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S’mores Code

TIVATOBER 2020 // DAY 6

↳ prompt: Bonfire - rated T (911 words)

summary: In a gathering around the bonfire in Tony and Ziva’s home, Ellie learns how to make s’mores - and about the meaning behind them.

A/N: A dash of Ellick for Ellick lovers *sprinkles stolen glances and shy smiles*. This is set after S17, in what I like to call “one of many family gatherings” :’)

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The bonfire crackled right in front of her, its flames dancing high towards the night sky and warming her cold, numb fingers. It was already turning quite late and the chilly air made her shiver, but Ellie didn’t feel as affected by the cold as she should be—there were too many friends around her for that.

Tony and Ziva had invited everyone for a meetup at their home, and dinner had easily turned into conversation around a makeshift bonfire in their backyard. Their children now ran after McGee’s twins while Ziva shared this crazy story about a container and burned bills and everyone laughed with her, passing beer bottles and sausages in sticks to cook over the flames.

“He knows,” Tony’s voice right next to her made Ellie jump, she hadn’t seen him come closer at all.

“What?” she frowned.

Tony chuckled, then motioned with his beer to the other side of the bonfire. “He knows you’re staring. For a trained special agent, you’re doing a pretty bad job at it, Bishop.”

Ellie felt her cheeks burn way more than was acceptable for a bonfire, her heart racing when she realized she had been caught red-handed.

“I’m not staring,” she chuckled weakly. “There’s a bonfire. I’m watching the bonfire.”

Tony took a sip of his beer and looked at her, his eyes sparkling.

“Really?” he smirked. “Is it the same level as hotness, you think?”

She felt the heat creep up her neck and couldn’t stop herself from glancing at Nick again. He looked just as attractive as ever - broad figure and carefree laughter - but tonight he’d added an old flannel to his look that was a really brainkiller. She couldn’t stop staring, Tony was right, and it was all because of that damn shirt.

Nick’s eyes met hers then, and Ellie quickly looked away, even more embarrassed now that he probably knew she'd been studying him all night. Well, she couldn’t really do anything about it—it was as if he was this magnet, pulling her attention whenever he entered a room.

“C’mon.” Tony bumped against her shoulder. “I’m just messing with you,” he offered a smile. “Don’t know why you two are still running away from it, though.”

Ellie chewed the inside of her cheek and tried not to look at Nick again, a task that was making her annoyed by how difficult it was.

“We have rules against it, Tony,” she replied with a bitter taste on her mouth.

“Yeah, and I’m not married to Ziva.”

Ellie looked at Tony then, narrowing her eyes at how he smirked.

“Didn’t you ‘run away’ from it for years before that, though?” she asked, lifting an eyebrow.

He took a minute to answer, and she didn’t miss how his gaze flickered to his wife for a split second before his eyes sparkled and he turned back at her again.

“Bishop,” said Tony, downing the remaining of his beer. “Let me teach you something. Pass me some crackers.”

Ellie’s eyebrows raised at the question, a bit surprised by his willingness, but did what he’d ask nonetheless.

“So.” Tony grabbed two crackers and held them in front of her, an excited smile twitching at his lips as he did so. “Rule number twelve is, in fact, the most misunderstood rule of all. Well, right next to fifty-five.”

“Fifty-five?” Ellie’s brow pulled in. “I don’t know if I know that one.”

“Yeah… it’s better if you don’t, actually.” Tony pursed his lips. “Now focus. The marshmallow—” he said as he took a toasted marshmallow hanging from a stick over the fire and put it atop a cracker, “—is work. Work… late office hours, boring phone calls and sometimes, if you’re lucky, somewhat interesting interrogations... but work.”

“Huh,” Ellie huffed, trying to understand his line of thinking.

“The chocolate…” Tony put a piece of chocolate just on top of it, presenting it to her. “Is everything but. The good, juicy stuff, huh? Desert, let’s put it that way. Sweet cocoa wonders for you to explore—”

“Gross,” Ellie interrupted.

Tony chuckled under her judgemental stare. “My point is… and pay attention now, that’s the important part.”

Ellie crossed her arms, preparing for the ‘great conclusion’. “Yes?”

Tony watched her for a moment, making sure he had her attention before continuing.

“The ratio,” he said, putting the top cracker and smashing down its new ‘sandwich’. “Only with a good marshmallow-chocolate ratio will you ever get the perfect s’more, two halves of crackers mashing it all up together in a delicious goo of years of sexual tension.”

Ellie couldn’t hold back the laughter then, saying, “Yep. You’re crazy.”

Tony smiled broadly, giving her the s’more. “I’m also very wise.”

Ellie cast him a small smile, accepting it. She took a bite, the hot marshmallow and sweet chocolate melting on her tongue.

