After two long hours, Jimmy opened the door to the interrogation room. He was followed by Austin who looked tidier than he did earlier that day. Ally was handcuffed to the table and Austin tried not to feel guilty. He shouldn't have gone with the plan. He should've found a way out.

Ally smirked at Jimmy, "Well, it's about time! I'd like a Coca Cola now, my throats a little dry," she said, biting her bottom lip as the smirk on her lips widened.

"You think you're funny, don't you?" Jimmy said, leaning forward on the table and narrowing his eyes at Ally.

"I think I'm pretty," Ally batted her eye lashes animatedly at him. Jimmy rolled his eyes and glanced over at the guard before looking back at Ally.

"Shut up," he hissed at her, "Do you know the destruction that you caused?"

Ally grinned, sitting back in her chair as if it weren't uncomfortable. "Yeah, I did! It was on the News Channel. Wow. I did great!" she appraised herself.

"You took 28 lives and critically injured 18 others," he said. Ally nodded.

"Yeah...I know. This isn't news to me. I was there," she replied, insolently. Jimmy took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down. He was more than annoyed. "Now, tell me," she said, "Why am I here? What do you really want from me? An explanation?"

"I want you to answer for what you did," growled Jimmy, glaring at her. All Ally could think about was the needle. She remembered the time when the scientists had tested it on her at first. She remembered everything she went through and it was awful. She was terrified to go through it again. And she knew that Jimmy wasn't going to be gentle or nice about any of it. As much as she caused pain and death, she was highly afraid of it when it came to her own life. Ally wished she wasn't such a hypocrite.

"Are you?" she taunted, giving him a teasing grin. Austin took a deep breath, holding it in his chest for a while before letting it out. The situation was bothering him; he knew Ally was afraid. He wanted nothing more than to protect her and shield her from anything Jimmy was saying, but he knew he couldn't.

"I am about the last person you want to screw with, Ally Dawson," hissed Jimmy.

She gave him a cruel grin as she replied, "Ditto."

Jimmy stared at her for a moment. He glanced up at the guard and then to Austin who held his ground. He then focused on Ally again. "Then I guess we'll see who wins." he said. Ally stared at him. "Apologize to everything you've done to Mr. Moon while Neil and I go prepare your deathbed." he said acidly, walking out with the guard.

Ally kept the smirk on her face until Jimmy was out of sight. She looked at Austin who stared at her. He was staring at her with an upset face, shaking his head as he avoided eye contact with her. He was just about to witness her die in front of him. Was this her plan? To get herself killed?

"Don't worry, Austin," Ally said.

Austin laughed bitterly, finally looking at her, "Don't worry?" he echoed, "First of all, this was the stupidest plan thus far," he spat, "And now you're telling me not to worry. He is getting it ready for you. By the time I go home tonight, you won't even be here anymore and you're telling me not to worry? Don't be an idiot, Ally."

"I'm not," she replied boldly, "I can't die."

"Yes, Ally, I know. But it's the injection now; it's different." he said.

"There's a possibility that it won't kill me." she said. When he didn't answer her, she continued on, "It's been used on me before, Austin."

"What?" Austin growled, standing stiffer.

"They've used it before as a test. And it works; it can eliminate my abilities. I had three other abilities and it demolished them."

"But you won't die?" Austin said.

Ally replied, "There's a chance that it can't kill me...But it'll hurt like hell."

"If there's a chance you could die, there's a chance you could live," Austin said. Ally looked at him and nodded. He took a deep breath. "This isn't gonna happen. I won't let him. Why aren't you doing something? Hurt him, Ally. We could run again."

"No, nothing will make me more wanted anymore than I already am, or was, than using abilities on him. And I don't want to be that person anymore, I want to make good choices." Ally said. Austin stared at her. He slowly walked closer to her and leaned forward on the table. Ally looked up at him. He got closer, until they were inches apart.

"I love you. I want you to know that." he whispered. Ally smiled slightly, but it looked pained.

"I love you, too," she said. Austin closed the gap, pressing his mouth onto hers before he stood up, towering over her, breathing unevenly. The door swung open but Austin didn't take his eyes from Ally.

"Did you get what you needed?" Jimmy questioned Austin.

Austin shook his head, still not letting his gaze leave Ally's. "No...I'll never get what I want. Not anymore." Not as long as you're still trying to kill her, Austin thought. Ally cringed.

Jimmy glared at Ally as the guard came over and yanked her up. They shoved her down the hall, Austin was following behind. Jimmy got her onto the counter where they put her in restraints. "Do you regret it now, Ally?" asked Jimmy as he got the needle ready.

