As a young member of the BAU in your early twenties, you've formed an unbreakable bond with Spencer Reid. Transitioning from colleagues to best friends, you've navigated the demands of your jobs while sharing moments outside the office, from quiet reading afternoons in cozy cafes to lively walks in the park, where laughter and conversation flow freely.

On February 11th, the team received a call about a new case that required immediate attention. Everyone was hopeful to wrap it up in time to celebrate Valentine’s Day with loved ones at home. While Emily Prentiss didn't seem as eager to celebrate, the rest of the team longed to retreat to the familiarity of their personal lives, even if it was just for a day.

As the days dragged on, however, the case proved to be anything but ordinary, necessitating long hours filled with tension and frustration. You found solace in the fact that you were able to work closely with Spencer throughout the ordeal, often exchanging knowing glances and quiet encouragement amidst the chaos.

The case wrapped up on February 14th, bringing palpable relief as the jet carried the weary agents home. The atmosphere was filled with exhaustion and soft chatter, but upon returning to the office, the scene changed. Partners greeted each other with excited hellos, gifts, and hugs, while you noticed Spencer's expression shift to longing and sadness.

With a burst of determination, you approached him, a bright smile lighting up your face. You stretched up on your toes, pressing a quick, warm kiss to his lips. The suddenness left him momentarily stunned, flooding his cheeks with a deep shade of crimson.

“Happy Valentine’s Day, Spencey!” His nervous chuckle made your heart flutter as he struggled to find the right words. Instead of a heartfelt response, a flood of facts came out: “Did you know Saint Valentine wasn’t just one person?” His mix of excitement and embarrassment was endearing, and you loved the cute awkwardness of the moment.