“Tastes good,” she admitted, suddenly noticing she felt more relaxed.

“I know.” Tony beamed. “I’m best known as the S’mores King.”

Ellie laughed then, and as she looked across the bonfire again, Nick was already staring—a wide, genuine smile directed at her that made her warm way more than any fire.

“Daddy?” Tali’s voice came from next to her, and Ellie turned to find her tugging Tony’s shirt.

“Yeah, sweetie?” he asked, his hand patting her boot.

“Hm, your s’mores.”

Tony glanced at Ellie, a proud smile cracking on his lips. “Do you want more?”

“No,” Tali shook her head, then pointed to the marshmallows still on the bonfire. “They’re burning.”

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imagines-for-the-fangirls-soul · 7 years ago

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Yours - Chapter Three

Chapter Three : Back to Work

Pairing: Rafael Barba x Reader Synopsis: Rafael and the reader end their honeymoon and get back for the case of Carl Rudnick. Based around S17.E1, “Devil’s Dissection” Hope you enjoy! (As always, some of the dialogue is taken directly from the episode) Word Count: 2,423 Tags: @sergeantdodds , @gibbs274 , @standing-in-a-downpour, @sweetsummertime99, @amelia-save-me, @cumberbabe92, @evs41u, @jayzayy, @juliie-isabel, @s0meb0dy-0ncet0ldme

Previous Chapter

“So what’s the poison for our first day back?” Rafael asked, attaching the cufflinks you bought him to his dress shirt. You took in a deep breath from the kitchen table and looked up at him.

“They found a dead body in Yates’ burial ground.” Rafael sighed as he slipped on his jacket. You stood up and slipped on your own leather jacket. “Welcome back, right?”

“Wouldn’t have imagined it any other way.” He kissed you softly and smiled. “Keep me updated.”

“Love you,” you said as he walked towards the door.

“Love you, too, cariño.” As the door shut, you put your dishes in the washer and got your keys and badge.

When you got to the precinct, Carisi spun around with a smile. He had a cup of coffee in his hand and held it out for you.

“What’s this for?” you asked, taking it with a smile.

“A welcome back present.”

“Thank you.” You sat at your desk for the first time in a few weeks and took a drink of your coffee. “So, catch me up on this Yates case.”

“Possible Yates case,” Amanda said, walking into the room. “Good to see you, Y/N.”

“Probable Yates case,” Fin said, coming out of Liv’s office. “Welcome back, Y/N.”

“Thanks, guys. Catch me up on this case.”

“Absolutely,” Fin said, “We’re gonna need all the help we can get.” As they started explaining the body they found, and Yates’ tip, Liv walked out of her office.

“Hey, Sergeant,” you said.

“Hey, welcome back. How was the honeymoon?” You glanced over at Amanda, who looked as if she felt the question was out of place, too, and then back at Olivia.

“Good. Sounds like you could use an extra hand, though.”

“We could. Come down to the M.E.’s office in about an hour. Amanda, you too.”

“Why?” Amanda asked.

“We’ve got two people to catch up on this case,” Liv said, sending a small smile your way. You looked down at your cup with a smile.

“Rafael,” Liv said, walking into his office. Rafael looked up from the file he was reading and smiled. He stood up and Olivia gave him a hug. “Welcome back.”

“It’s good to be back. Although, I’d prefer different circumstances.”

“Wouldn’t we all. I’m having Y/N and Rollins meet us down at the M.E.’s office. But I thought I could catch you up on the way there as best I could.”

“Sounds good,” Rafael said, taking his jacket off the back of his chair.

“And I’m sure you would like to see your wife,” Olivia said with a teasing smile. Rafael chuckled and nodded.

“I really would.”

Carl Rudnick explained the decomposition of the body to you and Amanda as you stood in the chilly examiner’s room. Amanda looked a little bit green, and you couldn’t blame her. Amanda said she was fine as she turned away from the body. You went over to her just as the door opened.

“Dr. Rudnick, Rollins, Dodds.”

“A sergeant and an A.D.A. at an autopsy. Should I be nervous? Oh, and Sergeant Benson, I believe it is Barba now if I’m not mistaken,” Rudnick said, looking over at you. You smiled slightly and nodded. “Congratulations are in order.”

“Not here,” Rafael said firmly, walking up to the doctor. “Can you tell us anything?”

“An autopsy like this is an enigmatic puzzle. The body was cut, broken, and tied with an electrical cord to fit in the suitcase. It had to be uncurled, X-Rayed, rehydrated-”

“Start at the beginning,” Rafael interrupted as he walked closer to Rudnick, sparing one glance your way. “Age. Cause of death.”

“She was a white female. From her teeth, I’d guess about twenty-five. 5′6″. In good physical health.”

