Martin Bohm (
doeshisbest) wrote2012-08-29 12:20 am
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Things had happened too fast for him to have a moment to stop and call people. They were coming for Jake and he couldn't lose him. He found a hotel room as soon as he could find one, using cash. He just turned him and his son into fugitives. As much as he missed Sam he wasn't sure it was fair to ask her to come to him and Jake, but she also deserved to know he was alright and was sorry he left. So he called her from a burner he bought.
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He was always honest with her as he closed his eyes. He tried to keep that shakiness from his voice. He failed however.
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"Where are you headed?"
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He was torn, wanting her there with him but wanting her safe. She deserved that, and she had her brother.
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She took a deep breath, trying hard to keep it together. He was upset enough and she didn't need to make it worse.
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All the stuff they put him through, it had all been lies. He sighed sounding broken for so many reasons it felt like.
"How have you been holding up?"
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So what if he was different. He was a child and shouldn't be used as an experiment. While she was upset about him leaving, she could tell just how upset he was and just wanted to be there in his arms.
"Not good. I was too worried about you."
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He asked out of the blue, he couldn't help it. He missed her.
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She didn't like the thought of being without him.
"I miss you."
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He bit his lip wanting so bad to tell her to come to him.
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He could probably tell she was on the verge of tears, not any happier about anything than he was.
"What's gonna happen to us?"
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He chewed his lip slowly looking over at a sleeping Jake.
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She hated the thought of going on without him.
"I would have went with you."
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He sent her a text telling her where he was, which wasn't far. He couldn't go that far without talking to her first. It was her choice from there whether she packed up and came to him or stayed and waited for the possibility of someday.
"I'll be moving out tomorrow."
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She glanced at the text when it came through, surprised he wasn't farther away than he was. She'd already made up her mind the second she saw the address, she just didn't share it with him yet.
"I'll have a decision before then."
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Though he really didn't want to let her go, worried it was the last time in a who knew how long he'd talk to her again.
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"Alright. I love you."
After she hung up the phone, she started packing and filled two gym bags and a backpack with her things, getting as much cash as she could. She made arrangements with someone she could trust to get to where she needed to be and several hours later, she was softly knocking on Martin's door.
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"Sam?"
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"You said it was up to me and I didn't wanna wait until morning."
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"Missed you so much. You have no idea how happy I am to see you."
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"I missed you, too. Didn't want to spend another night without you."
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He brushed his lips over hers again lovingly.
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"I knew what I was getting into when we got together. You never tried to hide anything. I wanna be here with you, both of you."
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"Jake will be happy to see you."
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"Did he miss me?"
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Martin smiled at her and nodded and went and got something Jake had drawn, the three of them.
"He did."
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