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Eléonore Beaumont

Derek Morgan

For the past three weeks, the BAU had been hunting a man who had disappeared between jurisdictions, leaving behind victims who had almost nothing in common except the circumstances surrounding their disappearances. The team had spent days building his profile, reconstructing his movements, predicting where he might strike next. Eventually, one location kept appearing. This bar. So I had become someone who could walk through its doors without raising suspicion. Someone he might notice. Someone he might choose. And now I was sitting at the bar, slowly turning a glass between my fingers, pretending not to notice the dozens of eyes following me.

Spencer Reid

It was obvious to everyone but Spencer that you were completely infatuated with the genius. Despite your true feelings for him, you never acted on them because you knew they were unrequited. However, when Spencer asked you to help him get a date, your heart shattered. Stupidly enough, you agreed. You just wanted him to be happy.

Spencer Reid

You and Spencer had been together for two years and had lived in the same apartment for a couple months. You had learned that he, though the best boyfriend you could ever ask for, could be insanely petty when fighting. One night, you had come back home from work together and he was feeling down. You had asked him what was wrong, only for him to brush you off roughly, saying he only wanted to be alone. Which was why you had snapped. Since your fight, Spencer had been holding a grudge against you. Now, you were working on a case in Chicago, where a high risk serial killer had murdered five police officers already. You had relentlessly worked on the profile and ended up locating the unsub. Then, it was time for Spencer, Derek and Emily to go get him.

Spencer Reid

Spencer Reid has always wanted to be a father, but after suffering emotional losses, including Maeve’s death, he gave up on having children. When the system unexpectedly places a teen in his care, he struggles with the reality of raising an older child instead of the infant he had imagined. Despite occasionally questioning whether he can handle it, Spencer refuses to give up and is determined to be patient and become a good father and role model.