“Cause of death?” Olivia asked again.

“The skull was fractured, but I believe the cause was strangulation. The hyoid was also fractured. The body was wrapped in a blanket. The dry heat and smoke from the common chimney effectively mummified the remains, and she was in situ for over a decade most likely.

“How is it she was discovered?” Rudnick asked.

“Actually it was a tip from Yates,” Olivia said.

“Dr. Yates? Is it a tip or a confession?”

“Is this another one of his?” Rafael asked as you walked over to his side.

“I noted no nail polish. But the incisions do show evidence of medical technique. And the fractured skull is not inconsistent with Yates’ MO.”

“But strangulation is, and the victim was a redhead,” Amanda cut in.

“Yes, so was Rache Groves. I”ll need to do a thorough examination. So far, I’ve found no trace of the killer’s DNA. Which is also not inconsistent with Yates’ MO.”

“Thank you, Dr. Rudnick,” you said, walking out of the examiner’s room. The group followed, with Rafael right behind you.

“’Also not inconsistent with Yates’ MO,’“ Olivia repeated.

“That’s M.E. talk for Yates did it, but don’t quote me.”

“Yates is appealing his conviction. Why would he tip us off to another victim? He’s sick, but he’s not stupid.”

“Because he’s sick, Amanda,” you said.

“I know,” she said, glaring at you. “I know him better than anyone, though. This just doesn’t seem like something he would do.”

“Rollins, all due respect-”

“Don’t start a sentence that way,” Amanda interrupted, cutting Rafael off.

“Fine,” he said, turning to face her. “If Yates didn’t do it then how did he know that body was there?” Amanda shook her head and scoffed, walking out of the hallway. You sighed and glanced at Rafael.

“She’s my ride back.” You leaned up and kissed his cheek quickly, before walking back down the hallway.

“Bye, babe,” he said plainly, looking over at Olivia.

“It’s good to see you so happy.” Rafael smiled and looked down at his loafers.

“I’d feel a lot happier if we got this case wrapped up.”

“Agreed.”

Later that afternoon, after talking with Yates, Amanda and Olivia discovered that the only way Yates was going to talk was if he got conjugal visits with his girlfriend. So, they called you on their way down to send you to meet with her, and make sure she was okay with it.

Showing up late to Rafael’s office that night, you found that Olivia and Amanda were already there.

“Oh, hey,” you said, stealing a glance over at Rafael who looked irritated but happy to see you. “I just texted you guys. Susie is okay with the conjugal visits.” Rafael sighed and looked up at you from his laptop.

“Yates wants to touch his fiance?” he asked. You looked over at Amanda and Olivia, and it was clear that they had not yet told him this shimmering aspect of the case. “Hasn’t he touched enough women already?” he asked looking back at Olivia.

“Look, they’ve been together for twenty years. He’s never hurt Susie.”

“And she’s okay with conjugal visits?” he asked, looking back at you. You sat down next to Amanda and smiled uncomfortably.

“Yes. She is really okay with them.”

“Every pot has a lid,” Amanda said.

“Lovely. You do realize how this would look if word got out, right? Yates is already on the hook for multiple rapes and murder,” Rafael said, glaring at Amanda. “Now he wants to trade crime tips for conjugal visits.”

“If Yates is telling the truth, there could be another serial out there,” Amanda said.

“And thus far Yates hasn’t led us wrong,” you said.

“No, he’s just led Rollins in a roundabout way.”

“Pick your poison, counselor,” Olivia said, standing up. Rafael groaned.

“Fine. Bring the fiancee upstate. Let them conjugate, and then interrogate both of them afterward. You better be right about this, Rollins.” She looked uncomfortable and stood up.

“I’ll see you tomorrow,” Amanda said, looking at you.

“Night.” They both walked out the door and you looked over at Rafael.

“Great day back, eh?” you asked. He blew air out of his nose and shook his head.

“I’m gonna have to stay late, okay?”

“On your first day back?”

“Yes. There’s a lot to catch up on. You should probably be doing the same.”

“Excuse me?” you asked, growing tired of his short responses.

“I just meant-”

“Nope. I got it. Keep working.” You stood up and walked out of his office, and headed home.

When Rafael got back to the townhouse at eleven that night, he was ready to swallow his pride. His ideal first day back didn’t involve pissing off his newlywed wife. The lights were off, except for the lamp by the front door. He dropped his keys and his coat and took the steps two at a time up to your room.

You were asleep in bed when he opened the door. You slept furthest away from the door, and your back was turned. As Rafael walked across the room, he thought he saw a slight blink of red light, but when he looked near the TV, he saw it was only from the receiver.

Your hair was in a sloppy ponytail, and the moon was hitting your face in such a way that it glowed. Rafael stripped down until he was wearing only his undershirt and boxers, and crawled in next to you.

