Jurassic World | Zach Mitchell × Reader

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"Hey, there. I'm Jimmy Fallon. Welcome aboard the GyroSphere, an amazing machine made possible by science-- Hey --, there. Your safety is our main concern. Now just re--lax and enjo--y the ride." His voice gets cut off when the sphere dies. Claire and Owen arrived to see the GyroSphere dead. Owen saw the broken I-rex teeth attached to the dead Gyrosphere.

Claire sees Zach's smashed phone and walks over.

"No, no, no," she said, looking at the phone.

"Hey," Owen called her as she turned her head toward him.

"They made it out," he said, pointing at the footprints the three left.

They make their way to the waterfall, where Owen notices footprints.

"My God, they jumped," Claire said, looking at the waterfall.

"Brave kids," Owen said.

"Zach! Gray! N/n!" Claire started to shout as Owen places a hand over her mouth and quickly shushes her.

"Hey! I am not one of your damn animals," Claire said, angry and annoyed.

"Listen, those kids are still alive, but you and I will not be if you continue to scream like that," he said to her.

"So... You can pick up their scent, can't you? Track their footprints?" She whispered loudly to him.

Owen stares at her, annoyed. "I was with the Navy, not the Navajo."

"So then what should we do? What do you suggest we do?" She hurriedly asked.

"You get back. I'll find them."

"No, we'll find them."

Owen dismisses her, clearly annoyed once more. "You'll last two minutes in there. Less, in those ridiculous shoes."

Claire stares defiantly at him and unbuttons her belt. Owen looks at her, shocked but puzzled. She unbuttons her shirt and ties it, revealing her purple tank top. She places her hands on her hips.

"What is that supposed to mean?" He asked her.

"It means I'm ready to go."

"Okay. Let's get one thing straight. I'm in charge out here. You do everything I say, exactly as I say it," he said to her.

"Excuse me?" Claire frowned at him.

"Just relax. It's just like taking a stroll through the woods. 65 million years ago."

Claire sighs and walks away from him, with Owen watching. Owen looked down to see a large footprint of I-rex imprinted.

Gray rushed toward the broken cap, which was on the land, he took it in his hand and saw blood in the cap. He started to breathe heavily.

Y/n and Zach came next to him, and Zach took the cap in his hand, noticing the blood. He and Y/n looked at each other, then looked around to see a broken jeep.

"Stay here," Zach said to them as he started to walk toward the jeep, but they followed him.

The kids reached the jeep and looked around to find anything. They saw an old abandoned Jurassic Park.

The trio slowly walked toward the building, opened the door, and went inside.

Zach saw the wood and cloth, then turned to Gray.

"You still have those matches?" He asked him.

"Here you go," Gray said, handing his brother the matches he brought with him.

The trio walked around, hoping to find anything. They saw a ruptured statue, both teens touched it and started to walk away, but Gray stayed a little longer.

"Gray!" Zach called out as he rushed towards the teens.

"1992 Jeep Wrangler Sahara, Sand Beige," Gray told the two teens. Just then, something popped into Zach's head.

"You remember when we fixed up Grandpa's old Malibu, right?" Zach asked.

"Yeah," Gray answered.

"Well....." Zach opened the hood, coughing from the dust.

"Be careful, Zachary," y/n said, looking at Zach.

"Aww.... Y/n cares about me," Zach pouted at her, but their conversation was interrupted when they heard someone loudly clear their throat. Both teens looked at Gray, who was glaring at Zach for flirting.

Both teens rolled their eyes at Gray and then turned their attention to the old Jeep.

"I think we need a new battery," Zach said.

"We'll take the battery from that broken Jeep," y/n said as the trio walked out of the old building.

They were now standing in front of the broken Jeep, and Zach began trying to remove the battery.

Suddenly, they heard something around them, making the three of them look around.

"Do you think it's out there?" Zach asked as Gray started to get panicked. Y/n elbowed Zach.

"I mean, I know for a fact it is definitely not out there, all right? We're totally safe," Zach said, trying to reassure his brother as y/n chuckled at his struggle to find the right words. Zach glared at her, and she shook her head as she cut the wire connected to the battery.

"Here, go take this. You're stronger than me," Zach said, handing Gray the battery. The trio walked inside the abandoned Jurassic Park.

After a few minutes of Zach trying to fix the Jeep, y/n stood next to him, and Gray sat in the driver's seat.

Y/n looked at her phone, trying to turn it on but kept failing.

"I think my phone is completely broken," she said, putting her phone in her pocket.

"At least you have your phone; you'll recover the files. But I lost my phone entirely," Zach said, working on the Jeep.

"Yeah, it must be hard for you not to talk to your girlfriend," she said, as Zach looked at her. They looked at each other for a few seconds, then y/n looked away as Zach continued working.

"Why didn't you say it back?" y/n asked Zach after an awkward silence.

"What?" he asked her, confused.

"The three words, when your girlfriend said them to you, but you didn't say them back," she said, trying not to look at him.

When he heard this, he stopped working and looked at her, shocked, and Gray looked at them with a knowing face.

"I...I...didn't feel that way towards her," he said. Y/n quickly looked at him.

"But she is your girlfriend. If you didn't feel the same way as her, why even date her?" she asked him. He pursed his lips tightly.

"I too thought you loved that Scott---" Zach tried to change the topic.

"Scott? Who said I love him?" y/n asked, cutting him off and crossing her arms.

"But the whole school said you two are seeing each other. I thought you loved him and you didn't want me to know," he said. Y/n raised her eyebrows.

"You thought I kept it from you?" she asked, and Zach didn't say anything. She sighed. "That's just a rumor. I didn't love him," she said.

"You didn't?" he asked, and she nodded her head. He slowly looked down. He had dated his girlfriend because he thought he could get over y/n.

"Okay, again, if you didn't love her, why even date her?" she asked. Zach struggled to find the right words, but Gray called them, knowing his brother's struggle.

"Zach! Y/n! Please work faster; it's getting late," Gray said to them as Zach smiled at his brother thankfully.

"All right. Turn it over," Zach said to Gray, and once he did, "Whoo! It works!" Zach smiled proudly.

The three kids high-fived and entered the Jeep. Zach placed his hands on the steering wheel.

"I thought you failed your driver's test," Gray asked.

"He did," y/n answered.

"No, only the driving part," Zach said as he turned on the engine, and off they went into nature.