Ally didn't reply. Austin stood at the back of the room, feeling like he was about to hyperventilate but he did his best to console himself. His mouth felt dry and his thoughts were scattered. What could he do to help her? He couldn't let Jimmy do this!

"Anything you'd like to say before we begin?" asked Jimmy.

Ally looked at Austin, "I don't want him in here," she told Jimmy. Austin's eyes widened. But the last thing Ally wanted, was for Austin to watch her die. She wouldn't put him through that.

Jimmy looked back at Austin. Austin cleared his throat, "I deserve to stay in here. You ran from me too many times." Austin said, holding his ground. Jimmy nodded in agreement. He taunted Ally with the needle, putting it close to her arm before he stopped suddenly.

He turned to Austin, "Austin. You were given this task. I believe you should fulfill it." Jimmy said.

Austin looked at Jimmy, to Ally, and then to the needle, then back to Ally before back at Jimmy. "Uh...I...No, Jimmy. I...It's best if you do it," he said.

"Come on," Jimmy said, "You like to complete your tasks. I know you." he said.

Not enough, thought Austin. Austin gulped and stepped forward. He slowly took the needle into his hand, smiling nervously at Jimmy. He looked at the needle and then turned to face Ally. Ally was staring up at him. Austin wished she'd just use her abilities on Jimmy. Kill him. They'd be free forever. Ally heard this thought and shook her head at him.

He brought the needle closer to her arm. Austin felt his breathing get heavier. What made everything worse was Ally was staring into his eyes the entire time, taunting him to do it. He then took his gaze away from her arm and looked at her face. Her eyes that he thought were so calm, were filled with water, with tears. She looked so afraid.

Austin immediately looked away from her eyes. He brought the needle closer to her vein. He glanced over at Jimmy who was waiting eagerly. Austin slowly poked the needle through her skin and Ally held her breath, heart pounding. Austin slowly put a little bit of the poison into her veins, not having the courage to put anymore in. It burned inside Ally's body and she looked away from Austin as she sucked in a breath, groaning with pain.

"Austin Moon," Jimmy said, trying to get Austin's attention when he saw Austin was staring at the needle in his hand, not making any further movements.

"A minute, Jimmy, I just need a minute." he said. Jimmy frowned in confusion. Ally looked over at Austin. She had healed herself, cancelling out the pain. Austin hadn't put in enough of the injection to harm her.

"Ally, I can't," Austin whispered, low enough that only she could hear. His eyes were watery. He couldn't lose Ally. His Mom dying was enough to put a scar on his heart and he had no idea what it would do to him, if Ally died and especially if he was half of the reason.

Jimmy had narrowed eyes, watching the two. He saw something he wasn't expecting; the softness Ally had when she looked up at Austin, it was a look he'd never seen on her before. Her smirk wasn't there, she had a straight face, but there was sorrow filled in her brown orbs. Austin seemed to be staring right back into her eyes.

Jimmy looked between the two, raking his mind for memories of those files he'd read the other day. Suddenly, he turned towards Neil, his guard. "Put her in recovery."

Austin turned towards Jimmy, startled by his announcement. "What?" Austin said. Neil had shoved his way past Austin, taking Ally from the table. Ally was confused, too. Neil handcuffed her again and left the execution room, taking her into the recovery. Austin looked at Jimmy.

"You were hiding her," Jimmy stated. Austin's face paled and he looked away, not denying it. He was caught what's the point.

"Jimmy-"

"You seemed stuck, perhaps. You didn't want to do it. You didn't want to kill her, Austin." said Jimmy. "You look at her differently than you did before," Jimmy said. Austin looked at Jimmy, swallowing down hard. "And she looks at you differently, too," he added. "She looks at you with something different, something human in her. You are my top agent, Mr. Moon, and my trust is fully in you. None of it is in her, but there's something I don't know. Would you want to tell me what it is?"

"I don't want to explain myself to you, Jimmy," Austin said, digging his feet into the floor, ready to take a blow if Jimmy punched him out of anger.

Jimmy stared at his top agent with studying eyes. "And you believe that she won't harm you, that she won't harm anyone else?"

"I do." Austin stated. "She's not...She's not like that, Jimmy. She just didn't know how to make her own choices. She needed somebody to show her that she could."

Jimmy was silent for a long time. "Very well." he said.

"You're not going to kill her?" asked Austin, wide eyed.

"That decision hasn't been fully made yet," he said, "Are my eyes deceiving me or do I see that you are very much in love with Ally Dawson?"

