In which, two strangers at a party forget to exchange their names by the end of the night. ( a matthew gray gubler fanfic ) ( will include irl & social media ) ( cover made by @goodhYOUman )

Hadley LaMontagne, a crime scene investigator from New Orleans is the smartest in her class, with an IQ of 167. When the serial killer who everyone thought died during Hurricane Katrina is now killing again, they call in the BAU from Quantico, Virginia to come and help with the murders. While she is helping her older brother with this case, and new killer is around, and she asks for the help of the team to catch the killer. When the team sees her abilities and how smart she is, they recruit her for the BAU.

" Someone, someone could tell me Where I belong Be calm, be brave It'll be okay " Spencer Reid x Oc

Jennifer Jareau has a younger sister who doesnt seem to have her life as put together as her older sister. Charlotte Jareau knows she doesnt live up to the expectations of her older sister. Falling into the wrong crowd in college and potentially ruining her life until JJ steps in.

Allie Gates: Pretty, popular, and wickedly smart. Spencer Reid: Socially awkward, child prodigy, and certified genius. Best friends in high school, until Spencer has to go to college at only 12, leaving Allie behind. 20 years later, Allie is promoted to the BAU with no knowing who her team will consist of. What she doesn't expect is to be teamed up with her old friend, who is now known as Dr. Spencer Reid. With their friendship quickly reestablished, they work together with the rest of the team to solve whatever cases the BAU throws at them. As time goes on, emotions get in the way, leaving Allie confused on whether she can blur the line between friends and lovers. When a dangerous unsub comes in contact with the BAU, and Allie's found in the middle, will her genius in shining armor save her or be too late to help? Based on the television show Criminal Minds. Cover by @1D_London_xx

so·ci·o·path /ˈsōsēōˌpaTH/ : a person with a personality disorder manifesting itself in extreme antisocial attitudes and behavior and a lack of conscience. 𝒂𝒆𝒚𝒍𝒂 𝒈𝒓𝒊𝒎𝒆𝒔 doesn't feel bad. she doesn't cry over others, she doesn't empathize with, confide in, or trust anybody. the MS-13 gang is what taught her to destroy that weak part of her; being raised with brutality and distrust since the very beginning-it was all she knew. when FBI agent 𝒔𝒑𝒆𝒏𝒄𝒆𝒓 𝒓𝒆𝒊𝒅 gets abducted and forced to join the high-crime organization, he soon learns that down in those dark-depths, empathy is the last thing you would like to have. yet, empathy was what brought him to her. [COMPLETED]

After anxiously fleeing her brother's wedding reception, Lor Lynch ends up running into the arms of Dr. Spencer Reid, her sister-in-law's co-worker. [word count: approx. 68,000] COMPLETED.

After joining the BAU, Isla Rafferty soon learns that fighting crime isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially with Spencer Reid around. [word count: approx. 140,000 words] COMPLETED.

Elizabeth Bartlett is no ordinary woman for exactly two reasons. Reason number one, her father was a Profiler for the FBI in his day, so she knows a thing or two about the art of deduction. Reason number two...her best friend shot up their high school. She showed kindness to Randy Slade, and how did he return it? He let her live while he killed countless classmates. She became one of the faces of the terrible incident, and she hated every second of it. When she was finally able to move away from the limelight, she moved to Quantico, Virginia and began teaching at a Public School. One of her favorite students is none other then Jack Hotchner. Concerned about Jack's parent involvement, Elizabeth calls a meeting with Jack's father. There are some misunderstandings, and the two don't exactly get off on the right foot. However, you tend to forget the little things when you go back to your High School reunion only to find that someone is carrying out Randy Slade's hitlist...and her name's been added to the roster.

And in the end, we were all just humans, drunk on the idea that love, only love, could heal our brokenness. Published: August 5, 2019 Completed: April 15, 2020