Philophobia: fear of falling in love. "What are you afraid of?" Aaron questions. "What do you mean?" "The closest you have gotten to anyone on this team is as family. Nothing else. What are you scared of?" Hotch questions again. "Love. I'm scared of falling in love. I can't tell you why Hotch," I say. "Then let me tell you something. When Hayley died we were going through some things. You were there for me and Jack. I'm scared of loving someone because I don't know if I'll loose them like did Hayley. You've showed me what it's like to fall in love again," Aaron explains. "I can't. I promised myself I wouldn't. Not with what happened last time." "Whatever happened won't happen again. I can promise you that," Aaron says taking my hand. "Aaron Hotchner. Are you saying you love me?" I smirk. "Did I make it obvious?" I stand up and give Aaron a hug. I place a kiss on his cheek and walk out of his office.

"How many existentialists does it take to screw a lightbulb?" Spencer asked with a small laugh. Once again the room was silent. You faintly heard Agent Rossi mutter, "Don't." "2. One to change the light bulb and one to observe how it symbolizes an incandescent beacon of subjectivity in a netherworld of cosmic nothingness," he said. The room was silent still, until you laughed. His eyes looked up at yours in confusion. "Wouldn't they sit in the dark and hope that the bulb decided to light again? An existentialist would never change the bulb. He would allow the darkness to exist," you questioned. - #1 #spencerreid #1 #mgg #1 emilyprentiss

Y/N has been with the BAU for a little over two years. Her and Dr. Reid are best friends. They know everything about each other... Well almost everything.

She has two PhDs. She has solved a cold case, which not only managed to stump the entire department of the BAU, but their resident genius as well. She has an IQ of 167. She is a genius. Doctor Nova Harley is offered a job as a profiler, and she has to take it. Now there are two prodigal minds in the BAU. Minds that can't seem to focus on anything but each other.