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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WATER. Running down my body. Hands. At the small of my waist, reaching from behind. I jumped slightly at the gentle touch of his hands. I slowly turned my head around to see who it was. Dr. Spencer Reid. He was standing in the shower with me. The water was now soaking my hair as I smiled at him.
Our lips were so close yet so far... and then we started to you know... and then-
Well, you guessed it. I woke up. My phone was blaring an obnoxious noise. It was Hotch calling us in before dawn. "What the hell," I sighed, quickly getting out of bed.
I threw on a pair of tight jeans, a tank top, and a cardigan. I went into the bathroom putting on light makeup to cover up the lack of sleep and styled my wig. I made sure my go bag was ready, grabbing a jacket on my way out the door, as well as my keys.
I was rushing down the stairs, and when I reached Spencer's floor, he had just started walking down the stairs. Now, this is awkward. "Do you know why we're going in so early?" I asked him. "No idea," he answered. "Ride with me?" I asked him. "Sure," he said. He hit the main floor and rushed out into the parking garage.
We got to the BAU and dropped our stuff at our desks, and went to the round table. We were looking at the tablets to see the case and soon after, Garcia walked in. "Where's Hotch?" she asked. "Any minute," Rossi answered. "I didn't get a file sent to me. Did the case go directly to him?" she asked. "Don't know," Rossi said.
"When's the last time he called a meeting this early?" I asked. "Three years, eight months ago," Reid answered. "And what happened?" I asked. "Gideon left," he answered. "Who's leaving?" Garcia asks, worried. "Nobody's leaving," Morgan reassures her.
"I appreciate everyone coming in early," Hotch walks in. "What's going on?" Rossi asks. "The director called a meeting last night to discuss budgets," Hotch says. "They skipped over Strauss?" Rossi asked. "She's away. The bureau is facing a lot of changes and this unit is no exception. Over the next few weeks, each of you is going to be asked if you'd like to stay with the unit," Hotch tells us. "Why wouldn't we?" Reid asked. "There are other options for you out there. And while I want the unit to stay together, I understand completely if you want to see what the alternatives are. Morgan, there's renewed interest in you from the New York office," Hotch says.
"Nobody's called me," Morgan says. "They will," Hotch says. "That doesn't mean I'm gonna go," Morgan tells him. "Oh, I know," Hotch says. "Are you staying here?" I ask Hotch. "It's my intention. All I ask is if you are contacted by another division that you let me know. Hotchner. Yes. Right. We can be there in twenty minutes," At the end of what he was saying he got a phone call. "Virginia state police believe they've uncovered a serial killer. They need us at Zacha road and Route 7 as soon as possible. Morgan, you and Dave get out there," Hotch tells us. "What about this?" Rossi asks. "We can talk about it later," Hotch says.
