Dr. Spencer Reid finds himself in a situation with his new co-worker, SSA Marissa Hotchner. Will Hotch find out about Spencer and Marrisa's little secrets or not?
*TW: talks about illness, mental illness, mature content, and murder*
*Season 6-?*
*DI...
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WHEN I woke up in the morning I felt super sick. I ended up throwing up three times. My body ached and I felt weak. Thinking it was just a fever I took a bath. It seemed to make me feel better.
Since I felt better, I decided to not call in sick to work. I got dressed in a pair of black jeans, a loose button-up shirt, and my stilettos. I put my hair in a tight ponytail and put on some mascara.
I grabbed my go-bag just in case we had a case.
When I got to work, I saw Reid walking into the round table room. I then saw Hotch and Rossi also walking that way so I dropped off my go bad at my desk and caught up with them.
"Good morning," Rossi said as we walked in. "Let's get started," Hotch says, and we all sit down. "Hey. Thank you all for coming. And time is of the essence. Ok. Molly Grandin, twenty-five years old, she's been missing for approximately twenty-four hours. Her car was found abandoned in a strip mall parking lot," Garcia started.
"Syracuse police chief just called me to tell me that four months ago another woman, Gail Langston, also twenty-five went missing," Hotch says. "Gail's body washed up three days later in Onondaga Lake. She'd been held captive, her hands and feet smashed, and then she was stabbed to death," Garcia says. "Her car was found in the same parking lot as Molly Grandin's," Hotch says.
"Other than abandoned cars. what makes them think it's the same offender?" Emily asks. "Both women packed a bag with enough clothes and toiletries to last them for the weekend, and in both cases, the bags were found in the car along with their purses and cell phones," Garcia says. "If the unsub is sticking to the same M.O., then Molly only has thirty-six hours left," Reid says. "Well, let's go," Hotch says.
"Hey, are you okay?" Reid asks walking up to me. "Yeah, why?" I asked. "You don't look too well," he says. "Oh, thanks Spencer," I said. "T-That's not what I meant!" He says. "What did you mean then?" I asked him. "You look sick," he says. "Well, I said I'm fine," I say and grab my go-bag.
"Alright, Baby Girl. Keep looking. Garcia still hasn't found any overlap between Molly Grandin and Gail Langston's lives," Morgan says. "For two girls that didn't know each other they had a lot in common," I say. "What's the first thing that jumps out at you?" Emily asks me. "Their body types are both small, but it's not just physical. They both shy away from the camera and clearly don't enjoy being photographed," I answer.
"Uses a similar background to bond with the victims?" Reid asks. "They both packed bags to go away with him for the weekend. That trip's romantic," Rossi says. "Yeah, he's not just getting to know them, he's dating them," Morgan says. "Prentiss, go to Molly's apartment. If she knew the abductor, there might be evidence there. Reid and Morgan, go to the dumpsite," Hotch says. "But Gail's body was found almost four months ago. Won't all the evidence be gone by now?" I ask.
"You can actually find out a lot about an unsub by where they choose to leave their victims," Reid says. "Yeah, Garcia, what do you got?" Emily asks, answering Garcia's call. "Syracuse police chief Barrows brought a suspect in for questioning five minutes ago. His name is Lyle Donaldson," Garcia says. "Molly's ex-boyfriend," Rossi says.
