Jack gets a phone call.
Jack: "Yeah, Sloane."
Jack: "I'll be right in Leon."
Jack: "Yeah, bye."
Gibbs: "What was that?"
Jack: "They need me at NCIS."
Gibbs: "I'm going with you."
Jack: "No Gibbs."
Gibbs: "Jack!"
Jack: "Gibbs, you just woke up from a coma!"
Gibbs: "I'm going with you."
Jack: "Gibbs!"
Gibbs: "Jack!"
Jack: "....Fine, but if you keel over don't blame me."
Gibbs goes to stand and falls back onto the bed.
Jack: "Gibbs!"
Gibbs: "I'm fine, now hand me those crutches."
Jack: (Irritated sigh) "Fine."
Gibbs: "Thanks."
Jack: "Just want you to know I'm not happy with this."
Gibbs: "Help me up."
Jack: "Nope, you're on your own cowboy, goodluck."
Gibbs: "Jack....dammit."
Gibbs signs himself out of the hospital and meets Jack out by her car.
Jack: "They actually let you out cowboy."
Gibbs: "Signed myself out."
Jack: "Of course."
Gibbs: (Grunts)
Jack: (Sighs) "Need some help?"
Gibbs: "Thought you weren't gonna help?"
Jack: "You're cute when you struggle- uhhhh I mean-"
Gibbs: (Raises an eyebrow)
Jack: "We're going to pretend I didn't say that."
Gibbs: (Shrugs)
They get to NCIS and get into the elevator, Jack flips the emergency switch.
Gibbs: "What?"
Jack: "Just so you know, you're walking into a room of armed agents that care for you, so they may shoot you AND me, because you signed yourself out of the hospital and I didn't stop you."
Gibbs: "I won't let 'em shoot ya."
Jack: "Gee thanks."
Gibbs: (Laughs) "Agh."
Jack: "This is exactly why I told you to stay at the hospital, you're gonna over do it-"
Gibbs: "I'll be fine."
Gibbs goes in for a hug, but he swerves and hits the button, and the elevator.
Jack: "I see cowboy."
Gibbs: (Chuckles)
Jack: "Alright now if they shoot you, it's not my fault."
Gibbs: "They won't shoot me."
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Beyond The Oath
FanfictionAn unexpected mission to Iraq. Terrible turn of events. Slibbs, Tiva, Ellick and McLillah moments. In this story, the events that are going to unfold are not true, and in real life no normal person could live through the events that are going to hap...
