Solovetsky, where Bell was shot on top of a cliff from a man whomst she thought she trusted. Funny, she didn’t recall Solovetsky ever having cliffs, but then again what mattered anymore? Who cared if Adler got his scar from a failed jump or tiger attack? Why did it matter so much that she was never in Vietnam? When did anybody ask about how Park and Lazar seemed to have something going for eachother? What did Bell lose if they didn’t know what was real or not? How could them live with themselves after all this? Bell barely made it out alive that day in Solovetsky, and took refuge in Moscow, it was the only place she thought she was safe from the CIA, from him. But there was still an aching pain in her, something that longed for freedom, something that told her she didn’t quite belong And so Bell went out late one night, and stood at the top of a bridge overlooking a busy motorway. Had it not been for the police car in the upcoming traffic and they’d have jumped. Instead they found themselves in a police station holding cell, wrapped in a blanket and a plastic cup of water by their side. There was a knock and voices at the door, they assumed it was just paramedics coming to take them away. But in walked Officer Ivanov and Russell fucking Adler. Adler: ”There you are hon, I was worried about you” He spoke in fluent Russian and it made Bell sick. He slowly came forwards, kneeling down infront of them, they were too shocked to even process this. He placed a hand on their cheek, stroking it slightly with his thumb, he looked back towards the officer Adler: “Its a miracle you found her when you did.. she’s schizophrenic, forgot to take her meds tonight..” And that’s when it clicked for Bell, he’d been tracking them this whole time, and now he was playing the concerned husband card, he wanted them back into his clutches The officer looked over to you now, before speaking Ivanov: “is this your husband?”