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I live in a small town in the Midwest working 2 jobs. I read and write as often as I can. Always looking for new friends

What’s a random movie or tv crush of a side character you had as a kid? When you look back now you ask really? Why? Mine was Frankie from Sister Act 2.

Though the writer in me is thinking up a fanfic hehe.

Plotted|Closed Starter for @furiousdinosaurdestiny

Living near the water had its ups and downs. On the upside, beautiful sunsets and sunrises. A nice breeze would come off the water during really hot days. You were able to take a dive off the dock during the summer or simply enjoy the landscape by the shore.
The downside was the storms. They were more like monsoons—high, violent winds, rain, and sometimes hail. It wasn't something you got used to very quickly. It was definitely an adjustment. Today, however, something weird was coming off the mountains: a thick mist sitting and floating on top of the water. Regardless, Paige didn't have time to worry about it. Her mother needed groceries, and her window patched up; a tree branch had come straight through it.
"Really wish you would just let the maintenance guys come and fix it," Jane, her mother, pleaded with her daughter from her wheelchair. Her live-in nurse, Fatima, was there helping Paige with the cleanup. "Oh, please, Mother. This would be so much faster. Let me run into town, get a tarp, and some duct tape, just in case they don't make it around to us today." So, Paige set off after kissing her mother goodbye and telling Fatima she would be right back.
The grocery store was absolutely packed. Power was still out, so more people were panicking, even those who didn't carry cash or a checkbook. Paige made her way to the home improvement aisle, grabbing a roll of duct tape and a large tarp. Not paying attention as she scanned the shelves for what else she needed, she accidentally bumped into someone. "Oh, god, I'm so sorry; excuse me," she said, laughing it off as she looked at the man she had bumped into.
Paige had gotten Max to fall asleep next to her on a yoga mat that Freddy and Hank pulled out from the back for people to lay on. The lights were then turned off to make things a little less intense. Quiet murmuring could be heard around the store. The sound of dog food bags being stacked against the door and windows for an extra barrier just in case anything happened.
She sighed and looked around before her eyes shifted to Dean and she gave him a small smile. She was surrounded by familier faces but, Dean was the one she felt safe with. Mostly due to the fact that he seemed fo have some kind of knowledge about this whole thing. When Greg came to take her place next his son, Paige crawled over to the empty mat next to Dean and sat back against the freezer with him.
"Have you ever heard of something like this?" She asked quietly.

Dean kept his voice low when his attention turned Paige. “Nothing like this. And traveling the country with my brother we have seen and heard a lot of things. It’s all so dumbfounding. Usually when we don’t know what something is we’ll look it up, make some calls to try and figure things out. Yet, whatever this is, is preventing us from actually trying to figure it out to take care of it. It’s like an inch that can’t be scratch and I hate it.” Running a hand through his hair. He got the feeling he can be honest with Paige. That she could handle a little more than the average person they came across. “I also hate that this is such a large group of people stuck in one spot. I can’t help but feel we are going to lose more people because it’ll be harder to protect them. To keep them safe.”

Dean hated feeling so helpless. He wasn’t use to feeling like this, it was all unfamiliar to him and he didn’t know how to handle what he was feeling. Dean has spent most of his life in control and always able to figure things out. To be able to solve things. So now that he was stuck in a grocery store with a bunch of strangers, unable to fall back on what he always had done to solve things. Made him want to bash something’s in at the moment. But he knew all too well that he can’t lose his control with so many people around. It could possibly trigger a hysteria among everyone who were already frightened and on edge.

Wetting his lips. “This is going to probably sound silly. How are you right now?”

Part One

You’re new at the FBI headquarters. You were hired last week as a filing clerk and was still getting use to your way around the place. You were ask to drop a folder off before leaving. Which would have been fine if you knew your way around the place. You turn down one of the many corners on the floor slamming into someone. “I’m sorry. Are you ok?”


Taking in the tall man with dark hair and memorizing eyes. “I’m fine thank you. I’m just trying to find….” You look at the sticky note on the Manila folder “A Aaron Hotchner’s office to drop this off before going home. But I’m lost and not sure where his office is exactly.”


Smiling at her. “No need to. I’m him.”


“Seriously?” He nodded yes. “What are the odds of that?” Handing it over. “Well you have a good night sir.”


Looking at his watch. “It’s late and I’m on my way out. Why don’t I walk you to your car.” He offered.


“It’s fine, I don’t want to be a bother to you.”


“It’s not a bother at all.” He told you as you two began your walk to the elevators. “I didn’t catch your name by the way.”


“Oh it’s y/n”.


As you two make your way to your car the talk is light. He mentions he has a son named Jack. While you bring up you moved here from Washington after a bad breakup from a ex-fiancé and needed a change. 


From there on out anytime that you two were working late. Hotch would take time walk you to your car. 

(Leave a comment if you’d like me to continue)


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