He hadn’t realized how tired he was until his skin hit the sheets. He rolled over on his side and knew that his movement had woken you up. You sighed and he touched your waist.

“I’m sorry.”

“I wasn’t fully asleep anyway. You know I can’t seep without knowing you’re next to me anymore.” He smiled softly, but sadness also crept into his heart at your words.

“I don’t mean about coming home late.” You rolled over and propped your head upon your hand. “Although I am sorry about that.”

“Then what are you sorry for?”

“You’re gonna make me work for it, aren’t you?” You smiled and shrugged.

“I didn’t marry a lawyer for nothing. But I definitely didn’t marry him to have him scold me when I just wanted to spend our first evening back together.”

“I know,” he said, pulling on the t-shirt of your pajamas gently. “I’m just stressed.”

“It’s our first day back, Rafa.”

“I know,” he said with a smile. “There’s just a lot riding on this. I shouldn’t have snapped at you, though. You didn’t do anything wrong.”

“I know.” Rafael laughed and you scooted closer to him. He wrapped his arms around you and kissed your forehead. Your legs intertwined, and his hairy ones brushed against your smoother ones. “I’m sorry I stormed out.”

“That’s okay. It was probably the best thing to do. I can be a real-”

“Grouch,” you completed. Rafael laughed and you squeezed him tighter. “Don’t worry, it’s one of the reasons I married you.”

“How was your morning?” Rafael asked, walking up the steps to his office with you in sync.

“I got to listen to Yates and his fiancee have sex in a trailer, so that was . . .” Rafael looked at you and cringed and you laugh. “Yeah. But the worst thing is that my husband left the house wearing this awful tan suit.”

“Sounds like a real piece of work,” Rafael said, smiling. He pushed open the door to his waiting room and smiled at Carmen. He glanced over into his office and saw that the entire SVU squad was already waiting in there. He looked over at you and tilted his head just slightly.

“Oh, and, um, Yates said that Carl Rudnick killed Lena Grunwald.” Rafael opened the door into his office and looked at you in shock.

“Accusing the Deputy Chief M.E. of rape and murder?” he asked, walking into his office.

“I thought it might be best to soften you up first,” you said quietly.

“And they offered this conspiracy theory right after their conjugal visit.”

“Yeah, I know,” Amanda said.

“He worked you two,” Rafael said, disgusted.

“Or the fiance worked us,” Fin said. “Give Yates points. That’s a bold move.”

“I’m sorry, you all were right. I was wrong,” Amanda said.

“You’re not entirely to blame, Rollins. We could have stopped you just as easily, too,” you said, giving her a little bit of sympathy.

“Thanks, but-”

“Hold on, Rollins,” Carisi said, standing up. “Now, look, I’m still only mid-search, but there was a Lena Grundwald from Switzerland who went to Columbia at that time. Now, as far as I can tell, she never graduates, she just disappears off the grid in winter of 2002.”

“You actually looked into this?” Rafael asked, dumbfounded. You went over to stand by his side and touched his shoulder gently.

“Yeah, Counselor, I did. Because if Yates is taking a flyer for an appeal, then we have to rule this out.” Everyone looked around the room, impressed with Sonny’s work. You smiled softly at him and he continued. “Now I’m still new here, but how well do you guys know Carl Rudnick?”

“He got here right before you did,” Olivia said. “He came out of Miami-Dade, I think.”

“Carisi’s right,” Rafael said, somewhat reluctantly. “Yates is looking to overturn his conviction. Did Rudnick ever mention that he went to medical school with Yates?”

“No, he didn’t,” Amanda said.

“So what if he did? Yates kidnapped, raped, tortured, and murdered Nadia. He is guilty. The only reason he’s bringing up conflicting evidence is for his appeal,” Olivia exclaimed.

“Still, if they did know each other, then Rudnick should have recused himself,” Carisi said.

“That’s easy enough to confirm. Then while you’re at it, see if Rudnick has any connection to the townhouse in Harlem, or if he even knew this supposed fiance of Lena Grunwald.”

The squad started to leave the room, but you followed last. Rafael let out a sigh, and you could tell that he was already thinking about opening that bottle of bourbon in his drawer.

“Hey, I know this sucks,” you said. “And if it’s true, it means a mountain of work for you, for us, but we need to look into it.”

“I know,” Rafael said with a sigh. You went over to him and kissed him, keeping hold of his arms.

“I love you, and I have to go.”

“Okay. Wait, do you really hate this suit?” he asked. You nodded in exaggeration.

“Oh, it’s fucking awful.” Rafael rolled his eyes and went back over to his desk.

“Alright. Get outta here.”

“Bye,” you said, opening the door.

“Love you.” You winked at him through the windows in response.

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