to go.”

Your attention rounded suddenly towards Scofield, watching him in anger. “Go where??” you growled, turning to Alex for a brief moment as if searching for an answer, only to return your eyes on Michael’s cold ones. “He’s not going anywhere, Scofield, do you hear me?? What do you have to make him obey like a good lil’ doggie?? Did you blackmail him?? Threatened his son??” At each barked question you took a step forward, towards the brothers. “I swear if you lay a finger on that boy you’ll beg to be killed!”

At the same time Mahone grabbed your arm to stop you and Lincoln put himself between his brother and your irate gaze. “Aw as if you would scare me, big guy!” you yanked at Alex’s hand, flexing the shoulders backwards while your chest puffed out. Your hands itched for some confrontation, the dark imagery in your mind giving fuel to your rage. “C’mon I’ll finish the job with you and then make your spindly lil’ brother spit out that brilliant brain of his!-” “Y/N! Stop it, immediately!” Alex’s voice came serious and sharp behind you, the tone you heard so many times from your Chief in Command.

You stopped fighting Mahone’s hold and your lips fell silent, but you still watched the brothers as if you could kill them with your eyes. “Y/n I’ll explain everything.” Alex then pulled you back and held you around the shoulders in fear you would jump the brothers again. “But Michael is right, we have to go-” “yeah, but leave the pipsqueak behind, would you?” Lincoln harrumphed, you and him exchanging lethal gazes.

“Is she trustworthy?” the younger brother asked instead and you squinted at him, clawing at Mahone’s dark shirt in a protective (and rather possessive) stance.

Alex sighed and nodded. “Yes. I can vouch for her...It’s been...a terrible month for everyone,” he quickly said to Scofield and the man seemed to understand.

He then turned to his brother and jerked his head towards the hallway, a silent sign that Burrows barely noticed.

Exiting the building became almost too easy and when the four of you reached a black, big car, you looked up to Alex. His face was serious and his eyes were wandering around on high alert.

His whole body was in full tension near yours, as you walked elbow to elbow, and for a moment replayed his words in your mind. “It’s too dangerous.”

Why was it dangerous? He was with the Bureau, a valued agent, one of the best! All those policemen would be honored to be in his presence…!

“Get on…” he whispered to you as he opened the car door, watching around with his jaw tensing.

The journey through the city was one of the heaviest you ever witnessed: the brothers were on the front seats, MeatHead driving and WonderBoy looking out of the windows, scanning the sidewalks.

You and Mahone took the back seats and you felt the silence push on you two, while Alex had one hand fisted on his leg and the other rested between your shoulder blades.

The stylish part of the city slowly morphed into factories and rusted iron, eaten away by the salt of the sea.

You saw some warehouses on your way to the group’s destination and finally Burrows parked haphazardly in front of a seemingly abandoned building. “We’ll stay out here for a second,” Alex called out to the brothers and while Lincoln didn’t even turn, Michael gave the federal a nod, watching you with calculating eyes, before disappearing inside that particular warehouse.

Only you and Alex remained on the quay, the man taking a deep breath before stretching his fingers towards you, softly touching your forearm. “Come…” he breathed, his previous hard voice now barely a wisp.

Mahone walked up to the cement barriers that functioned as guardrails along the edge of the port, the only thing protecting people from falling into the sea water. He turned and sat down on top of one of the Jersey bumps, completely deflated. “Alex...what happened…?” you prompted him, inching closer to him.

You didn’t have your fire inside anymore, anger now fizzled into worried sadness. You never saw him like that, completely defeated. A shadow barely holding onto its physical form. “It’s a long story,” he spoke without looking into your eyes. Instead, he moved one hand and slowly reached for one of yours, gently weaving them together. “I will understand if you will want to...keep your distance, after, but please listen… I really need someone to listen…”

And you did.

You didn’t speak while his voice started to pour out into a long, convoluted string. You absorbed everything, from the starting hunt, to Panama, through Sona and then out.

Your chest tightened as he recounted how Sona was, the killings and brutality, the blood shed and the constant fear of end up shanked. Instinctively you brought his hand to your chest as you heard his defeat against his personal demons, in the shape of white dust and a needle.

You listened about the Company, who and why were they against the brothers, the conspiracy behind Burrows’ death sentence and the courage his brother had to free him. All those words lit up a bunch of lightbulbs in your head, especially when Mahone explained that he worked for the Company twice already, doing double-crossing the second time he did. How they threatened whoever he loved. His son, Pam. You. “That’s why…” you whispered. “That's why you refused to even sleep...If I knew back then I could-” “you didn’t have to know. It was best that way...I couldn’t risk losing you too…” Alex sighed while you lowered your intertwined hands down, completely shocked and still processing all the infodump he just did.

But there was something he didn’t speak about and you could feel it, a thorn prickling in the background. Bleeding one droplet at the time. “There’s something you’re not telling me…” you muttered, inching closer to him. “Alex…Who…? Felicia? Pam?” you asked, seeing his empty eyes fixating on a far, non-existing point on the cement.

The lack of replies didn’t give you enough to work with, but you noticed something, a sorrow dug deep in him that no normal death would create.

If there was something Alex truly cared about was...

Oh no…

“...Cam?” you whispered, as the realization hit you.

You saw his kid from time to time and when your relationship deepened, you even brought the boy to school using your police car, earning you the ‘Police Mom’ title.

He knew about you and his dad, of course, and even Pam seemed satisfied that Alex found someone else to be happy with.

“Three...four days ago…” came the reply. He tried to remain collected, but you could hear the lump in his throat tighten.

You left his hand only to raise your arms and approach him, enveloping his head and his shoulders into a firm embrace. Your palm caressed his nape and you could feel his entire body collapse against you, as if the last trace of self-control disappeared the moment you hugged him.

His hands clawed at your back when he searched for your body like a castaway in the middle of a maelstrom, squeezing you tightly against himself while his face drowned in your presence.

