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Leveragetober23 Day 4: crossover

Summary:

Part of my Leveragetober 2023 list
Day 4: crossover

*Note: unfinished right now. I didn't have time to write anything so I just posted stream of consciousness of what I wanted to write until I could come back and write the real fic

Basically a crossover of Leverage and Criminal Minds where both teams have a case, they all intersect, and the BAU team is wondering what the hell is going on while the Leverage team is fighting for their life to not get noticed wile doing their own thing.

Notes:

Hi all, I am deep in midterms/finals/papers and don't have time to write, so have fun reading my stream of consciousness idea on what I want to write here, if I had the time. Hopefully, once I have time again, I can actually write this, but in the meantime...

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Nate gets pulled in by the FBI for questioning. Penelope has to figure out why everything she's pulling up doesn't seem right (she wasn't the one to give them info on him to bring him in, they saw him hanging around one too many crime scenes and brought him in for questioning. Or maybe the cops did before they got there?) His handcuffs keep coming "unlocked" ie Parker is in the vents the entire time and keeps unlocking them for funsies. Hardison keeps waylaying anything before Penelope pulls it up and changing it (think Oceans 13) before it ever gets to her as a search result. Hotch keeps seeing a suspicious character around the station in a cop uniform but no one from the department seems to recognize him - Eliot. Sophie has to stay in the van the entire time bc she is just as much a profiler as them and it would be too hard to trick them - she resents this and really wants to play a psychic act just to f**k with them (her real acting, though). Everyone cringes. Nate considers it. Reid meets Parker at one point. He does a magic trick. She picks his pocket. Hardison makes her return it. She isn't happy about it so she plays it off as a magic trick too while rolling her eyes for his camera.)

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