Y/n is about to join the FBI Behavioural Analysis Training Programme led by Section Chief Emily Prentiss. The night before, Y/n decides to blow off some steam at their local bar when they meet a welcome distraction. Little do they know, that one night is about to affect the entire beginning of their new career.
You and Emily met at the BAU when she transferred back from Interpol after Hotch had hired you a few months before. You fit right into the team when you joined, and naturally developed a great friendship with Emily when she returned too. But that friendship quickly developed into a little something more, and although...
I do not own any of the criminal minds characters or story lines. *Derek Morgan *Spencer Reid *Aaron Hotchner *Luke Alvez *Matt Simmons *Dave Rossi These are all the members I'll be doing for this book. Requests are excepted for One Shots. ✌
You've worked at the BAU for months now, you've developed feelings for Emily Prentiss. You have no idea if she liked you back, but she flirts with you everyday. One day she ignores you, what happens next? GUYS THE STORY IS BETTER THAN THE DESCRIPTION, sorry bae's i'm bad at this 😩
For the team, this is just another case but not for Emily. The team worries for her well-being from her prior experiences. She tells everyone she's fine , but is she really? TW: This story contains mentions of sexual assault, abuse, and suicide.
Spencer is embarrassed by his lack of sexual experience. Emily offers to help. Will the be the best idea they've ever come up with or will it ruin everything they had as friends/co-workers?
hiatus. you still look like a movie, you still sound like a song, my god, this reminds me, of when we were young. criminal minds fan fiction childhood best friends to enemies to lovers emily prentiss x oc
Random One shots you requested... go crazy but not to crazy (requests closed )
Book of Criminal Minds one-shots. Some are xReader, some aren't. I've tried to make most of the xReader stories as gender neutral as I can but, unfortunately, sometimes gendering was unavoidable. If the reader has a specified gender/sex/pronouns it will be written in the title of said story.