He trembled without a sound, but you knew he was crying.

You rode with him the waves of agony, keeping steady against the hot tears you felt dampening your dark uniform. “Oh God I’m so sorry darling..” you whispered in his hair, kissing the top of his head. “I’m here now...I’m here and I’m not leaving...ok? I’ll never leave…” your hands caressed the back of his neck, his shoulder and what could you reach of his back, trying to smooth away the sadness he was so firmly enveloped into.

The embrace lasted minutes, where Mahone slowly relaxed more and more into it, until he finally took a deep breath and started to lean away, looking up to you.

His eyes were red and still wet, the icy blue of his eyes still amazingly beautiful even in sorrow. “We’ll get to the end of it, together...ok?” you whispered, holding a smile on your face, hoping to rub some of that optimism onto him. He only nodded, his throat bobbing with a swallow before he would stretch his neck and search for a kiss. You couldn’t deprive a desperate man some love, so you gladfully leaned down and met his lips with your own, a slow and soft press that asked for peace, even for an instant.

Was like that, a statue devoted to love and hardship, that you two were caught by an oblivious Sucre, just arrived from his part of the retrieval mission.

He slinked away with a shameful ‘sorry!’ after he realized who was there on the quay and while you furrowed your eyebrows, Mahone only sighed a little laugh, hiding himself again in your chest. “Thank you...for being here...for...being,” he muttered with a sweet, shy tone.

You hugged him some more, your time now to feel a lump in your throat.

#prison break #Alexander Mahone #Alexander Mahone x Reader #fanfic #oneshot #Police uniform #michael scofield #lincoln burrows

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tenderlydestroyed · 4 years ago

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I want to write a fic where the foreplay between Alex and Michael is Alex solving Michael's clues, tailing and then finding him. Of course intentionally. And his reward is Michael himself 😳 I Will write it I swear.

#mahonefield #alex x michael #prison break #alex mahone #michael scofield

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opheliasbrokenmind · 4 years ago

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Hey pal! I've got a request for you :) How about Mahone having a concussion and has to stay in hospital for weeks and company's not happy with this and force him into field again and he gets hurt again bc he can't concentrate and all :') I hope everyhting's alright with you

i just realised how much i’ve missed writing for him <3

‘Has anyone heard from Agent Mahone?’ Wheeler asked the office and you watched the people shaking their heads. It’s been three days since he disappeared and you found yourself at the FBI building, looking for him. ‘Do you know him?’ A woman with a sharp suit appeared in front of you and you frowned, ‘Yes, I do. I thought he could be here since he works late.’

‘And who are you supposed to be?’ She sounded harsh so you didn’t soften your face as you answered, ‘A close friend, and you are?’ You hoped the emphasis on the word would ring a bell and when she replied, you knew she got the message. ‘His colleague.’ You forced a smile and nodded, ‘Nice to meet you, Miss?’

‘Lang.’ She said and walked away, you stood alone and looked at the other man, ‘Thank you for asking people.’ The agent simply nodded and you left the building, thinking of a way to find him. Then your phone started to ring and you picked it immediately, ‘Alex?’

‘Good afternoon, Miss y/n.’ You looked at the screen and read his name again, then you frowned. ‘Who is this? Where’s Alex?’

‘Don’t panic, I’m calling from the Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Mr Mahone had an accident.’ You froze on the street and leaned to a wall, trying to stay calm but your heart was beating madly. ‘Is he alright?’ You managed to say and the woman on the other side sighed, ‘He will be. He was saying your name in his sleep so I thought I could call you.’

‘I’ll be there as soon as possible.’ You said and she ended the call. Your hands were shaking when you finally found a taxi and thanks to the traffic, you were there in twenty minutes. Time seemed to slow down though, every single minute pained you until you walked into the hospital.

‘Hello, can you tell me which room Alexander Mahone is staying?’ The secretary searched his name and turned to you, ‘Are you his wife, Pamela?’ The name pissed you off but you just shook your head, ‘They divorced. I’m his... friend.’ The girl smiled softly, ‘I see. We tried to reach her but she said she wasn’t living here anymore. His room number is 407.’

Once you found the room, a doctor was leaving but you ran after him. ‘Doctor, wait!’ The man turned to you and waited, ‘I’m here for Alex. Can you tell me what happened?’ He nodded, ‘All we know is he had a concussion but we’re not sure what caused it. It can be an accident or a fight, I’m not sure.’

‘What would you say?’ You asked and the man sighed, ‘Considering his line of work, I’d say a fight but that’s just a guess. Mr Mahone is a strong man so he will recover but it’s going to take time. We have to be sure he’s resting and your presence will be helpful.’ You listened carefully and asked once he was done, ‘Is there anything I can do now?’

‘Talk to him. He probably can’t answer but he’ll hear you. Let him know you’re here for him. If anything happens, ask for a nurse.’ Then he left and you stood at the corridor, trying to convince yourself that he’ll heal soon.

You opened the door and the scene in front of you hurt your whole body. The agent was lying unconscious on the bed, there was a bandage around his head and he looked so pale. Then there were cables on his body and machines beeping loudly. You forced yourself to close the door and walk to the armchair next to him before you let a tear fall down.

It took you a few minutes to gather up, then you reached his hand and it felt cold compared to your warm one. ‘Hi, it’s me, y/n.’ You said and waited for a reaction but he didn’t move a finger so you continued. ‘I called you a few times but you didn’t answer. I thought you were on a mission or maybe you wanted to have some space, that you’d let me know soon. I went to the Bureau today and asked Agent Wheeler but he said nobody heard from you. Then a nurse called me from your phone, said you were saying my name.’

‘You scared me so much, Alex. I’m still afraid, the doctor said you’ll be fine but I just can’t help but fear... Don’t you ever leave me, okay?’ You sighed and played with his fingers, ‘Agent Lang asked me who I was and I told I’m your friend. Well, I think we are more than that, I mean you’re more than a friend to me but I wasn’t sure if you wanted people to know so I didn’t say anything more. I didn’t want to put you in a difficult position.’

