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Assistant: Title: I Only Wanna Be With You
        Author: kittykait99 kittykait99 
        Chapter: 1/1 
        Summary: After Boston falls, Janine has one final adventure to go on.Missing scenes from the Season Six finale. Spoilers ahead!
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              After Boston falls, Janine has one final adventure to go on.Missing scenes from the Season Six finale. Spoilers ahead!
            
        

        
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      Hi everyone!I haven't written in so long, but after that episode tonight I just couldn't get this out of my head. I felt like we needed more of Janine in last night's episode. I hope you enjoy-- I've never written THT before!
    

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          Boston was free. America wasn't quite America again, but it would be one day. Mayday were ready to fight. June was even said to be temporarily giving up baby Holly in order to keep fighting. Fighting to bring the whole place down, to get her Hannah and return to Holly.But that wasn't something Janine was going to do. And she was so grateful. So overcome with joy. She was free. And she had no reason to go back.The large refugee centre was full of Americans, crammed with soldiers, full of joy. She never thought she'd be here. After all she'd been through..But she barely focused on that.All she focused on was the little girl in her arms.Charlotte. Her darling baby girl. She was so beyond lucky to have her back. And even though part of her knew Caleb wasn't there for her to go back for, she'd been extremely lucky to get Charlotte back. Even if she longed for her son too, she would never stop being grateful for getting her little girl.Janine had barely slept, only catching a few hours now and then. She was exhausted, but too busy gazing at the sleeping child in her arms. And so grateful to even have the opportunity to gaze at her.Charlotte stirs as the morning noise begins, looking expectantly up at her mom.Her mom.Janine could finally be her mom.. the reminder almost makes her cry. All over again. But she manages to smile, gently brushing a hand over her hair. Still encased in tight braids, answer that horrible woolen pink bonnet."You wanna go get changed, my baby?" Her baby. Hers."Okay, Mommy." Charlotte concedes, moving to get up.  God. That word makes one tear slip from Janine. How grateful she was. How utterly overjoyed that Charlotte knew who she was. And remembered her real mother. She was a little shy, but she wasn't even five yet. That was to be expected.She took her daughter by the hand, walking to the pile of clothes left for them all. Searching for something for her little girl for the first time. She separates a few child's shirts and pants from the pile, then grabs a simple shirt and pants for herself."I want this one! Please?" Charlotte chirps suddenly, reaching to grab a vivid yellow shirt from the kids' pile. Summery yellow with faded birds stamped on it. She had never had such a plethora of choices before. And she so hated the little pink dress she had to wear every day."It's yours. Look how pretty you are!" Janine helps her to change into the outfit, eyes misty again as she undoes the ridiculous bonnet. Even the simple act of undoing her daughter's restrictive braids feels like freeing her from Gilead. Welcoming her daughter into America, so many years after she'd been forced to give life to her in Gilead."Look at you.." Her voice catches as she brushes her fingers through Charlotte's red curls. So beautiful. And so identical to her own. She couldn't see a single trace of Putnam in her daughter. Another small miracle. Like God wanted people to remember who this baby really belonged to.Janine wraps her in her arms, peppering kisses to Charlotte's face. Then blows a raspberry on her cheek. The little girl giggles in pure joy, wrapping her arms around Janine. "Let's go get breakfast!""Okay, baby, Mommy is coming." She gently lets go of the spirited child, going to pick up the pile of pink clothes. They thud heavily, making her frown. She reaches into one of the cloak's inner pockets, removing a thick, small book from inside it.A Little Princess.Lawrence. For certain. At least somebody had been good to her daughter. Janine flicks gently through, observing how the book is ear marked at the ninth chapter. If Charlotte wanted to be read to, Janine could be d@mn sure she was going to read to her. And send her to school. Maybe she could take art classes after school, and Janine could walk her home after, be a real Mom..The tears come back then, and she reaches up to wipe her eyes."Mommy? Are you okay?" Charlotte tugs gently at her shirt, having obviously come back. The look of pure love in the child's eyes, as she clutches to two wrapped pastries and juice boxes.. priceless."Yeah, Mommy is okay. Everything is going to be okay."She bends down to kiss her daughter, allowing her another tight squeeze. She had many, many years of those to catch up on.