"Please don't fire me," Austin whispered. Jimmy took a deep breath.

"She is not trustworthy, Austin Moon, I want you to think through this. Do you really love her? She killed twenty eight people and counting. She does not have the human morals anymore." Jimmy said.

"You don't know her, Jimmy," Austin said, "She wants to make good choices now. She knows that it's up to her. She knows that she can control her actions. She didn't hurt you. She could've, Jimmy. Everyone could be dead right now, but we're not, because she's making a good choice."

"I've read into her file," Jimmy mentioned. Austin looked at him. "There is a way that we can eliminate her powers without harming her, but it's a tricky situation. It's been tested on her before. The side effects she goes through are very awful and if we're not careful she will die. And if you really do love her...I don't want to have to do that to you."

"Then leave her," Austin said, "She won't hurt anyone anymore. She has control now. She knows what's wrong and what's right. She's known all along, she just needed some guidance. Give her a second chance."

"What she did was and always will be unacceptable. She was murdering innocent people, Mr. Moon. I want her to take responsibility for what she's done." Jimmy said.

"She's still a human being," Austin said, "She takes responsibility every day; she lives with guilt every day. She has feelings, Jimmy. She's not fearless like you think, she uses her abilities because she gets scared."

"You are in deep trouble, Mr. Moon. As is Dez Fisher and Trish De La Rosa. You will all face a suspension and drop in payment. You betrayed the government and hid a criminal." Jimmy said, changing the topic away from Ally. He didn't know what to do about her.

"You're not firing us?" Austin breathed.

"No," Jimmy said, "You're all too valuable. You're my best agent, Dez is the smartest researcher I've met, and Trish makes one hell of a coffee."

Austin chuckled softly before it dies out and his smile fades. "Jimmy, We could reintegrate her. We could help her, give her rehabilitation for everything she's done. She will live with guilt for the rest of her life, can't that be enough?"

"That will never make up for the lives she's ended," Jimmy said.

"Just...Please, Jimmy. She was never given a chance. These scientists destroyed everything she could have been but we can take that back. She could come back a thousand times better. She's making good choices, she hasn't hurt anyone else."

"She killed George Carlton and Ronnie Romone. The bodies were identified." Jimmy said.

Austin shook his head, "Ronnie Romone committed suicide. George Carlton...Well, I would've killed him too." Austin said. Jimmy stared at Austin. "Jimmy, There's so much we could do to help her instead of ending her life. She is not a killer or a monster. I'm telling you, she's not any of those things."

Jimmy was silent for a moment before he said, "These suggestions will be in my thoughts. You are on suspension until further notice."

. . . . . . . .

A week later, Austin was walking back to the government building. His suspension was awful, only filled with worrying, worrying, and more worrying. The suspension meant that Austin, Trish, and Dez were not allowed into the building until Jimmy said they could join work again.

One of the guards ushered Austin towards Jimmy's office. He was officially off suspension yet. Jimmy looked up when the door opened. "Austin," he said, "Sit down." Austin slowly shuffled towards the chair but he refused to sit down. He was too jumpy. "A decision has been made concerning Ally."

Austin looked at Jimmy, gulping. He hoped his heart wouldn't get broken today.

"Ally Dawson will not be executed. She will be forced to attend a rehabilitation program for the next year which will teach her all about good choice as you like to put it and eventually she will move into a reintegration program. She will be facing interrogation under my watch for the next week. The choice was given to her whether or not we could confiscate her abilities to which she said no. Ally Dawson will be keeping her abilities, though she is under a warrant that she has signed. If she is caught using any of her lethal abilities on anyone she will be executed." Jimmy informed Austin.

"Jimmy...I don't know how to thank you," Austin said gently.

"Your suspension will last for three months and then you will come back and continue your work. I have inadequate trust in you, Austin Moon. I trust your actions and I know that you are responsible for your actions. You are sure that Ally Dawson is not a murderer than we say she is not a murderer." Jimmy said before he added, "I also...I also read into her file a lot, Mr. Moon. And I agree that Ally Dawson is not what we thought."

Austin nodded, relieved. "Will I be able to see her ever?" Austin asked.

"Yes, her programs only go throughout the day. This program is new that we're setting up. We've created it to be like a school and/or counseling structure." Jimmy said. Austin nodded. "I still do not feel safe with her, Austin, so please, bare with me over the next little bit while I get used to the idea that Ally Dawson will be staying in society."

"Yes, Sir," Austin said softly.

