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Bones-Pov
“Sweetie!” Angela squealed, dragging me into my office and closing the door. Oh boy. “Oh. My. Gawd! Tell me everything!!!!”
How did she know? I tried to act innocent even though I already knew it was futile. “About what?”
Angela gave me the mother lode of all eye rolls. “Oh come on!” When I didn’t respond, she launched into a tirade. “The last time I see you, It’s almost nine, and you’re going somewhere with Booth. I called your cell like. A trillion times, but it was off. Then you didn’t answer your home phone. Next thing I know, you walk in this morning, with Booth. You look hot, you smell like sex, and you have the Glow. SO, TELL ME EVERYTHING!” she squealed.
I focused on one thing. “What’s ‘the glow’ and why do you say it like it’s capitalized?” I really was confused. What was she talking about? The fact that she said in a high pitched scream didn’t help my cognitive skills, either.
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Booth-Pov
I hate my stomach. While it lasted, that kiss fulfilled about twenty-five of my fantasies, and ignited about two billion more. I was out of my mind with ecstasy and I was glad Bones seemed to feel the same. Then, my stupid stomach had to go and growl. Oh well, at least I could finally eat some of that delicious smelling Thai.
I grabbed Bones’ warm hand and bounded out of the room and into the kitchen. “Jeez Booth! I wouldn’t want you to get too excited!” She said. Then she helped me put the containers of Thai on the table. After that was done, there was still one Styrofoam box left sitting. I had no idea what it was. Bones picked it up and presented it to me with a flourish, “To one Special Agent Seeley Booth, for making me an extremely happy woman.” She blushed. I took the box and opened it. Score! It was a huge, steamy slice of yummy apple pie. Yes! This was turning into a better night than I had anticipated, in more ways than one.
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Dangerous Thai and apple pie
B-Pov
“The jury finds the defendant Mr. Andy Collins….. guilty of first degree murder.” I let out a huge sigh of relief. I smiled when I heard a mirrored breath beside me. I looked over at her. My bones. The satisfaction of putting a criminal away to the justice they deserved was always nice, like a hot fudge sundae. The fact that bones and I had done it together, as a team, was just the yummy cherry on top.
Now that I was sure we had won, I could afford to be cocky. I slung my arm around my partner. “I always knew we would win. I knew it!” I was giddy just like a school boy. She smiled and underneath that calm exterior, I could see she was just as excited as I was. She let my arm stay then started talking. Make that speed talking.
“It feels really great. I mean, he killed his father and his mother in cold blood! I was so worried he would get off with that charm smile of his –“at that she broke off and glared at me. I chuckled. “- but he didn’t! Justice was served. I am pumped!”
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