--------------She had to admit to herself, by the afternoon, that this was one of the best days of her life. Getting to see Charlotte, with those wild red curls, progressively relaxing and showing her personality. She was spirited. Fun. Lively. Janine saw in her daughter everything that Gilead had almost taken from her. The person Janine hoped she would be again.They'd listened to Radio Free America. They'd read a chapter of A Little Princess. Charlotte had sat in quiet reverence as her mother read every weird, trying not to break down at the sheer happiness of being able to read. And being able to read to the little girl snuggled up into her side. The pages were slightly wet from her tears, but Charlotte kept a careful vigil, reaching up small hands to wipe them from her mother's cheeks.They had to figure out where to go now. Janine didn't want to stay in Boston. Rita was taking her family to Hawaii, after Mark had gotten them out for her. Maybe she could go to Hawaii. She wanted to be near June, but.. she couldn't go back in there. And Janine was pretty sure everyone else knew that."Careful, baby girl. Don't go too far."Janine calls to Charlotte, who's decided she's brave enough to venture away from clinging to her mother. The little girl nods, while June strolls up to her friend. Holding to baby Holly, savouring the last days with her, before the baby's departure with her grandmother."How is she? She's beautiful. Looks just like you, you know." June smiles, and a still-watery eyed Janine nods."She's amazing. She's beautiful. And I'm just-- I just want to be her Mom. I want to see her grow up--""And you will. You're not going anywhere." June gently interjects. Janine had fought for her daughter, endured and hung on, for so many years. And she had what she deserved. Janine was just another person who would motivate June in her very long fight ahead."Are you sure?" Janine almost whispers, her tone ladled with insecurity. She needed to be with Charlotte, could not face going back in and leaving her behind."Yes. I've got someone to look after Holly until I bring Hannah home to her. Charlotte only has her Mommy. That's your next step." June assents firmly, using the hand not holding Holly to bring her friend into a tight hug. Kissing her head, feeling the tears Janine has been fighting fall again."You're going to be amazing. And I love you.""I love you too. Thank you.." Janine sniffs, then straightens up as she hears a little playful giggle.Both women's eyes fall on Charlotte, who's currently managed to sneak up behind Mark. Her little giggle at her feat only serves to give her away, making the tall American commander jump, and Janine and June laugh."Gotcha, you little monkey--" He picks her up gently, with all the expertise of a father, but the professional care of holding someone else's child. Charlotte continues to giggle, even as she's brought back to her mother and June."I believe this is yours." Mark hands her back to Janine, who grins, while June reaches to pinch Charlotte's cheek. Charlotte grins and wraps her arms around her mother, who nods and kisses her head."Yeah, she's mine. Gonna have my hands full." And she couldn't wait. She kisses her baby girl on the head, while Charlotte hangs on to her mother like a little spidermonkey."She's beautiful." He looks briefly wistful, possibly thinking of his own child, then snaps back to weary professionalism. "Ready to talk resettlement opportunities?"Janine exhales, looking to June, who nods, then back to her daughter. Charlotte smiles adoringly up at her mother, and Janine nods."Yeah. Yeah, I am. Let's get out of this place."--------Resettlement.It felt like a dream. Only this one was just as possible as the dream of getting her daughter back. Janine had spent a few weeks waiting, spending time with her friends, and getting to be a mother to her daughter. It was a happy, serene bubble, one that she could live in forever. But she couldn't.She would only go on to better things.They'd finished A Little Princess, and they were reading a copy of Treasure Island, one of the few books recovered in the centre. She vaguely remembered Lawrence reading this to the children before Angels' Flight. And Charlotte seemed to love it. She loved everything she could listen to.Janine busies herself with closing the book and putting it away, securing it in her bag. Charlotte slides off her lap in order to grab her new headphones to listen to music."Sorry to interrupt. I've got a few things for you." Mark's voice interrupts them. Charlotte waves at him and then returns her attention to her music. He hands Janine a thick brown envelope, allowing her to open it.A certificate of birth comes out, printed on thin paper and stamped by an American seal. Charlotte Lindo, born in Boston to Janine Lindo. Putnam had been left off it. That small detail makes Janine smile through the tears that have started to well again.Then she shakes the envelope again, allowing two passports to fall out. They were very different to the old American ones, but valid. And having them felt liberating. Janine's and Charlotte's, the Lindos, their way out of here."You'll head to Alaska, then fly to Hawaii. Rita and her family are going with you." Mark speaks, voice gravelly and tired. Getting passports was hard, but these two