‘Oh, I always talk and now I can talk as much as I want but I hate it. I don’t want to talk, I want to hear you talking. I want to see your eyes, the blues filled with energy and watch them.’ Then you didn’t know what to say, it felt like nothing you could say would change the situation so you stayed silent. You watched his chest moving as he breathed and you focused on the fact that he was alive and you were by his side. Otherwise, you knew you wouldn’t hold your tears.

Doctors and nurses came and left, informing you everything looked fine. When it was almost three in the morning, you got up from the armchair and pressed a soft kiss on his cheek, ‘Good night, Alex.’

You woke up at eight and went to grab a cup of coffee, ‘Maybe the smell of coffee can wake you up, huh?’ You smiled to yourself and sipped your drink, admiring him. ‘I realise how beautiful you are now, you know? I wish I could remember every detail of your face. I also feel stupid, because I should’ve told you this earlier. Now I’m not even sure if you can hear me but just know that... you mean a lot to me and I don’t know what I’ll do if anything happens to you.’

Your hand found his fingers once again and you pressed your lips on his hand, ‘I know things with Pam have been hard and I want to be by your side as long as I can.’ He squeezed your hand weakly and your eyes widened with shock, ‘Can you hear me? Wait, I’ll call the nurse.’

‘I swear, he squeezed my hand.’ You explained to the woman and held his hand again, ‘Alex, can you hear me?’ The nurse waited but nothing happened. ‘I don’t want to upset you but that was probably a reflex.’ She gave you a weak smile and left, you sighed and rested on the armchair.

‘I avoided to answer before but yes, I used to play the piano. I wanted to be a pianist but then... I broke my wrist and it still hurts if I push the limits. Then I decided to study Art History and you know I’ll teach at the university next semester.’

‘I like to admire those paintings and they remind me of you. I know you think you’re a bit old for me but... I don’t believe it’s about ages, what’s important is understanding the other person and I’m trying to understand you. Every time I tell you something, I feel like you care about it and I like this about you, so much.’

‘I like hearing your voice.’ He whispered suddenly and you grabbed his hand, intertwinning your fingers, ‘You are awake! Wait, let me call the doctor.’ You tried to get up but he stopped you, ‘y/n, I need to talk to you first.’

‘There are some people and they know what happened to Shales. What I did to him... They want me to catch the Fox River escapees and I’m here because I had a little argument with one of them.’ Your jaw dropped as you listened to him, ‘Are you serious? Do you want me to call the police or the Bureau?’

‘No, they can’t help and if they find out about Shales, they’d send me to prison without blinking an eye.’ He watched you carefully and you sighed, ‘We’ll talk about this later, okay? What matters now is your recovery and I’m going to take the doctor now.’

The same doctor checked him and said everything was normal, ‘You need to rest at least one week to heal, otherwise, it can leave permanent damage. How do you feel now?’

‘I don’t feel bad.’ He said and the doctor smiled to you, ‘You see, now you can worry less.’ Then he left the room and you felt your cheeks getting hotter as Alex watched you with a sincere smile on his face. ‘Before you ask, I heard pretty much all of it.’ You turned your head to avoid his gaze but his hand stopped you, cupping your cheek softly. You leaned into his touch and closed your eyes, ‘I meant every word.’

‘I know you did but I’m not sure if that’s the safest way now, y/n. These people are on my back and I have to give them what they want. I don’t want them to know about you, I can’t risk it.’ You moved away and frowned, ‘What are you trying to say?’

‘I need you to stay away from me until this is over.’ You didn’t know what to say for a moment, ‘What? No, Alex, I want to be with you.’

‘I want you, too, love. Just for a while and when it’s over, I won’t repeat my mistakes. We’ll have a life together, alright? I promise.’ A tear dropped on your cheek and you wiped it away, ‘Don’t do this, don’t push me away.’

Later that day, you went home to have a shower and bring him some clothes and when you were back the next morning, the secretary said he checked himself out and left. You tried to reach him but his phone number was invalid. You didn’t know the visit the Company paid to him and what would happen if he continued to stay in the hospital and do nothing.

Six days after that you woke up to the knocking on your door and you weren’t expecting to see him. You stepped back so he could come inside but you noticed how it pained him to move. ‘What happened?’

‘I almost had Scofield but then... he ran away and let’s say that didn’t make them happy.’ You watched him sitting on the sofa and taking off his suit jacket. ‘Are they going to attack you every time something goes wrong?’ You helped him to unbutton his shirt as he leaned back, ‘If it’s not me then it’ll be Pam or Cam.’

‘Alex...’ You tried to speak but the words left you, leaving you in pain. Then you noticed the purpleness on his chest and tears escaped from your eyes, crying as you stood on your knees with his shirt in your hands. He grabbed your arms and you saw the muscles on his arms tighten, ‘I will be okay. It was a mistake to come here but... I didn’t want to be alone. I don’t want to be alone.’

You pressed a kiss on his chest and stood up, ‘I’ll draw you a bath right now, is it okay?’ He whispered thank you and you turned back to give him a kiss on the lips, ‘Then we will have dinner and you’ll get a good sleep.’ Once his body was relaxed and his stomach was full, he let you tuck him in a blanket and you two cuddled until one of you fell asleep. That night, he realised even at the worst times, there was something beautiful and unique.

#not peaky #prison break #alexander mahone #william fichtner #alex mahone #prison break imagine #prison break one shot #alexander mahone imagine #alexander mahone one shot #alexander mahone x reader #alex mahone imagine #alex mahone x reader #michael scofield #lincoln burrows #sara tancredi #prison break fanfic

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humanveil · 5 years ago

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Knee cap. Really hard.

