Hrockz
Coroner
Disclaimer: I don't CSI:Miami or any of it's characters.
Summary: The following is a series of points of view taken from different people following the events of 'Going Ballistic'. I know there're lots of theories to explain what went on in the season finale, this is my version of it. Sorry about the fic title I really couldn't come up with anything better.
Enjoy!
Ryan
"It's done." The text message flashes on my cellphone. The signal that a chain of significant events have been set into motion.
I pause and take a breath. My heart is heavy, I don't like what I have to do. But I gave my word. I steel myself for the task ahead.
I slide my cell into my pocket, and retrieve the keys to the Hummer. I climb in. Calleigh didn't like it when I left in the middle of an interrogation, she's gonna hate me when she finds out the truth. I gave my word, like it or not, I will get things done.
I start the engine and pull out of MDPD. I drive to the airfield. Time to take care of things.
******************* flashback *****************
"Ryan," Horatio used my first name, must be important. "I need a favour."
We're standing outside MDPD, away from prying ears.
"Sure." Anything for H, I owe him.
"Listen to what I have to say..... then decide, ok?" Horatio slips off his sunglasses, then gives me his trademark head tilt.
"Ok." I fold my arms across my chest. Unsure what to expect. I listen intently as H tells me of this favour he needs of me. I can't believe my ears.
"What do you want to do Mr Wolfe?" Horatio asks when he finishes.
"I'll do it." I feel honoured, in a strange way. This is the second time he has asked me to do something like this for him.
"I need you remember every detail I told you, and no matter what happens, do as I told you." Horatio stresses the importance of his instructions.
"You have my word." I came through the first time didn't I? But this time the stakes are higher.
"Thank you."
He is gone in a flash.
***************** end flashback ****************
That was the last time Horatio and I spoke. I'm unsure as to whether I will speak to him again. "It's done." Those words flash in my mind again. No turning back now.
There is little traffic on the roads. It gives my brain cells opportunity to think. I try to envison what I would see. Horatio had, no.... I'm already using the past tense, I shouldn't. Horatio is my boss, mentor and friend. He had looked out for me in the past year. Being a CSI is in my blood, it's all I have ever wanted to do. I was devestated when I was fired, all because of a stupid addiction. But H got me my job back, and I owe him. No matter what the cost.
Nothing would have prepared me for what I saw as I pulled up on the desserted runyway. I jump out of the Hummer, and walk the few feet towards the motionless body on the ground.
I've seen countless bodies like this, lifeless on the ground in a pool of blood. But somehow this is different. This guy is supposed to be untouchable, isn't he? I throw my hands up in the air and they come down again, resting on the back of my head. My stomach knots itself and I have the sudden urge to vomit. Get a hold of yourself Wolfe!
I knew this would happen, but seeing Lt Horatio Caine lying face down in a pool of blood on the tarmac is something one cannot prepare adequately for. Time's awasting. My mind kicks it up a notch.
I squat beside Horatio, careful not to disturb the blood pool. I study the scene, his sunglasses lies within his reach, cracked. There is no exit wound, the bullet appears to have entered his abdomen, but there is no way to be certain unless I turn him.
Nobody can know I was here. I slip on my latex gloves, those I always carry round with me for use at crime scenes. I have to be merticulous down to every detail. I don't like lying to my friends but the situation would call for it. I need to cover my tracks well. I have some very good CSIs as colleagues.
I put a finger to Horatio's jugular. His instructions sound in my mind. The presence or absence of a pulse would determine my next step.
To be continued......
Summary: The following is a series of points of view taken from different people following the events of 'Going Ballistic'. I know there're lots of theories to explain what went on in the season finale, this is my version of it. Sorry about the fic title I really couldn't come up with anything better.
Enjoy!
Ryan
"It's done." The text message flashes on my cellphone. The signal that a chain of significant events have been set into motion.
I pause and take a breath. My heart is heavy, I don't like what I have to do. But I gave my word. I steel myself for the task ahead.
I slide my cell into my pocket, and retrieve the keys to the Hummer. I climb in. Calleigh didn't like it when I left in the middle of an interrogation, she's gonna hate me when she finds out the truth. I gave my word, like it or not, I will get things done.
I start the engine and pull out of MDPD. I drive to the airfield. Time to take care of things.
******************* flashback *****************
"Ryan," Horatio used my first name, must be important. "I need a favour."
We're standing outside MDPD, away from prying ears.
"Sure." Anything for H, I owe him.
"Listen to what I have to say..... then decide, ok?" Horatio slips off his sunglasses, then gives me his trademark head tilt.
"Ok." I fold my arms across my chest. Unsure what to expect. I listen intently as H tells me of this favour he needs of me. I can't believe my ears.
"What do you want to do Mr Wolfe?" Horatio asks when he finishes.
"I'll do it." I feel honoured, in a strange way. This is the second time he has asked me to do something like this for him.
"I need you remember every detail I told you, and no matter what happens, do as I told you." Horatio stresses the importance of his instructions.
"You have my word." I came through the first time didn't I? But this time the stakes are higher.
"Thank you."
He is gone in a flash.
***************** end flashback ****************
That was the last time Horatio and I spoke. I'm unsure as to whether I will speak to him again. "It's done." Those words flash in my mind again. No turning back now.
There is little traffic on the roads. It gives my brain cells opportunity to think. I try to envison what I would see. Horatio had, no.... I'm already using the past tense, I shouldn't. Horatio is my boss, mentor and friend. He had looked out for me in the past year. Being a CSI is in my blood, it's all I have ever wanted to do. I was devestated when I was fired, all because of a stupid addiction. But H got me my job back, and I owe him. No matter what the cost.
Nothing would have prepared me for what I saw as I pulled up on the desserted runyway. I jump out of the Hummer, and walk the few feet towards the motionless body on the ground.
I've seen countless bodies like this, lifeless on the ground in a pool of blood. But somehow this is different. This guy is supposed to be untouchable, isn't he? I throw my hands up in the air and they come down again, resting on the back of my head. My stomach knots itself and I have the sudden urge to vomit. Get a hold of yourself Wolfe!
I knew this would happen, but seeing Lt Horatio Caine lying face down in a pool of blood on the tarmac is something one cannot prepare adequately for. Time's awasting. My mind kicks it up a notch.
I squat beside Horatio, careful not to disturb the blood pool. I study the scene, his sunglasses lies within his reach, cracked. There is no exit wound, the bullet appears to have entered his abdomen, but there is no way to be certain unless I turn him.
Nobody can know I was here. I slip on my latex gloves, those I always carry round with me for use at crime scenes. I have to be merticulous down to every detail. I don't like lying to my friends but the situation would call for it. I need to cover my tracks well. I have some very good CSIs as colleagues.
I put a finger to Horatio's jugular. His instructions sound in my mind. The presence or absence of a pulse would determine my next step.
To be continued......