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Scott Residence
Malibu, California
May 2nd, 2004
"Jason, let me down! Our parents are gonna be here soon and you can't keep your boner down to save your life, you nympho!" Trini squealed, giggling loudly as her husband hoisted her up on the kitchen counter and stood between her legs. He was attempting to take her light yellow halter top off while kissing her soundly, but she was attempting to get off the counter so she could finish preparing for her parents' arrival. Over the course of the last few weeks, Trini has kept in contact with them as they were moving back to Angel Grove through telephone conversations and email exchanges, however, she missed seeing them face to face.
Maybe being occupied with her career and her marriage took up most of her time. So, the original yellow ranger put her foot down and decided that she can't go one more day without seeing her parents face to face; by having lunch at the condo. Even more surprising, Jason informed his wife that his parents were visiting from Phoenix, Arizona and, since it's been a while since they were in the same room together, the original red ranger invited them here to not only spend some quality time with their only child, but also to welcome Trini into the family; seeing that both the Kwans and the Scotts has been close over the years.
Well, now, the parents were on their way, but Jason was too busy trying to get a quickie in by reaching underneath her halter top and cupping her breasts in his hands. Trini, who was attempting to pry his hands away from her, couldn't help but gasp when he flicked her nipples through the thin material of her bra gently. With her resolve melting, she wrapped her hand around the back of his neck and drew him in for a deep, passionate kiss. As their tongues started battling for dominance, she felt his hands reaching underneath the long skirt she was wearing and began easing her underwear down through her legs, trying desperately to get them off her feet quickly.
She gasped again when she felt him inserting his finger inside of her swollen opening. Realizing that she was wet, ready and able to get the show on the road, he unfastened his pants and drew her to him by grabbing her by the hips and aligning himself at her entrance. He was about to slide in when the unmistakable sound of the doorbell began to ring.
"Son of a bitch! I was just getting to the good part," he mumbled in disbelief, causing her to burst out laughing.
"Told you we have company, but no, you just had to have me, right?" she quipped as he begrudgingly handed her panties back over to her. It only took her a few seconds to slip them back on as they began gathering their composure and straightening out their clothes.
"I blame you, gorgeous. All I have to do is look at you and, bam, I'm sporting a raging hard on. Why must you be so damn irresistible, huh?" Jason said, wagging his eyebrows suggestively at her.
Trini rolled her eyes as she headed out of the kitchen. "Well, you're gonna have to put a hold on that boner you got until later. We have guests."
"Love you, too, Tiger," he sassed, causing her to roll her eyes again as she arrived at the front door.
"Be nice or else it's no nooky for you, Rex. Now, we don't want that to happen, right?" she warned, smiling tightly as she opened the door and greeted her guests.
"Mommy, Daddy!" she squealed with delight, leaping right into her parents' awaiting arms. Henry and Jocelyn Kwan eagerly hugged their only child right back; having been so anxious to be with their daughter again after so many years apart. Jason just stood back and allowed his wife to relish being with her parents again.
"Oh, look at you, Trinity. It's so good to see you again! I can't believe my little girl's all grown up and married," Henry replied as he leaned over and kissed Trini's forehead gently.
"Oh, Daddy, you know you're always gonna be number one in my life. But, yes, I'm extremely happy. You guys remember Jason, don't you?" Trini asked as she stepped back and felt Jason's arms being wrapped around her waist.
Jocelyn smiled and nodded her head. "Of course we remember Jason, sweetie. How are you doing, honey?"
Jason grinned and blushed slightly. "I'm doing good. I can't complain. I have a great career and I happen to love this woman very much. So, everything's all good."
"Well, we're happy for you both. I've always liked you, Jason. I'm glad you married my little girl instead of that fool Russell. Speaking of which, have you seen him? I still have some choice words for him," Henry said, his tone turning serious as they all stepped inside.
"Daddy, I can handle Russell. He's only here to help me out on a case; other than that, I'm just focusing on my husband and my career. You have nothing to worry about," Trini assured her father as they sat down on the sofa.