+ bonus:

#prisonbreakedit #prison break #bbelcher #pbedit #filmtv #michael scofield #alexander mahone #michael x mahone #wentworth miller #william fichtner #violence tw #every time i rewatch this show i remember two things:#how ridiculous it was #and how much i love alex and michael #*#mygifs #long post #otp: got your message

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sproutwings · 7 years ago

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A little something I wrote for Poly Trolley 2018.

It’s just past midnight when the doorbell rings.

Michael motions for Sara to stay in the bedroom, grabbing the gun from the drawer and clicking the safety off. The rush of adrenaline through his veins is so familiar it’s almost comforting. He lets his hand rest on the handle for a long moment before he pulls open the door.

He doesn’t know what exactly he expects, but it’s not Alex Mahone on his porch, leaning against the brick wall of the entrance. His stance displays a well-practiced casualness Michael can tell is fake from the tense line of his shoulders and the way his smile is a little too sharp.

“Hello, Michael. It’s been a while.”

Read on AO3

#Prison Break #fanfic #Michael x Mahone #Alex Mahone #Michael Scofield #Sara Tancredi #otp: a devoted student of your work and skills #my fic

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finalgirlbrainrot · 2 years ago

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michael scofield and alexander mahone are two enemies and sona is their one bed hotel room

#prison break #michael scofield #alex mahone #alexander mahone #michael x alex

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twohearts-hs · 20 days ago

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Defying The Odds: 19 - Michael Scofield x Reader Series

Words in Total: 5.5k

Pairings: Michael Scofield x Reader: afab x reader

Warnings: Swearing, Prison, Intimacy, Murder, etc. you know the deal...

A/N: this is a complete series of ~105k words. Based on Season 1 & 2.

Hope you enjoy :)

Masterlist

Y/N had been hiding since she could remember in the motel room. She was recovering from the torture but also trying to figure out a game plan as she had no car, barely any money and no support.

However, as she turned on the television again she was met with Michael and Lincoln. They were on national television, being filmed for what sounded like the truth of it all. It was the The Company, the set up/framing of Lincoln, the truth of Mahone. She watched intensely.

Until Michael said her name…

“Y/N Y/L/N,” he spoke and Y/N’s heart dropped as she moved closer to the TV, reaching out.

“Y/N, if you’re listening, I know I can’t ask for another chance, I can only hope by now, you’ve found your safe haven. I took advantage of you, of your commitment to help others and it turned into a nightmare. I wish I could do things differently, but it’s too late for that now. It’s too late for you and for others. I’ve considered many ways to apologise but I must arrive at one,” he spoke.

It was a message. It was based on the Big Book for addicts. Y/N looked around the motel room, looking for one before finding it.

“I love you, Y/N. I always will,” Michael ended.

He wanted her to meet him at St. Thomas Hospital in Akron, Ohio at one.

She couldn’t get there though. She had no car. She needed to get creative.

“Michael Crane, you have a phone call. Repeat, Michael Crane you have a phone call.”

Y/N sat in her motel bed, phone against her ear as she heard the intercom. She tapped at her thigh as she waited, hoping he would get the message.

“This is Mr. Crane,” he spoke over the phone and Y/N let out a loud breath, head rolling back to hit the frame of the bed as she heard his voice.

“You’re there,” she whispered.

“I’m here,” he responded.

“I got your message, but I have no car. I couldn’t get to you in time so this was the only thing I could think of,” she explained.

“I swore I’d leave you alone, Y/N, but that note, it hurt me,” he whispered.

“I know, but I thought I was doing it to protect your safety.”

“I know, but I had to contact you,” he responded.

“Because I have something,” she muttered.

“How do you know?”

“Michael, back in Gila, I was going to come back to you once I realised. Somebody grabbed me…and they,” she took a deep breath. “They told me that my father had given me something.”

“Did someone hurt you?” he asked, voice low.

Someone did hurt her, but she couldn’t tell him that. “It’s ok. I got away,” she whispered, breathing heavily. “Michael, honey, I want this to be over,” she muttered, closing her eyes as she took a deep breath. “I want our happy ending.”

“That makes two of us,” he spoke with a smile.

“Do you think that’s possible?” she asked, voice breathy and unsure.

“With your help, yes. It’s just a question of looking at whatever it is that your father gave you.”

“It’s just…it’s just a key,” Y/N muttered, looking at the golden key with a crown in the middle in her hand. “It’s just a key.”

“Well, we’ll figure it out. Together,” he promised.

Y/N nodded despite him not being able to see her. “I’d like that. Tell me where to meet you, Michael. I can’t be by myself anymore. I need you.”

“Evansville, Indianna. Atlantic Train. Platform four,” he said.

“Ok,” she whispered. “Tomorrow?”

“Yes, tomorrow,” he agreed.

“Michael,” she whispered.

“Yeah?”

“I love you,” she muttered, closing her eyes as the tears fell.

“I love you more. See you tomorrow.”

She nodded, handing up the phone before going to sleep.

In Evansville, Indianna, Y/N got off the train, holding her bag close and pulling her jacket closer as she scanned the crowd of people. Michael should be there. Her heart was beating out of her chest as she walked around.

Then their eyes met. His beautiful baby blue, dressed in a sweater and a hat as he stood in the corner. Y/N picked up her pace lightly before smashing herself into him. Michael wrapped his arms around her, holding her close as his lips found hers.

“Hi,” she muttered, holding his cheek as she kissed them again. “I’m here,” she whispered. “You’re here. We can do this.”

Then he looked at her hair. Y/N cut it into a shorter hair cut from her normal long locks and Michael took a strand of hair.

“I was trying not to look like that awful mugshot of me,” she muttered as she held his hand. Her eyes darted over to Lincoln who stood next to Michael. “Hey, Linc.”

He smiled, saying his hello before she focused back on Michael. Michael grabbed her arm to squeeze but she instantly pulled away, wincing.

“Y/N?” he muttered, seeing her retract. His demeanour instantly changed, all worried now. “What happened?”

