Reid's Girlfriend On Criminal Minds Novels & Stories

As the team filed out, I moved to stand behind her chair, placing my hands on her shoulders in a gesture that was both possessive and supportive. "You're worried," I observed, feeling the tension in her muscles. "About more than just standard security upgrades." She leaned back into my touch, a small gesture of trust that meant everything coming from a woman who had suffered such devastating betrayal in her previous life. "Jessica Reid's appearance at the gala wasn't random," she said softly. "And her connection to Marcus Holloway... it feels like pieces of a puzzle we can't quite see yet." I tightened my grip fractionally, protective instincts surging. "Let them plot," I said, my voice carr

“You’ve weakened him. You’ve cost him allies, control. Do you think that kind of love is sustainable when the real wolves start circling? Victor was nothing compared to what’s coming.” Elena didn’t look away. “Then let them come. I’ll stand beside him.” The door behind them opened, and Reid stepped in, tension riding his shoulders. He froze when he saw Ada. “Christ,” he muttered. “Was this a family reunion and no one told me?” Ada gave him a thin, dismissive nod. “Mr. Shaw.” “Ms. Blackwood.” Reid eyed her carefully. “You come bearing condolences or threats?” Ada smiled faintly. “Sometimes, they’re the same thing.”

Mia said carefully, “I’m a good listener. I know we don’t know each other well, but sometimes it helps to talk to someone outside the situation.” Dr. Reid looked at her for a long moment. His eyes were haunted. “Thank you,” he said finally. “That’s kind of you.” He left the break room without drinking his coffee. Mia stood alone, thinking. He was close to breaking. She could see it. Whatever guilt he was carrying, whatever fear he was drowning in, it was eating him alive. She just needed to push a little harder. Back at her desk, Mia pulled up the company directory on her computer. She found Dr. Reid’s extension and the list of projects he was currently managing.

He'd been haunted by the memory of Bella, the child she carried, and the unexplained void she'd left in his life. "Is this a solid lead, Boris? Or another goose chase?" Reid's voice was intense, betraying his inner turmoil. He was on the precipice of something that could alter the trajectory of his life. Boris nodded, trying to convey certainty in his words. "It's our best lead yet. The IP address we tracked aligns with the Greyhound routes leaving Dallas around that time." Reid's mind raced, images of Bella flashing vividly in his thoughts. He had to admit to himself that, despite his tough exterior, she had left an indelible mark on him. The mere possibility of finding her stirred emotions

Because even if it wasn’t his baby, the doubt had crawled into my chest and made a home there. And I wasn’t sure how to evict it. ⸻ Reid’s POV Later that night I sat in the dark in my car, parked two blocks from Mia’s building, like a goddamn criminal. I wasn’t stalking. I was… hoping. Waiting. A light turned on in the corner window. I recognized the shape of her silhouette instantly. Even at a distance, I could feel her sadness through glass. I gripped the wheel tighter. I didn’t know if this was love or madness.

I sighed. "Are you sure it's just your kids that love her? You sound like you do too, I didn't know you were this...easy to fall in love, I thought you weren't over Emily yet" Reid brought to his friend as usual, they used to be pretty close and I hated it until I found out he was into men, still didn't put my mind at ease but it made me less worried about him spending time with my wife whenever I wasn't there.

I'll kill that bîtch' Michelle gritted her teeth making Tikka chuckled "You mean Salma McKenzie?" "Huh!?!?' "Don't worry your little head Michelle. She's getting her piece of cake" Graveyard Cartel** "Where am I!?, let me go !"Fiona kept yelling trying to break free. Her hands and legs were bonded tightly with ropes The room was dark and absolutely dirty "Who ever you are, you'll pay for this. You don't know who I am!!" she hollard and a dry laughter could be heard. Fear seized her seeing Lewis emerge from the dark

I've now added another huddle to overcome in getting her back. Reid’s gaze softens, but only slightly confusion still swirling in his features. I don't talk about woman often, there have been one of two over the years but when you are as old as I am my needs vary. “Claudia Grey is back,” I say, squaring my shoulders. “I need you to handle the pack while I handle her.” Reid’s eyes widen briefly before he nods. “I’ve heard the rumors. You should be happy—you finally got her back.”

"You have only one last chance to tell me the truth. What are you blackmailing my wife for?" Reid's eyes met mine for a second. I tried to plead with him silently, but he quickly turned away before the words could leave my mouth. "It all started when I was dating her younger sister, Rosalia. We were doing great until she invited me to her fifteenth birthday party. Then I met Catalina." Fear gripped me, causing me to scream. "Reid!"

For the first time since this morning, I felt at peace and I didn't want it to end. I continued looking around the cafe while taking in its cozy atmosphere. A few of Reid’s colleagues noticed us and they started teasing him with words and stares. “Well, well, Reid, what do you think you are doing? Why do you bring your girlfriend here?” one of them, probably a barista asked with a mischievous grin as he wiped down the counter. Reid scoffed and rolled his eyes. “She’s not my girlfriend,” he retorted flatly. Then, after a brief pause, he added, “She’s just a friend but she's a very good friend, to be candid.”