Don't Dream It's Over

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Based on season 1, Money For Nothing. Btw, it's gonna be changed from the actual episode. Just the like first half it based on the episode.

Jane's Point Of View:

I walked down the wooden ramp to the boating dock. Maura and an officer were standing by a boat.
"What do we got?" I asked
"Floater." The police officer said
"When did you pull him out?" I asked
"About twenty minutes ago."
"How long has he been in?" I asked and he just shrugged.
"Hard to tell once the body's been in the water for an hour." Maura said kneeling down next to the body bag.
"We couldn't find an ID." he said as Maura unzipped the black bag.
"We don't need an ID." she said looking up at me.
"What? Do you know him?" I asked kneeling next to her and she just nodded.
"Oh, my God. I'm so sorry."
"It's Adam Fairfield. I was-- I was involved with his brother Garrett."
"Of the Fairfields? Was it serious?" I asked getting a little jealous not knowing about the relationship.
"I was 20. Everything felt serious."
"Look at the back of his head."
"Yeah, that happens with drowning victims. Most likely from getting struck against the rocks."
"You wanna go with me when I notify the family?" I asked
"No. But I will. I owe him that." she said

Me, Maura, and Frost pulled up to the huge mansion.
"Holy crap." Is all I could say as I got out of my car.
"The castle in Scotland is much bigger. Place on the cape is beautiful too." Maura said
"You could have been a Fairfield. How do we not know this?" I asked still shocked.
"Could you stop saying that?" she asked. Frost was then looking at the orange sports car amazed.
"Ooh-ooh! This is a Spyker. C8 Lavlolette. There's 400 horses up under there. I only see these in magazines." Frost said inspecting the car amazed.
"Garrett's here. He's always liked the finer things in life." Maura informed us.
"Yeah, he liked you." I said as we walked up the stairs to the huge house. We knocked on the door and one of the male house keepers answered it.
"I'm Detective Jane Rizzoli, and this is my partner Detective Frost. This is our medical examiner Dr. Maura Isles. May we come in?" I asked politely.

He moved out from in front of the door and greeted us in.
"Oh, I should've known. Somebody with the mayor beat us to it." I said following Maura, Frost trailing behind admiring the huge house.
"Nothing happens in Boston without the Brahmin families knowing." she said
"Right, Brahmins. Upper Crust." I said before stopping.
"Is that the manifest from the Mayflower?" I asked shocked looking at the framed manifest from the Mayflower.
"Look. Balthazer Fairfield." Maura said directing our attention to a picture of an old guy.
"Is that him?"
"Made his money like all the first families."
"Right, from shipping?"
"Yeah. Rum, wine, slaves." Frost listed and I smacked him.
"They don't seem to remember that part of their history."
"The Brahmins have been Boston's social elite for centuries. They live conservatively. It would be considered déclassé to flaunt your wealth." Maura said as she lead us into the dinning room.
"This isn't flaunting?"
"Considering they're billionaires, no." she said walking closer to a young man and woman.

"Sumner?" Maura asked the young man and he walked over to Maura.
"Maura." He said pulling her into a hug.
"I'm so sorry." she said
"Thank you. I hear you're running the medical examiner's office now." he said and she nodded.
"This is uh, Jocelyn, Adam's wife." he said introducing her to Maura.
"I'm so sorry about Adam."
"At least he was doing what he loved." she said
"What was that?" I asked
"Sailing. I can't believe he drowned." Sumner replied
"We can't be sure that's what happened. We're going to need a description of the boat." I said
"Notify Boston Harbor and the Coast Guard." I said to Frost.
"Who are you?" Jocelyn asked
"Jane, can't this wait?" Maura asked
"No. I'm detective Rizzoli. This is Detective Frost, Boston Homicide."
"Homicide? Why?" she asked
"We look into all unattended deaths." Frost said and she started sobbing.
"When was the last time you saw your husband?" I asked
"They're just being thorough." Maura assured her.
"Last night. He left very early." she replied
"Do you know if he was wearing a life jacket?"
"Never. He said he could sail before he could ride a bike." she said