“Nothing,” she muttered, taking a step back, but Michael grabbed her arm and pulled the sleeve up to see the gash.

“Who the hell did this to you?” he spat.

“No one. I got away,” she muttered, pulling her sleeve down. “It’s in the past. I’m just happy I’m back with you,” she stated, hand coming to cup his cheek, thumb swiping against it as she smiled.

“You think we can do this?” she asked, getting straight to business.

“It depends on what your father gave you,” he replied, hand holding hers.

She took out the key from her pocket, handing it to Michael who looked at it. “Do you recognise it?” she asked.

Michael shook his head. “No, but…Y/N, we’ve got someone working with us now,” Michael stated.

Y/N turned her head and saw Kellerman and instantly, panic shattered through her body. She grasped Michael’s hand as she stared at him.

“Michael, we can’t trust him,” she whispered looking back to him. “He was the one who hurt me. He tried to drown me then electrocuted me before leaving me die in the bath,” she stated, licking her lips. Y/N explained what happened and instantly, she saw Michael going red but in his collective, calm way.

They walked to where Kellerman was, Michael had his hand on her lower back as he guided her.

“Hello, Y/N. What’s done is done. We all want the same thing. It’s good–“ Kellerman said lowly, smirking, however Michael thought to wipe that smirk off his face.

Instantly, Michael grabbed him, hands around his neck as he pushed him against the wall. Lincoln went for his hands so he could not defend himself.

“You didn’t tell us you left her to die,” Michael hissed.

“I was scaring her. I was going to pull her out,” Kellerman choked out.

Y/N shook her head watching this unfold. “No,” she whispered. “No…you left me there to drown," she said with confidence behind Michael.

“I wonder how long you can hold your breath. Maybe we should find out,” Michael threatened with his hand around his neck.

Michael eventually released him and Y/N grabbed him by the arm. “Why do we need him? We have the key, we’ll find out what it’s for,” she said, putting her key back in her pocket.

Michael turned to her, but Kellerman spoke up, “I can tell you what that key is for right now…It’s to a private cigar club.”

“Where?” Lincoln asked.

“Chicago,” Kellerman replied.

Y/N let out a sigh. Back to where it all started.

Kellerman went to try and get us onto the train to Chicago. Y/N sat on the bench, looking at her feet as she breathed heavily. They were going back to where it all started.

Lincoln came up, standing in front of her. “Hey,” he said.

“Hey, Linc,” she smiled lightly, looking up.

“It’s gonna be alright,” he spoke calmy, cool and calculated.

“If you say so,” she whispered back before looking at the ground.

“We’re going to use him to get what we want, then we dump him,” he said looking over at Kellerman and Michael. Lincoln adjusted his hat before sitting next to her on the bench. “I’m sorry you got involved in this,” he apologised.

“I escaped prison too,” she whispered with a chuckle.

“Yes, but you helping us…it means a lot,” he stated, eyes locked with hers. “And being with Michael, he needed someone like you. So, thank you.”

His hand went on and squeezed her forearm on her good arm as she looked at him. Kellerman came out and whistled, telling them to get in. Y/N walked onto the train, sitting next Michael as his hand came to squeeze her thigh while Lincoln went to a different row.

“We’ll be in Chicago in about five hours. You’ll want to get some rest,” Kellerman said, but Y/N ignored him and instead focused on Michael.

“You ok?” he whispered and she nodded, moving to put her head on his shoulder. Michael smiled, hand over thigh and tucking under as he pulled her closer.

Y/N closed her eyes as the train went, letting her fall asleep to Michael’s touch. After a while, Y/N was in and out of sleep when she felt his lips against her forehead. She smiled at his touch but her mind couldn’t help but flashback to Kellerman and what he did to her.

She shifted in her seat, sitting up straight to look around. Lincoln and Kellerman were asleep.

Y/N removed the drawstring from her sweater, playing with in front of her.

“Michael,” she whispered and he looked over, pulling him from his thoughts. “Do you know where the bathroom is?”

Michael nodded walking down the lane to the bathroom and Y/N followed. However, when she passed Kellerman he muttered, “It was never personal, Y/N. War never is.”

“Yeah,” she mumbled, walking past him, winding up the drawstring before attacking Kellerman. She hooked it around his neck, pulling it back as she chocked him. Kellerman fought back, trying to get her to stop but all she had was flashbacks of the bathtub and the way he touched her. Kellerman was chocking, suffocating as she continued to pull back, not flinching as she tried to kill him.

“Y/N!” Lincoln said, moving up the lane to her. “Let him go. Now!”

Michael came back, trying to grab onto Y/N. “Y/N,” Michael tried, hand wrapping around her and pulling her off. Y/N let go and allowed Michael to pull her away from Kellerman.

“Settle down,” Michael whispered in her ear as she struggled against his hold.

However, Kellerman ran to her but got stopped by Lincoln. “You get one of those! You get one of those! One!” he yelled, pointing at her with his gun in hand.

Pounding at the door as Kellerman told everyone to get down. Michael put her down as she sat and he came to her ear. “What were you thinking?”

Kellerman talked to the train guy, trying to get him to mind his own business as Y/N ignored Michael. Once Kellerman was done with the train guy, he turned to face them. “Just so we’re clear. If she tries that again…”

“You’ll do what?”

“Just stay on the other side of the car,” Lincoln said.

“It wasn’t personal, Paul,” Y/N bit walking to the bathroom. However, Kellerman just chuckled.

Y/N hid in the bathroom, washing her hands and throwing some water on her face as she took deep breaths. She almost killed a guy and she was proud to do such a thing to a man like him. Her head hit the back of the door as she took deep breaths.

A knock came at the door. “Y/N?” Michael called his name.

“Not now, Michael,” she whispered.

Michael left but came back about ten minutes later. He came to the door of the bathroom and knocked. “Hey, Y/N?” he called.

“Come in,” she replied.

