“Because there’s a part of you that is still good.” He could never get through to Reverb. Part of Jay hadn’t even tried. Cisco was another story, though. He may not be close, but he had watched him for several months. He had been one of Barry Allen’s closest friends. “Everyone is turning on each other.” This wasn’t right. “There’s always going to be Team Flash.” Just because they weren’t together didn’t mean it would always be that way. “There’s a hurdle. I understand.” Pulling a team together was hard work. A bit frustrating, really. “If you really don’t care about Barry Allen, so be it. Zoom will tear him to pieces in front of everyone.” Jay would only be able to stop it if he had his speed back. And even then, it may not be as simple as he was hoping.
“Oh, you think so?” Cisco quipped. “This is no hurdle, it’s a cliff, and after Barry pushed me away, I jumped off. There’s no way to get back, and I don’t plan on going back. I’m also not going to let you sit there and feed me stories to try and get me to go back. Give my regards to whats left of Team Flash.” Cisco said before turning on his heel and walking the opposite direction.
