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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MARISSA was woken abruptly by the sound of her door being knocked on. She groaned and looked up to see who it was.
"Rounds, sorry darling. It'll be quick," Nurse Olive smiled. Marissa looked at the clock and it read 6:00 A.M. "Why so early?" She rubbed her eyes. "Not sure, hun. This is just when they tell us to do it." "They should at least make it at eight o'clock," Marissa sighed.
"Go back to sleep, visitation starts at nine," Nurse Olive smiles. "Great, thank you," she smiled back. So, Marissa tried to go back to sleep.
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AARON'S alarm went off and he had a text from Marissa. Apparently, she never told mom that her cancer was back. She warned him that if mom called him screaming, to not be surprised.
He rolled his eyes and got up. He put on his suit and grabbed his go-bag and went to work.
He had a mountain of paperwork to fill out and a few case consults.
While sitting at his desk, he got a phone call on his work office phone.
"Hey, A. Um, I'm really nervous about mom," Marissa's voice came through the phone.
"Why'd you call my office phone?" He asked. "Because I knew you were doing paperwork," she said.
It was around nine in the morning.
"How long have you been awake?" He asked. "Well, nursing rounds started at six? So, three hours?" "You really are nervous, huh?"
"Yeah. How's the team? Are they doing okay?" "Yeah. I think so. I still haven't told them." "You really need to. It's been like two weeks." "Yeah, well how long have you kept it from mom?" "Shut up."
She hung up and Aaron lightly chuckled.
He heard a knock on his open office door. "Hey, we have a debriefing in 30," Penelope Garcia says. "Okay, thanks," he nodded.
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MARISSA was trying to eat breakfast. The chemo was really starting to kick her ass, more than it already had. Sean had brought her a coffee and some pancakes from a small restaurant down the street.
Sean has always treated Marissa well. Aaron, too. They're her big brothers, to them it was their duty to protect her. Now, they were terrified because they couldn't do more.
Aaron didn't show his emotions often. When he would it would be painful to watch. When Marissa first told him about the cancer being back, Aaron showed some emotion. That's when Marissa knew, it would be hard for everyone else to hear the news, too.
Sean, on the other hand, showed many emotions. He would always smile and laugh. When he would cry, which he doesn't often, you'd want to give him a big hug.