"She is starting her rehabilitation tomorrow morning. I believe that she'll need a place to stay from now on." Jimmy said. Austin nodded. "You're dismissed."

Austin smiled at Jimmy. He walked out of Jimmy's office and travelled down the hallway to the recovery room. Ally was standing up, staring out the window. She was counting the blue cars compared to red cars, something she used to do as a child when she was bored.

"Hey," Austin said.

Ally turned around and smiled at Austin. She ran to him, wrapping her arms around his neck. Austin hugged her waist tightly. "I missed you," she whispered. She had been so used to seeing him every day that it was a hard transition for her to get used to not seeing him over the last week.

"I missed you, too," he said, "You need a place to stay...Would you like to stay with me?"

"Yes," Ally said without hesitating. Ally was surprised by Jimmy's decision but she never argued. She knew it had something to do with Austin so she whispered, "Thank you."

"For what?" he mumbled into her shoulder.

"For getting Jimmy to change his mind," Ally said.

"I'm not even sure it was me. I tossed in an idea here and there, but I think it was Jimmy who had a change in heart." Austin told her.

She frowned in confusion, "Really?" she asked as she pulled out of his grip. He nodded. "Am I allowed to leave now?"

Austin grinned and nodded. "Yes, let's go," he said.

. . . . . . . . . . .

One Year Later

"Take him away," hissed Jimmy angrily. One of the guards grabbed the man who was sitting down and took him out of the interrogation room. Jimmy and Austin glanced at Ally.

Ally shook her head, "He lied," she said, "But he kept rehearsing one particular address in his mind; 48 Stevenson Street."

"Do you got this, Moon?" asked Jimmy. Austin nodded his head, leaving the interrogation room. Ally followed behind him. Austin got into his car and Ally jumped into passenger side. They drove to 48 Stevenson Street.

And That was how everything came together. Ally had finished everything she needed to be reintegrated into society. When seeing her improvement, Jimmy had decided to use a few of Ally's abilities to help with investigations. They had an incredible advantage with Ally's telepathy. She was used to go under cover and explain who was lying and about what. Jimmy had labeled Ally as Austin's partner.

Ally even began songwriting again and now lived with Austin. She was always his girlfriend. Ally had grown to become a great friend of Trish's and they grew very close now that Ally vowed to never put her guard up anymore and learned to be herself around people. Trish and Dez had gotten married eventually.

The government had also gone after all Scientist Labs that were strictly for testing on people with abilities and they were shut down along with scientists thrown in jail.

Ally always thought it was weird how everything came together. She thought she had nothing left for her in the world until Austin had shown up. Maybe the villain does get the happy ending after all or maybe she wasn't the villain. Ally always imagined nobody could ever get through to her, but Austin proved that she wasn't so untouchable after all.

Ally knew that she was no longer going to be bound by fears and shame or even rules. Ally was her own person and she's learned how to be the person she always wanted and knew she could be.

As Austin turns into the street, concentrating on the road, Ally grins at him. She was happy that Jimmy had assigned him to kill her. She was happy she met Austin and that she let him in. She was happy that Austin was for her forever and never up against her. She loved Austin Moon.

It' . Oh my gosh. Thank you for all the reviews and nice comments! You guys are always really nice to me and compliment me and it makes me smile, so thank you so much. Not sure if this was rushed, I apologize if it was. But this was how I imagined it to end and it just sort of...all happened within this chapter. I was going to stretch it out but there was only so much I could do before the story started to drag with useless information. Thanks for everything though. I have written out a soundtrack if you feel like jamming to it! :P

P.S. Yes, A lot of the ideas were thought up after watching a wonderful series called The 4400. I did take a few ideas from the show, so I am not taking credit for everything although I did try to make it my own as well. But I will not take full credit because the idea wasn't exactly original but I tried :x

Untouchable Soundtrack:

1. Chandelier - Sia

2. Human - Christina Perri

3. Pieces - Andrew Belle

4. Dust To Dust - The Civil Wars

5. Ghost - Gabrielle Aplin

6. Give Me Love - Ed Sheeran

7. Bette Davis Eyes - Taylor Swift(Cover)

8. Somebody To You - The Vamps

9. Breathless - Taylor Swift

10. Let It Go - Idina Menzel

11. Dark Matter - Andrew Belle

12. Black Bear - Andrew Belle

13. Home - Phillip Phillips

14. Upside Down - Austin Moon (Ross Lynch)

15. Only Love - Ben Howard

16. Paradise - Coldplay

17. King and Lionheart - Of Monsters and Men

18. A Place In Time - Amanda Abizaid