Y/N O'conner

part 11 of y/n O'conner

Brian's pov:
I hate orange, I really hate orange with a passion. My sister, what the hell has y/n gotten into? Why didn't she tell me so that I could help her? She wouldn't do something like this on her own, she loves her family too much so who the hell is she working for?

My thought process was interrupted by the jail bus coming to a halt. I looked around me at the other inmates, they stared at me and I saw the light of recognition come to a few of their eyes. The guards got everyone in line and shackled for transportation quickly, they know what they're doing.

"Fellas wait" I heard as I walked out and I had to just smile, of course, he would be here.

"I'm not surprised to see you" I told him.

"Well, this is an exciting new look for you" Mr Nobody said.

"Orange ain't really my colour. What boy band bus did she fall out of?" I asked, pointing to the second suited guy standing slightly behind me.

"Mr. Nobody and I have been given the authority to get you out of this. All you have to do is agree to the terms and you're free" the second guy said.

"What's he talking about, what terms?"

"Confess to your crimes in Berlin: treason, international espionage, massive destruction of civic property. You do that and we close the case" he replied.

"And? Because I know there has to be more?"

"You'll have a record again, on every government blacklist. Germany loves that" Mr. Nobody said.

"Officially, you're a criminal again" his trainee added.

"Woah, woah, woah, you need to work on your delivery, alright. Unofficially, you're off the books. You come work with me" Mr. Nobody said.

"I've always been a criminal" I told them.

"Labels. . ." Mr. Nobody shrugged.

"Do you accept the terms?" the trainee asked.

"You can get me back to my family?" I asked.

"Absolutely" Mr. Nobody smiled.

"y/n?"

"We'll talk about that later"

"I'm in, get me the hell out of here so I can go do what I have to do" I decided.

"Alright, it's gonna take me an hour or so but I'll take care of it. See you soon, O'conner"

I still had to go inside of the jail and they still had to process me but I didn't go to a cell. They kept me in some sort of holding room, interrogation type area. I could hear some noise from outside, a lot of noise. Hours passed and I heard sirens going off, lots of noise which means nothing good is happening outside.

About another hour had passed after all of the noise and the doors opened, Mr. Nobody was standing there with that weird smile on his face and a set of keys.

"Brian, let's get outta here" he said, tossing the keys
my way.

I don't know where he took me but we arrived at another one of his hidden HQ's in some hidden mountain at some hidden government spot I'm sure.
Somewhere out of the eyes of the public and private dangers. He sent me to shower and change before we met up again in one of the hallways.

"2 questions" I told him.

"Yeah?"

"Mia?"

"She's safe and sound, I promise"

"My sister?"

"Funny that you should ask. This is my new base, welcome to Nowhere" He said.

"It's a little sterile for my taste but I'm sure it'll do"

"Alright, listen there's something that I wanna talk to you about. Hey, listen guys . . . woah . . ." We walked into a room to find the rest of my team handcuffed and sitting around a table with sour looks on their faces "What's with the handcuffs? What is this?"

"It's called abuse of power" Roman said.

"You told me to round them up" the trainee kid said.

"I told you that . . . hand . . . cut em loose. Oh man, this is embarrassing. I'm sorry guys" Mr. Nobody said and he actually sounded sincere, he's a good actor.

"This is how you treat old friends?" Letty asked, removing the cuffs that she picked just as Dom and Hobbs simply broke theirs off.

I walked over to Mia and wrapped my arms around her, feeling peace with her in my arms. Short-lived peace when I looked at Dom. He looks rough but he's pretending not to, I know exactly how he feels, it's England all over again except this time y/n is on the wrong side of the spectrum. It's my turn to save her, the way she's saved me so many times in our life.