"Well, you know your father. He feels as though he failed you; especially after you experienced something atrocious at what was supposed to be the happiest day of your life. He just wants to see you happy, that's all," Jocelyn said as she reached over and took Henry's hand into hers.
"I know, Mommy. And I am happy. Extremely happy. Jason's been nothing but a godsend. When I moved back to Angel Grove, he was there for me the most. When that harrowing situation between me, Russell and Vivian went down, Jason was the one who stepped up and protected me," Trini said, smiling at her husband.
"I was more than willing to take a bullet for her, Mr. Kwan. I love your daughter so much and I would never do anything to hurt her. After all, she can kick my ass," Jason chimed in, causing everyone to laugh.
"And he'd be right. I can kick his ass. Daddy and my uncle Howard taught me a thing or two," Trini said, laying her head on his shoulder.
Henry nodded his head and smiled. "Well, I'm really happy for the both of you. Like I said, I've always liked you, Jason. You're a good man and we're so happy to have you as our son-in-law. I know for sure I'm leaving my little girl in good hands."
"Trust me, Mr. Kwan, in this condo, there's nothing but love and happiness between us. As I mentioned before, Trini will definitely kick my ass if I hurt her," Jason replied, gulping nervously as he looked over and saw her glaring right at him, indicating that she would if he crossed that line.
"Well, with that being said, when are we gonna get some grandchildren? Your father and I aren't getting any younger, in case you've forgotten," Jocelyn said, narrowing her eyes at the couple.
"In due time, Mommy. Jason and I are just enjoying our marriage right now. With everything that's been going on; from us finding a new place to live to our demanding careers, we both decided to wait a while before we can start a family," Trini explained, squeezing Jason's hand softly.
"But, you will give us grandchildren, right?" Henry asked, his eyes sparkling with hope.
Jason nodded his head and smiled. "Yes, we will. And you and my family will be the first to know; along with our friends."
"In the meantime, I could use a drink. Mommy, why don't you come in the kitchen and help me out while our guys continue talking with one another?" Trini asked as she released Jason's hand and stood up, stretching her arms out a little bit.
Jocelyn nodded her head and stood up herself. "That's a good idea. We shouldn't be too long and, Henry, be nice."
"What are you talking about? I'm always nice," Henry scoffed, looking at his wife in disbelief.
Jocelyn burst out laughing as she and Trini headed towards the kitchen. "Yeah, right honey. That's about as funny as you trying to start the lawnmower."
"It died on me, woman!" Henry shouted, causing Jason to hide his face in his hands and tried to stifle in his laughs.
"Stop laughing at me, Scott," Henry warned his son-in-law, but even he couldn't help but laugh at what just transpired.
"I'm sorry, Mr. Kwan, but that was funny. You really tried to start the lawnmower?" Jason asked, holding his chest as he kept laughing.
Henry rolled his eyes. "As I mentioned before, it died on me. I was trying to fix it, but it blew up in my face. Be glad you live near the beach."
"Not for much longer. As Trini said before, we're getting ready to buy a house, so when we finally have children, we'll have a much bigger space for all of us," Jason explained.
"So, have you really been looking?" Henry asked as he scooted a little bit closer.
"Actually," Jason started off saying, looking around to make sure no one was listening. "I have a special surprise in store for Trini. I'm building us a home."
"Building a home? How is that even possible?" Henry whispered, his eyes bulging out in surprise.
"I'm a real estate agent and I have a friend who happens to be a land developer. Well, since we're gonna have a huge wedding celebration for our friends and family, my gift to her is a home being built from the ground up. We're actually in the final stages of getting it up and running and by the wedding comes and goes, it'll be all set. She's gonna love it," Jason said, grinning foolishly at the thought of Trini stepping foot inside their home.
Henry smiled brightly. "You're really going all out for my little girl, aren't you?"
"I am. I'm just doing everything I can to keep a smile on her beautiful face," Jason declared just the doorbell rang once again.