Michael hesitated for a moment outside the bathroom door, unsure of what he might find. But he knew Y/N needed him, even if she didn’t want to admit. Pushing the door open slowly, he found her standing in front of the mirror, hands gripping the edge of the sink. Her eyes were distant, clouded by the memories of what just transpired with Kellerman.

“Y/N,” he said softly, stepping into the cramped space, his presence almost filling the room. She didn’t look up, her knuckles turning white as gripped the sink harder, trying to control the storm raging inside her.

“I told myself I’d never be that woman again,” she whispered, her voice barely audible, but the pain in it it was unmistakeable. “The one who hurts others. The one who…enjoys it,” she chuckled in disbelief.

Michael stepped closer, his hand reaching hers. “You’re not that woman anymore.”

Her head shot up, her reflection meet his eyes through the mirror. “Aren’t I? I almost choked a man to death, Michael. I wanted to.” She let out a shaky breath, her chest rising and falling rapidly. “I’m so tired of this – of running, of fighting, of watching people get hurt.”

Michael turned her to face him, his hands resting on her shoulders. “You’ve been through so much, Y/N. What Kellerman did…you didn’t deserve any of it. But you’re not going to be a killer again. You were defending yourself. He pushed too far.”

“I almost crossed the line.” She looked down, tears brimming in her eyes. “I used to enjoy killing bad men. It was a game. I was sick in the mind and now, I have all this guilt and envy for myself.”

He bought a hand to her face, tilting her chin so she’d meet his gaze. “You’re doing what you have to do, to survive. But I promise, this…this won’t last forever. We’ll find a way out.”

A single tear slid down her cheek, and she shook her head. “And my father... he’s gone because of this mess. Because of the choices I’ve made, the people I’ve been involved with.” Her voice broke, raw with guilt and sorrow. “If I had done things differently...”

“Your father didn’t die because of you,” Michael said firmly, brushing the tear away with his thumb. “He was caught in this, just like we all are. None of this is your fault.”

Y/N collapsed into his arms, her body shaking with quiet sobs. He held her tightly, his hand stroking her hair as he whispered reassurances. “We’ll get through this, together.”

After a few moments, her breathing slowed, and she pulled back, wiping her eyes. “I don’t know how much longer I can do this,” she admitted, her voice hoarse.

“We’re almost there,” Michael replied, his hand still cradling her face. “Just one more day, and we’ll be across the border. And then... no more running. No more looking over our shoulders.”

She stared at him, her brows furrowed with doubt. “You really think we can have that kind of life? A normal one?”

“I do,” he said, his voice soft but filled with certainty. “We’ll find a way to be happy. Together. I want that more than anything—for us.”

Y/N’s lips quivered, a mixture of hope and fear in her expression. “I want it too. But sometimes, it feels like... like I’m back in the mob, running from one threat to the next.”

Michael shook his head. “This is different. You have me. I’ll protect you.”

She let out a small laugh, but it was filled with pain. “It doesn’t feel so different sometimes.”

Before she could say anything else, Michael leaned in, pressing his lips to hers. The kiss was slow at first, gentle, but quickly became something deeper, something more desperate. It was as if they both needed this, needed each other, to forget the chaos swirling around them. His hands moved to her waist, pulling her closer, while her fingers tangled in his hair.

Y/N moaned softly against his lips, her body pressing into his as the kiss intensified. She climbed into his lap, straddling him, her hands trailing over his shoulders and down his chest. His hands followed the curve of her hips, dragging slowly over her skin, setting it on fire.

They were halted by the breaks and the train whistling. Y/N pulled away from Michael and looked at him. “We should go back,” she muttered, biting her lip and he nodded.

Lincoln went outside to see what was happening and up ahead was police cars blocking the tracks.

“Roadblock,” he announced.

Lincoln let them into the conductor’s room as it was locked.

“Run the roadblock,” Lincoln says looking ahead.

“Man, I can’t do that,” said the conductor.

“Run it!” Lincoln yelled, holding the gun to him. The throttle was placed to the five before honking the horn to tell them to move. The gun was pointed to the conductor by Kellerman and Y/N watched as they smashed into the police cars.

“They’re gonna have cops waiting for us at the next station,” Michael stated.

“We need to jump then,” Lincoln replied.

“And do what?” Kellerman added. “Hide under a barrel?”

“Linc’s right,” Michael says looking at his brother. However, the way he looked at him, Y/N knew Michael’s gears were turning and he was going to make a plan.

Michael got four people to dress like them then for them to call that there is four jumpers. That would get the police off of them for awhile as the police officers went after the decoys.

They got to the next station in different clothes so they wouldn’t be recognised.

“We need to find a car,” Lincoln said. All four of them walked around looking for a unlocked car to steal. Lincoln found one. Michael and Y/N got in the back while Kellerman and Lincoln were in the front.

“There are private humidors in the back. Each member’s name is on their box,” Kellerman explained as they parked outside the cigar club.

“Any security?”

“A receptionist, that’s it,” Kellerman explained. “I’m not a wanted fugitive. Give me the key, I’ll do it.”

Y/N scoffed shaking her head as she looked over at Michael. “Want to take a walk?” Michael asked with a smirk.

They walked across the street and Michael held the door for her, but he stopped her.

“I love you,” he whispered and she nodded.

“Me too,” she replied before walking in.

Y/N walked into the cigar club with the key in her hand before making her way to the boxes. Michael was at the bar, waiting for her.

However, as soon as she opened the door to where she needed to go, a voice called her name, “Miss. Y/L/N.”

Y/N looked over, eyes wide as she took in the man in front of her.

“I need to have a word with you,” the man said.

Y/N said nothing but stared.

“Miss. Y/L/N,” he tried again.

“Of course,” she muttered, going up to him and then dodging him to the exit. The man was hot on her heels as she made it to the exit.

Michael came out of nowhere. “It’s time to go,” he whispered, grabbing her hand and pulling her along with him.

