Spencer and you have been best friends since you were both sixteen. However, it was hard to keep up with this gifted teenager when, he began to earn more degrees and getting an offer to join the FBI at age 21.

He knew that a year's training in another city hundreds of kilometers away from his hometown would open the door to the career he had always wanted. However, it involved having to leave you. The only person he had left after his mom was permanently placed in a closed facility.

“Promise me you won't stop talking to me.” You wept as he packed his things. “I promise.” He nodded, sending you a reassuring smile.

And that was the first and only time Spencer lied to you. Because you never heard anything from him again.

Time passed and after five years you stopped hoping. At the urging of a college friend, you used your talent and poured all your feelings about the situation with Spencer onto paper, placing the story in a fantasy world. And not even in your wildest dreams did you expect that just two years later you would be at the launch of this book, surrounded by fans who loved Ithil - the main character based on your memories with Reid.

In the meantime, Garcia, nearly having a heart attack after finishing the first part of your book, ran to Spencer's desk, showering him with a million detailed questions about his teenage years, only to leave the book in shock after getting the answers, demanding that he read it.

Very puzzled by all the questions and her reaction, Reid made his way through the story in less than 10 minutes, only to ultimately almost cry in the middle of the office as his own memories came to life again.

He wasted no time in explaining anything to Penelope. He hurriedly searched for your name on the Internet and, seeing the author's meeting that was to end in 40 minutes, in a city not far away, almost ran out of the office, getting in the car and driving in that direction.

However, when he found himself in an already empty hall, he was stunned to see you, with words stuck in his throat.