"Are you expecting someone else?" Henry asked as he directed his attention towards the front door.
"As a matter of fact, yes. My parents," Jason replied as he got up and headed towards the front door. As soon as he opened it, however, his mother leaped right into his arms and squeezed him tightly, causing Jason's face to turn blue.
"Mom...can't...breath," he stammered, causing her to finally release her tight grip on him.
"I'm sorry, baby, but I'm just so happy to see you," Valerie Scott said as she stepped back and looked at her son with adoration sparkling in her brown eyes.
"I'm happy to see you, too, Mom. And, same can be said to you, Dad," Jason replied, smiling at his father.
Joseph Scott, the man who Jason has always looked up to, smiled right back at his only child. "You're looking really good, son. I guess marriage is treating you right."
"Well, what can I say? I'm one lucky guy to be married to such an amazing, beautiful woman like Trini. Please, come in," Jason replied as he stepped aside and allowed his parents to walk inside.
"Henry Scott, as I live and breathe. How are you doing?" Joseph chuckled as he stepped inside the living room and immediately noticed Henry sitting on the sofa.
Henry laughed softly as he stood up and stuck his hand out for Joseph to shake. "I'm doing good. How's the weather in Phoenix?"
"Crazy hot; especially in the summertime. I wished I lived up in Seattle, where it rains almost all the time. You and Jocelyn are lucky."
"Were lucky. We moved back to Angel Grove since our daughter decided to move here. Can you believe our children are married to each other?" Valerie said, coming up right behind her husband and looping her arm with his.
"No. However, considering what Trini has been through before, I really can't blame her for not wanting to go through another lavish wedding and risk getting jilted again. By the way, what made you decide to get married in Vegas, anyway?" Henry asked, staring at Jason, who was still standing by the front door.
"Uh, well, would you believe me if I said we were drunk off our asses?" Jason asked, looking a little bit sheepish.
"Drunk off your asses? You mean, you went to a chapel?" Valerie asked, looking at her son in shock.
"Yes, we did. It wasn't planned, but after much talking and consideration, we decided to give it a shot. She was wary of having to go through another big wedding; not to mention having to deal with the wrath of our friends, so going to the chapel and having Elvis perform the ceremony was the best option. Needless to say, everything has worked out," Jason explained as he joined them in the living room.
"Don't forget, my husband has a way of convincing me," Trini quipped as she and Jocelyn, who was carrying a tray of drinks, appeared a few moments later.
"And it worked, didn't it?" he quipped back as she walked right over to where he was standing and wrapped her arms around his waist.
"I wonder why, though," she joked, causing him and the parents to look at her, feigning shock.
"Are you two always like this?" Jocelyn asked, shaking her head.
Trini grinned foolishly at her mother. "Of course, Mommy. Jason and I love to joke and tease at each other."
"All in good fun, ladies and gentlemen," Jason replied, winking at them.
"Well, I could definitely drink to that," Henry said as he reached down and picked up a ice cold glass of lemonade. Within seconds, the others picked up their glasses and started clinking them together; toasting their congratulations to Jason and Trini and wishing them all the luck in the world as they continue to embark on their new journey...together.
However, the original red and yellow rangers knew they have nothing to worry about. As long as they have each other, they can accomplish anything in the world.
And staying in love along the way.
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Local Park
Malibu, California
May 4th, 2004
Walking along the beautiful scenery, Vivian felt nothing but peace as she glanced at her surroundings. This was the perfect time for her to take a walk because she'll be leaving within the next day, going back home to Boston and more importantly, going back to her loving fiancé Roland. Coming to Malibu and meeting up with Trini again has proved to be cathartic; something that she thought was gonna be a disaster, but it turned out to be quite the opposite. The fact that even after nearly two years, Trini still held no ill will towards her for what she had done; all because Vivian was blinded by her love for Russell.
Well, now, things has definitely changed. Now, she was no longer the self-centered, vindictive, bitchy, spoiled little rich girl who thought she could get everything she wanted and didn't care who she had to stomp on. Now, she was much more reserved, considerate, kind, caring and a newly reformed woman. Therapy, probation and getting some closure by talking with Trini can really change a person.
