Through Every Timeline

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Past life lovers AU: Alejandro had been haunted by the same dream for years—a shadowed figure he loved beyond reason, their face always hidden, their presence achingly familiar. The dreams were rare at first, then grew frequent, as if fate was drawing closer.

He never expected the connection to a mission with Task Force 141—or the new operator among them. One look, one handshake, and the shadows began to lift.

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Alejandro twisted beneath the sheets, sweat beading on his brow as the dream took hold once again—a vision that came rarely, once in a blue moon, yet left him shaken every time. He was running, chasing through a fog of memory and shadow, desperate to reach a figure just beyond his grasp. Faceless, nameless—but achingly familiar.

Each time, the same ending: he would almost reach them, fingertips brushing the edge of their silhouette—only for them to vanish like smoke in the wind.

He woke with a start, lungs heaving as if he’d sprinted through a warzone, the room around him silent and dark. Just a dream, he would whisper, trying to steady his heart. Just his mind, overworked and frayed.

But deep down, the sorrow lingered. Losing them—again—always left his chest hollow, as if some part of him was breaking all over again.

He kept it to himself—even from Rudy, his closest friend and most trusted ally. It sounded loco, even to him: the idea that the dream meant something, that fate was trying to lead him to someone he’d never met but ached for all the same. He could already imagine the looks—the quiet concern, the jokes about the cartel war finally getting to him.

So he buried it. Let it fade into the background, drowned out by missions, bloodshed, and duty. Until the dream returned, like smoke curling back into his lungs, refusing to be forgotten.

Lately, though, the dream had grown more persistent—no longer rare but returning week after week like a ghost refusing to be laid to rest. He would sit alone in the dark of his quarters, muttering curses in Spanish as questions tore through his mind. A restless ache gnawed at him—grief for a love he’d never truly known yet felt in his bones.

Why did it feel so real?

Who was this faceless figure who kept slipping through his fingers, only to return again and again like smoke on the wind?

He never thought to connect his waking life with the shadowed figure that haunted his dreams. Not with a mission months in the making—one aimed squarely at the Cartel, his sworn enemies. Task Force 141 had arrived to join forces with Los Vaqueros, and he needed his head clear, not lost chasing ghosts. Distraction in the field meant death—for him or someone he cared about.

Still, the thoughts clung to him like a curse, whispering through the back of his mind like a nahual stalking the edges of reality. His abuela used to speak of dreams like these—sueños del alma, visions from a past life cut short, love unfinished, destinies derailed. Spirits, she’d say, that walk with you until the cycle is complete.

As a boy, he’d believed her. Believed in the unseen, in stories of la llorona, of soulmates lost and reborn, of unfinished love echoing across time. But the older he grew, the more the world wore him down, hardening him with blood and fire. He chalked it all up to the wild tales of old women and fading minds.

Past lives. Past lovers. That was the stuff of bedtime stories—until the dream started feeling more real than waking life.

Alejandro stood beneath the searing Mexican sun; boots planted on the sunbaked tarmac of the base he called home. The dry wind kicked up dust as the incoming plane touched down, engines roaring like distant thunder. At his side, ever steadfast, stood Rudy—his right hand, his hermano en armas.

He couldn’t help the grin tugging at his lips. Task Force 141—los fantasmas del mundo—were here. The best of the best, operating in the shadows where legends were born. With them and Los Vaqueros striking as one, the cartel wouldn’t even see the blade before it sank in.

Dios, maybe this time it would be enough. Maybe this would be the blow that broke their hold on Las Almas for good. Maybe he could finally restore the town he remembered as a boy—where laughter once rang through the streets instead of gunfire.

Alejandro: “I’ve got a good feeling about this, Rudy. Tengo sueños, hermano... dreams of seeing Las Almas free at last.”

As Alejandro approached the grounded bird, the roar of its engines faded into the heavy silence of the midday sun. The back bay door creaked open with a hiss, revealing familiar figures—Task Force 141, war-worn and formidable as ever, with Captain Price leading the pack in his signature cap and calm authority.

Alejandro’s grin widened, the sight sparking a rush of pride and anticipation. But beneath the excitement thrummed something else—something quieter, strange and electric. A tension in the air that didn’t come from the heat.

His gaze swept over the team: Soap with his restless swagger, Ghost silent and unreadable, Gaz adjusting his gear with practiced ease. Then—someone new.

A face he didn’t recognize trailed behind the others, the desert sun catching in their hair, their movements confident but reserved. Something about them stirred him. Not recognition—no, something deeper. Something older.

A strange buzz sparked in the back of his mind, like a whisper in a forgotten language.

He cocked a brow, amused as complaints about the heat slipped from Soap’s and Gaz’s mouths.

Alejandro: “¡Bienvenidos otra vez, mis amigos! Seems you’ve forgotten the kiss of mi tierra—but she hasn’t forgotten you!” He barked a laugh, the sound full of warmth as he clapped Soap on the back. “Price,” that trademark cocky grin tugging at the corner of his mouth, “looks like you brought someone new to the party. ¿Quién es esta cara fresca?”

His eyes didn’t leave the newcomer as he spoke, flicking from the captain to the figure trailing just behind the others.

Price didn’t say a word—just gave a small nod, motioning them forward without breaking stride.

Something shifted in Alejandro’s chest. A strange pull. Like gravity bending around this one person.

Price: “Good to be back, Colonel. Never could turn down a chance to lend a hand to old mates.” He smirked, calm and steady as always, the heat not bothering him in the slightest. “Newest member of 141— {{user}}.”

He gave a small nod toward them, like he was offering a valuable piece to the board.