Oazidan Stories

When OA gets kidnapped, Maggie realizes that she never told OA her feelings for him. Will she get to tell him or not? Mainly told from Maggie's POV. Eventually Zibell :)

Based on Season 5 episode 20. Focused on Maggie, obviously.

O.A. can never forget the memories that he experienced in his everyday life on the job. The one thing he never forgot was saving the life of a young girl. He would never forget her and still remembers what she looks like. See what happens when she ends up working with him in the FBI!!

This Crossover fanfic is dedicated to my friend Callie who got me watching/falling in love with FBI. Don't expect to actually get stuff of them working a case because that's not gonna happen, sorry not sorry.

what will happen when the team finds out about Hailey's biggest secret? what will happen when her secret leads to a break in the case? what will happen when the FBI finds out that the intelligence unit is in danger because the criminals found hailey? read to find the answers to all the questions.

after maggie gets shot, OA realises that his feelings for her are much more than her just being his partner.

A FBI fanfiction

"When the years weigh on us and our legs don't move Our eyes close and our skin doesn't stretch And the only thing that weighs is what we did in life And even if none of this happened, You are the love of my life" Jennifer Jareau x OC Male (I do not own Criminal Minds. I only own my OCs)

One shots of Jay and Oa since they worked in the same regiment so it will included a lot of different moments that that will be them reuniting and some flash backs

Focuses On The New York Field Office Of The Federal Bureau Of Investigation, Showcasing The Team's Investigations Into Various Crimes And Threats.

zibell

<| You told me once to be honest with you, and myself. |> I told Maggie, the memory coming back to her. <| I need you to do the same now. |>

This one shot is based on the events of the FBI Season 7 finale, "A New Day," where Isobel collapses after a high-stress operation, leaving her fate uncertain.

It was supposed to be a simple extraction. But the line between "routine" and "disaster" is always razor-thin in the field. For Jenzii 🤭

When SAC Isobel Castille is summoned to a closed-door meeting with the ASAC, ADIC and DIC of the New York Field Office, she assumes it's just another political dance with brass and egos. Until the first shot is fired. The conference room becomes a war zone. The building goes into lockdown. And Isobel becomes a hostage in a strategic coup orchestrated by someone on the inside-someone with a grudge and a plan. Back in the JOC, the team realizes the severity of the situation before anyone else does. With the upper echelons in chaos, it's up to Jubal Valentine and the field agents to coordinate a rescue mission without command authority, without a clear threat profile-and without time. They've stopped bombers, serial killers, and terrorists. But now, their boss is the target. And this time, it's personal.

Maggie gets trapped in the lab when the sarin gas canister gets dropped onto the floor and opened. Will she get saved in time?

A new case lands on the Joint Operations Command's desk-seemingly routine, until links begin to surface connecting it to a long-closed investigation from nearly a decade ago. As Isobel leads the team through a maze of intel, one name keeps resurfacing: Dana Mosier. Her former mentor. The previous SAC of the New York field office. A woman Isobel thought she knew completely. With pressures mounting and questions circling around Dana's past decisions, Isobel is forced to confront the possibility that the people she admired most may have buried dangerous truths. As loyalties are tested and reputations hang in the balance, the line between justice and personal history begins to blur. The JOC must tread carefully. In the FBI, ghosts don't stay buried-they wait to be found.

Isobel never made it to work. She didn't call in. She didn't answer her phone. She didn't show up. And by the time they find her, it's far too late. The worst part? She wasn't armed. She was at home.

A joint operation brings Jess Blake and her team to New York, chasing a lead on a domestic terror cell that's one step ahead of both agencies. When a sting goes violently wrong, Jess makes a split-second call that saves lives-but costs her own. As Maggie Bell grapples with the fallout and a mountain of unanswered questions, the team uncovers that the mission was never as straightforward as it seemed. Jess's death wasn't just tragic-it was targeted. Maggie, OA, and the Fugitive Task Force are left to finish what Jess started, carrying the weight of her loss as they fight to expose a truth someone is desperate to keep buried. A canon-compliant crossover that explores duty, sacrifice, and the people we become after everything breaks.

Isobel Castille is known for her composure. Her crisp suits, sharp lines, and sharper decisions. She doesn't raise her voice, doesn't crack under pressure, and definitely doesn't curse. At least-that's what everyone thinks. Behind the closed doors of the JOC, when the paperwork piles too high and the politics get too stupid, Isobel starts to lose her grip on professionalism... and gain something much more satisfying: the cathartic joy of finally saying what she really thinks. Each one-shot in this series follows one very bad day, one ridiculous inter-agency call, or one "Are you f**king kidding me?" moment-where Isobel trades diplomacy for directness, and finds unexpected support in the agents who'd go to hell and back for her. She doesn't fall apart. She just stops pretending she's not already carrying everything.