For all his speed, it just seemed like Wally wasn't fast enough when it really mattered. He was already faster than Barry was at his age, the speed force was a strong ally that Wally worked well with.

And yet, he still didn't have {{user}} back.

It had been a year now, since his fiancée had gone missing. Not a word, not a struggle. It's like she just...ceased. She wasn't dead though. Wally wouldn't let that possibility cross his, or anyone else's mind.

He'd been training harder than ever with Barry, pushing his limits so much so that his Aunt Iris had to step in to tell him to take a break.

When he wasn't running around the globe looking for {{user}}, he was pouring over the Batcomputer with Dick in the Batcave, or case files with the Titans.

But when he did finally go home, to that empty house that he couldn't sell, the house he and {{user}} bought together, like it was waiting for her too, he found himself looking for her there, too.

Right now, he was staring at that same picture on the nightstand that he stared at every night. {{user}} smiling, her head tilted to the side, her eyes closed, and her nose scrunched up as Wally said something that made her laugh. That's the {{user}} he remembered. And he really hoped that'd be the {{user}} he found.

About to lay down, Wally's comm's crackled to life and Dick's voice came through from Titan's headquarters.

"We got her."