deserved it most of all. He leaves them to it, and Janine gently pulls Charlotte into her lap. Sitting on that small cot, with the means to leave and a whole life ahead of them.. she kisses her daughter's curls away, then reaches to steal one of her earphones."You wanna share with Mommy?""Yeah!" Charlotte nods, snuggling back into Janine. Pure adoration is written on the little one's face, a sheer contentment as she listens to the radio and snuggles into her mother.They were leaving. They would be truly free. And she would be Charlotte's mother. She would tell her all about Caleb. Her little girl would grow up in America, far from the evils and shadows that continued to threaten them.And as she steps outside the next day, she feels a sense of triumph. She had endured. She had won. And her friends would continue to do so.Janine clings to June, fully crying as they embrace. It was hard to leave her friend, hard to separate not knowing when-- or if-- they'd see each other again. But they were on different paths. Janine felt strong enough to accept that she could follow her own."Be careful. I love you." Janine hugs her tight, hearing June sniff a little."You deserve this. And I'll come see you when Gilead is done. We'll do karaoke." June assures, making Janine laugh a little. The blonde woman kneels down to Charlotte, who's standing at Janine's side. The little girl is adorable with her wild curls under her hat, a too-big coat, clutching to a bag containing her books, drawings and radio."Be good for your Mommy. Okay? And enjoy your life." June cups her cheeks and  earns an earnest nod from Charlotte. Charlotte launches herself in for a hug, wrapping her arms around June-- while her mother insists on hugging Moira and Emily one last time."I'll be good! I promise! We're going to the beach." Charlotte smiles happily and gives June one last squeeze. The beach. Where June had said Caleb was, the story Janine chose to believe despite knowing, deep down, it wasn't true. The pain of that loss still stung her mother, but she chose to imagine her son there. And she would take her daughter to Hawaii's beaches, bring the memory of Charlotte's big brother back to life."Okay, baby, are you ready?" Janine sniffs as June lets go of Charlotte. Charlotte nods and picks up her bag, carefully putting it on her back. All traces of her shyness have gone-- leaving behind that delightfully eager, lively child. Her zest for learning and life would finally be fulfilled. She would be safe. And Janine was going to sign her up for those art classes, as one last gift to Lawrence, wherever he was."I'm ready, Mommy." Charlotte smiles up at her, a look of pure love that makes Janine's heart clench. She loves this little girl. More than anything. And if leaving this place behind was what it took, she was more than happy. She deserved for her Mommy to keep her safe. And Janine was her Mommy."Be safe. And happy." June whispers, pulling Janine in for another hug."Go with God, little one." Moira bends down to gently fist bump Charlotte, who eagerly returns it."I will!" Charlotte reaches to hold Janine's hand, as they begin to walk towards the bus of people heading to Alaska. Janine picks up her daughter, turning back to look at her friends.She can barely see them through her tears, but she blinks them away. They had done so much for her. They had kept each other alive and truly come out on top. Some of them would keep fighting, but for the others, protecting their family was their next adventure."Bye." Janine calls simply, unable to articulate much more than that. But the emotion, the words unsaid.. they're very obvious. Charlotte waves from her position on her mother's hip, then Janine turns away.And steps onto the bus to their new life.As she settles Charlotte into a seat behind Rita and her family, she feels a sense of tremendous joy, elation, anticipation. She was leaving Gilead in the rear view window. They had the luxury of carving out a new life, Janine had the luxury of seeing her daughter grow up.Boston turns into Alaska after a very long few days of travel. Charlotte takes great delight in seeing Alaska, finding pure joy in just about everything, the way only a small child can. By the time they make it onto the plane to Hawaii, the pages of Treasure Island have worn thin, and Charlotte has given half a dozen drawings to Rita. The rest were going up in their new house. Their new house.. God, Janine would actually get a house with her daughter. That was all she ever wanted.Charlotte is tugged gently onto Janine's lap as the plane leaves, her mother's hand running gently through her hair. She kisses her daughter on the top of her red head, humming a soft and familiar song to her."And ever since we met you had a hold on me. It happens to be true.." Janine croons sweetly, quietly, to distract Charlotte from any anxiety over the flight. Charlotte gazes up at her mother with pure love and trust, the look in her eyes making Janine's heart melt again. She kisses her forehead, looks out at the blue sea visible from the window, then hugs her daughter just a little closer."I only wanna be with you."'
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