Great job love the story:)

Rossi crying makes me feel helpless, because he's the one who usually does the comforting right?

Poor Will, he wanted to get his daddy away from the storm but his dad stayed for the case, and used his last strength to carve Jones into the house where they grew up.

Oh baby girl...

Having flashbacks to Dead Like Me now (Mandy Patinkin played Rube Sofer)

/In addition to being the proud owner of an mp3 player, Garcia was now the proud owner of over a hundred Harry Chapin songs.

"Oh, sir," she sighed. "You are such a dork."/

Awwwwwwww...

/ Now, though… well, pain makes everyone children. Fear makes everyone lonely./

Truth.

In show, what I really want is for an unsub to kidnap Gideon so that the team can rescue him and then everybody cries and hug each other. / girl

brb, something in me eyes

...and now I want Lobster too, and it's the middle of the night and even though statistically speaking it's probably safer to go out now (less chance of being hit by a car), I don't want to!

Awww Rossi.

...and then his first wife too (Season 7).

I'm reading through John Douglas's Broken Wings right now, and I think his character, Jake Donovan, was who Gideon was based on, especially since the original name while the show was being planned, was Jason Donovan.

In the book, there is an agent named Kate who was Jake's love interest, and I think that's who they based Elle on.

Rossi and Gideon is like my crack ship.

I love Gideon and I want him to have his happy ending, but this is the way I see it end, him never stopping, until he dies.

And now this probably counts as review spamming, but I have to keep commenting. This is very sad and sweet and wonderfully written.

Favorite line: "But now...Emily's gone. And I'm not even okay with Gideon yet."

Okay, we should have known this was coming, when she said forty years. But this is just heartbreaking. Still, very well-written and in-character for Garcia.