And those qualities really changed her.
As she continued walking through the park, she noticed a man sitting on the bench, as if he was reflecting. He had his head hung low, which meant two things: either he was crying or thinking. A tiny smile formed on her face as she headed towards the bench.
"Excuse me, is this seat taken?" she asked politely.
He shook his head and stuck his hand out; indicating that she can sit down.
"Thank you. Um, are you feeling okay?" she asked when she immediately sat down next to him.
"I'm fine. I just have a lot on my mind, that's all," he replied, still not looking at her.
She nodded her head and shrugged her shoulders. "I hear you. I have a lot on my mind as well. I'm going home tomorrow after meeting up with an old friend. I got some much needed closure."
"Really? What happened between you two?" he asked as he raised his head up to look at her. Needless to say, both of them had shocked looks on their faces when they immediately recognized one another.
"Russell?" Vivian asked, her voice cracking.
"Vivian?" he replied, still looking at her in shock.
"Um, what are you doing here?" she asked once the initial shock began to wear off.
"Well, I decided to come to Malibu to check out the scenery before I go home. You know I'm helping Trini out on a case with the woman who was wrongly convicted of murder. What about you?" he asked, turning his body towards her a little bit more.
"I met up with Trini at a café a couple days ago. We actually had a very good conversation and I was able to get some closure. I'm meeting up with her for lunch one more time before I go home tomorrow. My fiance's waiting for me back in Boston," she explained.
"You're getting married? To whom?" he asked, not believing what he was hearing.
Vivian stuck her hand out and proudly displayed her engagement ring at him. "Yes, I'm getting married. His name is Roland Chen and he used to be my therapist. He has really helped me in my healing process. He actually convinced me to come here so I could get some much needed closure and, after seeing Trini again, I have it with her. Now, I need to have some closure with you."
"Closure, huh? You're not yanking my chain with this newfound confidence you have, right?" Russell asked, narrowing his eyes at his ex-fiancee.
"No, I'm not yanking your chain. I'm being serious here. I realized, in the decade plus years we were together, I was blinded by my emotions and my obsession with you. And, unfortunately, we dragged Trini right into the middle of our mess. She's not at fault for what we put her through. Going to therapy and getting put on probation for that incident in Angel Grove turned out to be a huge wake up call for me. I just wished you and I could've sat down and talk this out rather than letting things spiral out of control," she told him, her tone firm and straight to the point.
He sighed deeply and leaned back against the bench. "You're right, Vivian. We did let things spiral out of control and we did drag Trini through the mud. I further complicated things when I tried kissing her at her law firm."
"What was a dumb move, by the way. What the hell were you thinking, you jackass?" she scolded him.
He sighed again. "Honestly? I wanted to see if there were anything there left between us. We didn't part on the best of terms and she made it very clear that she was happy in her marriage. Her husband almost kicked my ass when he walked in on us."
"And he should've. I don't blame Jason for feeling that way, but he's a much better man for walking away. That's his wife, the love of his life, not yours. I'm just glad they were able to work things out quickly. I can't believe you tried to kiss Trini, when she made it clear that she doesn't love you anymore," she said, shaking her head in disbelief.
Russell scoffed and lowered his head in shame. "I know. I'm glad she didn't press charges against me, after I agreed to keep my distance. I'm leaving the day after tomorrow, so she won't have to worry about me anymore."
Vivian sighed and her anger softened. She reached over and placed her hand on his shoulder, squeezing it softly. "Look, Russ, things will work out. You just have to start making better decisions for yourself. As for where you and Trini stand, let it go. Move on. She has and she's very happy. Don't ruin it for her."
He looked at her and was surprised to see a completely different woman sitting right next to him, giving him advice on how to let go of the past and move on with his life. A part of him couldn't believe this was the woman he almost married.
"What brought all of this on, Vivian?" Russell asked, still looking surprised.
