The Diary Of Minerva Kuryakin

Finding The Diary

It was a usual day at NCIS bullpen in DC and their forensic scientist Abby Sciuto was down in her lab and was scaning some files that were still in paper form, suddenly she saw a dark brown book in the file box.

Without thinking she started to dug threw the box and a couple minutes she finally find the book and looked at it.

It was beautiful with the dark brown almost black leather with a golden shield crest and it had a lion on it with a strange word 'Gryffindor'.
She knew that the book should not be opened but her curiosity took over and she opened the book and saw a writing on inner part of the binding it said.

' To my love Illya if you read this
you must have found my dairy.
Illya you must know that I never
intended to hurt you.
You can't remember me, I hade no choice but I had to erase your memory.
I can never forgive myself for what I did.
But you were in danger and I just wanted you to be safe.
We were at war and they were after people like you.
Just try to remember that I'll always love you, your tabby cat.

All my love
M. Mcgonagall Kuryakin.'

After Abby put down the book she had no words for what she just had reed.
She didn't know who this Illya guy or this Mcgonagall woman was either but she would find out one way or another.
But she knew that whatever made the woman leave her husband it wasn't because she stoped loving him.
Just as she hade put the diary down when she got a call from Gibbs.

Abby: GIBBS.

Gibbs: Calm down Abby, I need your help over here.

Abby: Ofcourse, I'm happy to help.

Gibbs: I need your to get Ducky to the hospital and no he is not hurt.

Abby: Then why?

Gibbs: A woman and her daugther was attacked this morning, the mother is missing and girl is on her way to the hospital.

Abby: Oh my god, poor girl, I'll be there in five, if you don't mind me asking what is the girls name.

Gibbs: We have no idea but for now are they two Jane Doe's.

Abby: I'm on my way.

After the phonecall ended she looked over on the Book and through.

' I wounder what happed to this unfortuned couple.'