They got out through the back exit and the alarm went. Michael grabbed her hand. “Come on, this way,” he said as they ran around the building.

They finally got back to the car, getting in as Michael explained that they didn’t get it.

“We need to get back in there soon. Once The Company figures out Y/N was in there, it won’t be long before they start wondering why. Find a spot close to the club and si tight. We’ll take the car and be back in a few hours,” Michael explained.

“Where are you going?” Lincoln asked.

“Turns out that maybe there’s one member of that club who can help us,” Michael stated.

“Who?” Lincoln asked as Michael handed him the pamphlet. “Pope?”

“Michael,” Y/N sighed. “Will this work?”

He looked over. “I don’t know, but have faith.”

Y/N knocked on the door, taking a deep breath as she waited.

“Just a minute!” Pope hollered.

Y/N stayed still looking behind her to see Michael and he nodded at her. The door opened and his excited, friendly face faltered at the sight of her.

“Pope,” Y/N said.

“What are you doing here?” he spat. “Besides fooling me and my doctor and fleeing my prison.”

“There’s something you need to hear, but first I ned to know you’ll listen,” Y/N said.

Pope shook his head. “I can assure you, Y/N, we’ve got nothing to discuss.”

Y/N put her feet between the door. “Sir, please, I need five minutes. After that, if you want us to leave, we will.”

“Who’s ‘us’?” he asked, confused.

Michael appeared out of nowhere coming into vision. Pope stared at him, mouth opened as Michael and him made eye contact. Y/N glanced over seeing Michael staring at Pope.

They walked inside and Pope took off his apron as he stated, “I don’t want any trouble.”

“Good, because that’s not why we’re here,” Michael replied, hands in his pocket.

Pope threw the apron onto the counter, creating some noise before pivoting to look at them. “What the hell are you thinking about?” he hissed. “Waltzing in here. You’re a wanted criminal! Both of you! In case you’ve forgotten, I’ve dedicated my career, my entire life, to keeping people like you two behind bars.”

“You’re talking about guilt people. My brother is innocent. And we may have the evidence to prove it,” Michael stated glancing over to Y/N.

“Well, I don’t care. I want you out of here,” Pope stated.

�� “It’s in a lockbox at the Corona de Oro Club and you’re a member,” Michael said so cooly.

“Out!” Pope barked.

“Henry, please listen,” Y/N tried.

He looked over to Y/N. “Y/N, you’re a murderer and a mobster. I could call Sebastian and hand you back to him, he’s been wanting–“

“My father was looking into the Burrows case when he was murdered. This key is the only thing I could recover from him,” she said holding up the key.

Pope looked at it, seeing key.

“I don’t give a rat’s ass about you, your brother or her,” Pope said lowly. “I trusted you. I took you under my wing. I treated you like my own son. I believed you! Day after day, you lied to me,” Henry stated, walking away from them. “What kind of a man does that?” he yelled.

“A desperate one,” Michael said nodding his head.

“Yeah, well… You two made a big mistake coming here today. You give me no choice. I’m going to notify the authorities right now,” Pope said walking over to the phone.

Michael took a breath before pulling the gun out and pointing it to him. “I’m sorry but I can’t let you do that. I don’t want to hurt you, Henry.”

“Said by the man with the gun,” he retorted.

“If it’s the only way I can convince you, so be it,” Michael spoke.

“Well, you’re not gonna convince me by doing that,” Pope replied.

“I’m not the man you think I am,” Michael lowly said.

“Yeah, I have a pretty good idea who you are, Michael.”

“If that’s true, then you already know I never wanted to be in Fox River. I never wanted to meet you, Henry. I certainly didn’t want to ruin your life,” Michael said, holding the gun.

“Yeah, well, you’ve done a pretty damn good job of it.”

“Henry, we just want to save an innocent man. I just wanted to escape the mob–“

“I just want my brother’s life back. I’d do anything for that. I’d lay down my life,” Michael sternly said.

“Well, that’s easy for you to say, standing on that side of the gun,” Pope piped.

Michael put the gun down, turning it to face him and Y/N gasped lightly. “What if I’m standing on this side?” Michael whispered.

“I could shoot you right now and not even think twice,” Henry stated.

“But you won’t,” Michael replied. “You’ve spent too much time around prisons to throw your life away like that.”

“What the hell are you trying to pull?” Pope spat.

“It’s simple. That’s the key to an innocent man’s freedom,” Michael said looking over to the key which Y/N was holding. “Come on, Henry,” Michael whispered. “We both know there’s something going on here. Too many people have died. Look me in the eye and tell me you don’t believe there’s a cover-up going on right now.”

“I’ve got no moral obligations here, Michael. As far as I know, Lincoln is as guilty as hell so is she.”

“Then take a ten minute drive with me and we’ll find out,” Michael fired back. “That’s all I ask.”

“Henry, you’ve looked into this before, you’ve thought about it. My father–“

“–I have and I’ve come to one conclusion. This has nothing to do with me. But I am a man of the law, and right now I’ve got two convicted felons standing inside my house!” he shouted.

“Well, maybe there’s something I can offer you to make you change your mind,” Michael spoke. “You come with us and help us…I’ll go back to prison,” Michael said and Y/N instantly went to him grabbing him by his arm.

“Michael, you can’t do that. You can’t do that to Linc…to me,” she pleaded, but he ignored her.

“If this is what it takes to free Linc, so be it,” Michael stated.

“Michael, I can’t live without you. Michael, I can’t–“

“–It’s ok,” he whispered, kissing her forehead.

They got in the car, Pope in the front with Michael and Y/N in the back. Pope stared at Michael with this death glare, longing for his demise. Y/N handed him the key.

“You’re certain?” Pope asked. “About what’s in the box?”

“No, but it’s all we’ve got,” Michael replied.

“Thank you, Henry,” Y/N said from the back. “It means a lot.”

Pope got out of the car and walked to the cigar club. They watched as he disappeared.