She smiled softly and kept squeezing his shoulder gently. "Like I said, after what happened in Angel Grove; not to mention almost dying when you, me and Jason struggle for the gun, was a much needed wake up call. Trini helped me see that I'm a good woman who was just hurting from getting my heart broken. She's a much better woman than I thought and for that, I'm forever grateful to her."
"Yeah, she is. Vivian, for what it's worth, I'm sorry for everything," he apologized, reaching over and taking her hand into his.
"I know. And I'm sorry for everything as well. I wish things were different between us," she replied as she released her hand and stood up from the bench.
"You think, over time, that we can be friends?" he asked, his eyes sparkling with hope.
Vivian pondered that question for a moment. "We'll just have to wait and see. Goodbye, Russell."
"Goodbye, Vivian," he replied as he watched her turn on her heels and walked away. Leaning back against the bench once again, he felt a huge weight being lifted off his shoulders. Vivian was right; it's time he start making better decisions for himself and let the past go. Holding on to something that was never gonna happen again will only eat him up inside in the long run.
It was time for him to carve a new path for himself.
As he was about to leave, he noticed a beautiful woman jogging along the path, seemingly obvious to her surroundings. As she jogged closer and closer, Russell got a good look at her and realized that she took his breath away. He knew he had to talk to her somehow.
"Uh, excuse me. I don't mean to interrupt your jog, but I was wondering if you would like to grab a cup of coffee?" he suggested when she finally stopped right in front of him.
She took her earplugs off her ears and looked at the handsome man, smiling brightly. "You don't waste anytime, do you? Are you from around here?"
"No. I live on the east coast; New York, to be exact. I'm here on professional business, but I'm leaving the day after tomorrow," Russell explained.
"Ah, a fellow New Yorker. I'm here on business as well, but I decided to get a mid-afternoon jog in before I go home myself. I'm Galena Yang," she replied, sticking her hand out for him to shake, for which he did without hesitation.
"I'm Russell Chang. So, would you like to have a cup of coffee with me? I'd love to get to know you better," he suggested, his smile radiating off his handsome face.
Galena smiled right back at him. "I'd like that very much. I must say, you're a very handsome man."
"And you're a very beautiful woman," he complimented back as they walked, side by side, through the beautiful park, exchanging pleasantries along the way.
Meeting Galena turned out to be a very good start for Russell.
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Ritz Carlton Hotel
Los Angeles, California
May 23rd, 2004
"I'm telling you, Trini. Jason will flip his shit when he finds out I'm throwing a belated bachelor party for him. He's so scared that you're gonna kick his ass," Rocky said as he placed a few party favors on the table.
Trini smirked as she checked herself in the full length mirror. "He's not gonna flip his shit, at least not in a bad way. Besides, once he finds out that I'm helping you plan this party, he's gonna forget all about it. He deserves it after all he has done for me."
"But, a bachelor party, though? I mean, in case you've forgotten, you're already married," he reminded her as he went over to the table and picked up a couple of CD's, rummaging through what music he's gonna be playing on the stereo.
She laughed softly. "I know that. I just want him to have some fun and he's gonna love what I have planned for him. So, while the rest of you guys have fun with the strippers, I mean, your wives, I'm gonna have some fun with my husband, in the bedroom. Good move booking this huge hotel suite, by the way."
"No problem. Anything I can do to help. And, I cooked a fabulous meal for the occasion," he said as he placed the CD's back down on the table.
They only have a few hours left, so Rocky and Trini got right to work getting everything ready for the big party. Trini was checking herself in the mirror one more time, straightening out of her clothes and making sure her crimson red wig was properly in place. There was no doubt in her mind that Jason will be shocked, then happy that she helped put this whole thing together. As she told Rocky, she wanted to do this after everything her husband has done for her and she intends on showing him how much she loves, adores, admire and respects him.
Through words and more physical activities.
For tonight, Trinity Jade Scott doesn't exist. In her place, a gorgeous redhead with fiery personality to match.
Her name is Syren.
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