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Well, I hope you had sometime to look around. New York is really nice this time of year. [She nods her chin towards Peter, who is being social and his usual self.] That's my husband, Peter. He works in the White Collar division here.

Honestly, I just want to get home. New York makes me tense. [Too many bad memories, really. Her own ears almost ring in sympathy with Hotch's old injury. Then there was the fact that her mother could be in town.] Crazy, right?

[She looks over at Peter, taking in his relaxed air and easy confidence. He looked a little sharper than she expected for someone in White Collar.] Okay, maybe there are a few good things about the city...

You just need to find the right places here to relax. [She sees Emily checking out her husband, and it just makes her smile kind of smugly.] I guess I haven't done too badly for myself. He does clean up nicely. [Too bad Neal isn't here. He'd certainly give Emily something to be impressed by.]

At this point what I need to relax is a quiet room and a big book. [There is something so sweet about Elizabeth's expression, smugness and all. Of course, just about then Derek Morgan walks by, flashing Emily a smile. She clears her throat.] Yeah, not sure when the men of the Bureau got so tasty.

He's my partner.

[Elizabeth might be a married woman, but that doesn't mean she's blind. So she checks the guy out and nods in approval. Then she gives Emily a playful look.]

I have the say, the FBI certainly keeps it's standards high on most counts.

We really do. Long days when all I see is them and pictures of death and destruction? It helps.

I guess you gotta cling to whatever good things you can find about the job sometimes. [El is just glad that Peter doesn't deal a whole lot with murders. Kate dying and Neal going through that was bad enough on all of them.] To bad Neal isn't here... He's a consultant that works with my husband. He's not too bad to look at, either.

[That triggers a memory in Emily and she frowns for a moment while she tries to figure it out.] The con man, right? Art expert. [The FBI was a pretty small world, really.]

[El laughs at that because, wow, very small world.] That's the one. He really is a good guy, though.

I'm trying to picture my Unit Chief putting up with something like that... [Given how rocky her unannounced start with the BAU had been, it's not a pretty picture.] He's not big on uncertainty.

[El shrugs.] The Bureau took a chance on Neal. But I think it's panned out, he's helped solve a lot of cases. It's helped him a lot more than being in jail, that's for sure.

Seems to work a lot better than when we interview our targets. I mean, we get good information, but I think I'd rather talk to your guy... [Talking to convicted serial killers in order to build better profiles was a huge part of their job, but it wasn't exactly fun.]

[Again, El's just glad Peter's in White Collar and doesn't really have to deal with that whole lot. Not to say since Neal came along things hadn't gotten just a little more dramatic.]

If Neal knows how to do anything, it's talk. My husband wouldn't always agree, at least not in public, but Neal is probably a huge improvement over a lot of the people you guys have to deal with.

Maybe he'll agree to a trade, just for a week?

He complains about Neal but honestly I think he's gotten a little attached. But he might trade for Yankees tickets.

[Emily cracks up. What is it with buying fellow LEOs ball game tickets. But the last guy was a Mets fan.] I'm sure something could be worked out.

[El would say it's something about men and their balls.] How much longer are you in town for?

[We all know how they love to play with them.] One more day, mostly because two of our team are giving some talk about what we do.

Can I get the Cliff's Notes? I mean, I know a lot about what Peter does, but other sections are really my forte.

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PFFFFT THAT ICON

What?? She is the awesome.

Basically yes also I WATCHED SOME OF THIS SHOW TODAY

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