Callie is a sergeant and her and her team are kidnapped by terrorists. Her dad who is the Lieutenant asks Elliot team to find them.
Can they find her? How will Callie reacting to Elliot finding her? Can she stick to her own orders of not mixing bus...
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Callie POV
I am now 2 weeks over my due date and huge and fed up and snappy.
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I am absolutely fed up and want my little one here now. The past 11 weeks have been hard on everyone, dad has been drinking a lot to numb the pain of Marcus, Danielle finally told everyone she was expecting and she got it confirmed by the doctor, it showed she was definitely 8 weeks so now she is 19 weeks.
She wanted to find out the gender and it turns out Marcus is definitely living on in her, she is having a little boy, she said she is naming him Marcus Junior and it made me cry a lot but I'm so thankful he is living on in his son. I was going to name my baby middle name Marcus if it's a boy but I think it's fitting Danielle is having a boy and naming him Marcus.
I've been sleeping in one of our guest rooms that is downstairs because I am struggling to get up and down the stairs because of my belly and my ankles are swollen. I walk into the kitchen and see Elliot cooking breakfast and I grab onto the counter and hold my belly and he drops the wooden spoon and rushes to me.
Elliot – Are you okay? Is she coming?
Callie – No just small contractions.
Elliot – How far apart?
Callie – Hours. This is the second one in 2 hours so they are really far apart.
I smile and touch his face.
Callie – I promise I will let you know if and when they get worse.
He smiles at me and kisses me.
Elliot – You hungry?
Callie – Starving.
Elliot - I've made omelette and bacon and I've made you a peppermint tea.
Callie – Thank you baby. Where is Blaze?
Elliot – Sleeping in the nursery, our little one isn't even here yet and he is already watching over an empty crib.
