《JR A Jeid Fanfic》jerry, sarah and alexander
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"Rise and shine! Jerry, wake up. You know how much you sleep in! It's not good for you." the man said over he loud speaker. JJ woke up first, patting Reid's chest gently to wake him. "Hey, wake up." she whispered to him, massaging his hand in hers. Morgan woke up next, followed by Reid. "So who wants breakfast!" The man asked. JJ smiled and nodded her head, along with Reid and Morgan raising their hands. "Jerry, your lucky charms, extra marshmallows of course." The man said, placing the bowl inside of the small glass cube, through a locked doggy door like entrance. "Thank you," Morgan said, reaching for the bowl, attempting to smile at the psychopath who had them all held hostage. "Of course." the man said. The man smiled and then frowned. "Try it." he demanded, slamming his fist to the ground. Morgan quickly took a bite of the sugary cereal. "Do you like it Jerry?" the man asked grinning. "Yes. Thank you, its, its very yummy." Morgan replied, taking another bite. "I told you I could do it." the man said, tilting his head to the right side of the room. "Sarah, darling, your pastry, with whipped cream of course." the man said smiling widely as he gave the pop tart to JJ. It was very burnt. Almost black, and the whipped cream looked old, but JJ still took a bite, to please the man. "Do, you like it?" the man asked intertwining his fingers. "Yes! Thank, thank you so much." JJ replied, taking another bite of her burnt breakfast. "Alexander, my sweet, sweet, Alexander." the man said smiling widely as ever at Reid. "Here, your grapefruit. Extra sugar, for my extra sweet little boy." the man said blowing a kiss to Reid. Reid took a bite of the grapefruit and gave a thumbs up. "You like?" the man asked. "Yes, thank you. You're very kind." Reid said licking his lips. "I told you they like it. They love me, and I can take care of them. I know it. They, they love it! I can do this!" the man yelled, now furious at the air. "I'm not weak! Don't take them away! Please, don't take them away." the man began to cry. "Hey, we're not going away. We, we, love you." JJ said softly through the glass cube in which they were trapped. The man turned to JJ and grinned. "I love you too." the man said, wiping away tears. The man went to go sit outside of the glass room, as he placed his hand to the wall. He looked down at his feet ashamed. "Hey, um, can we, can we go somewhere? Somewhere fun?" Morgan asked smiling. The man looked up and nodded his head. "Do, do you like going somewhere?" the man asked smiling at Morgan. "Yes. You can take care of us. Good. It would make us happy, can we go to the mall? The arcade, in the mall?" Morgan asked raising his eyebrows like a young child would, begging his mother or father to do something. "Yes." the man replied nodding his head. He began to undo the locks on the room when he looked at the three, who were now smiling, as it seemed they could get out of the place where they were held hostage. "But, please don't leave me, they, they always leave me. Please." the man said, beginning to frown. "We won't. We promise." JJ said, taking the man's dirty hand in her own. She was disgusted, but she couldn't let him know. "Okay." the man said calmly, leading the three out to the same car they had been kidnapped in.
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