“Are you sure about this?” Y/N asked.

“No,” he stated.

As Y/N and Michael sat in the car, the air around them was thick with anticipation, waiting for Pope to retrieve the item from the cigar club. The moments stretched long, the hum of the engine the only sound between them as the sun began to set on the horizon. Y/N glanced over at Michael, who was focused on the club entrance, his brow furrowed in that concentrated way that always made her heart skip.

“You know,” she began, breaking the silence. “You still owe me a date.”

Michael turned, his lips curving into that small, knowing smile. “A date?”

“Mhm.” Y/N folded her arms, pretending to be stern. “You promised me. Somewhere quiet, nice dinner. No cops, no mobsters, no chasing after prison break items. Just you and me.”

His smile widened, the tension in his shoulders easing a little. “That does sound nice.”

Y/N raised an eyebrow, a playful glint in her eye. “Maybe a little overdue, don’t you think?”

Michael chuckled softly, glancing at the dashboard before turning fully to face her. “I haven’t forgotten. I’ll make it up to you, I promise.”

Her smile turned mischievous. “You better. Otherwise, I’ll be forced to remind you… like I did the other day.”

At that, Michael’s smirk faded into something softer, more intimate. He remembered exactly what she was talking about—their first time together, the way they finally let themselves give in to all the tension that had been simmering between them for so long. His eyes darkened a bit, but they were still warm, reflecting the memory of that night.

“I wasn’t exactly complaining,” he teased, his voice dropping just slightly.

Y/N bit her lip, trying to suppress a laugh. “Neither was I, in case you hadn’t noticed.”

Michael’s fingers absentmindedly tapped the steering wheel, his gaze locking onto hers. “It was perfect,” he said softly, the sincerity in his voice making her heart flutter. “Better than I ever imagined.”

“Yeah?” she asked, her tone light but her heart racing. “I mean, I was hoping I didn’t disappoint you.”

Michael’s laugh was low, almost a groan. “Disappoint? You’re kidding, right? I’ve been trying not to think about it too much, or I’d lose focus.” His hand reached over, his fingers brushing the back of hers.

Y/N leaned in closer, her voice playful as she whispered, “Well, if you lose focus, I’d be happy to... remind you again sometime.”

He looked at her, and for a brief moment, the world outside the car—the danger, the running, the stakes—melted away. It was just them, sharing this stolen moment, their teasing turning into something more.

“I’d like that,” Michael murmured, his hand still resting against hers. His thumb traced small circles on her skin, and she could see the longing in his eyes, the same kind she felt burning in her own.

Y/N gave him a small grin, her heart skipping in her chest. “After that date, maybe?”

“Definitely,” he replied, leaning in just slightly. “But who says we have to wait?”

Y/N laughed, leaning back against the seat. “You’re impossible, Michael Scofield.”

“And you love it,” he shot back, his voice teasing but full of affection. Then his phone rang and Michael answered it, talking to Lincoln.

However, Pope was taking too long. But, then company showed up.

“Michael, he has a gun,” Y/N said.

“I know,” he replied, but Michael put the car in gear and sped to where Pope was, hitting Bill Kim. Pope climbed in.

Lincoln was beating up the agent when Michael yelled for him to get in the car. However, once he got in, Y/N saw Kellerman run to them, but she locked the door.

They got to Pope’s house and he got out, glaring at Michael as he walked away.

“What’s going on?” Lincoln asked.

Y/N closed her eyes and sighed.

“I made a deal with Pope,” Michael said, getting out of the car. Lincoln and Y/N followed.

“You made a deal with Pope? What kind of deal?” Lincoln barked as he followed him.

“Michael,” Y/N tried.

“If he came with us, and if we got what we needed, I said I’d turn myself in,” Michael lowly said.

“What?” Lincoln barked.

“It’s true. I tried to talk him out of it–“

“–Well, you obviously failed,” Lincoln yelled at her.

“Lincoln,” Michael scolded. “Don’t.”

“We don’t even know what this thing is!” Lincoln barked. “It could be nothing, Michael!”

“It’s the only thing I could think of. You two could still finish this,” Michael said. “You’ll just have to do it without me.”

“Michael,” Y/N said and he turned to look at her. Y/N walked up and hugged him, holding him close. “I am serious I can’t live without you and I don’t want to spend our lives talking behind a screen with you in handcuffs. If I can even get in the prison as I am a fugitive too.”

“I know,” he whispered in her ear. “I love you. I want you to be mine for the rest of our lives, but I understand–“

“–No, you don’t get to say that,” Y/N scolded. “I love you Michael Scofield,” she whispered, kissing his lips. “Forever and always.”

Michael let go of her as he walked to Pope.

“I won’t let you do this, Michael! There’s no coming back from this!” Lincoln yelled, pointing at him.

Y/N closed her eyes, feeling the tears welling up and as they slid down. However, when Michael got up to Pope he said, “No, no.”

“What’s the hold up?”

“Your brother is right,” Pope said. “I wouldn’t count on the courts to show you any leniency in this.”

“That doesn’t matter. I said I’d hold up my end of the deal,” Michael said looking over to Y/N who was wiping the tears from her eyes. His heart broke.

“You already did.” Pope took out a USB hard drive and held it up. “I listened to this. You have something here. There’s going to be a lot of people who wish you didn’t, but you do,” Pope said, handing him the USB stick.

“Listen, Henry…”

“I’d go now if I were you. And don’t consider this forgiveness. In fact, I’m about ten seconds away from changing my mind,” he said.

Michael whispered his gratitude before turning back to them. Y/N thanked Pope before getting back in the car.

They got to a hotel room where they got a laptop and sat down around it, ready to listen to the flash drive. Michael sat down and Y/N sat on the desk next to him as he opened the laptop and plugged it in.

“Do you think it’s a conversation?” Y/N asked.

“One they don’t want us to hear,” Michael replied. “You ready?”

“Let’s do it.”

Here you go!

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