Hey everyone! I tried a new story. Of course it's LS again. Hope you'll like it and that you'll give me some reviews.

Greets abbylou

Weekend together

1. Chapter

Scotty entered the break-room and saw that he wasn't even the first at the department although it was very early in the morning.

"Hey Lil. Did you sleep here?" he asked teasingly, knowing that she has already been the last who left the office yesterday.

"Valens, I'm really not in the mood. So just stop it!" the woman answered, filling her mug with fresh coffee and left for her desk. Scott just shrugged and looked after her.

The whole morning was weird. Rush hardly spoke and didn't smile all the time. Scotty just thought he had to do something against it and turned to his partner always aware of her possible reactions.

"Listen Lil, what do you think about a break. Let's get some lunch and a little bit of air. The blonde woman was really surprised that he tried to distract her in spite of her mood. So she just nodded after a pause and grabbed her coat and her purse. The Puerto- Rican just smiled to himself happily that his plan seems to work. So they walked to one of their favourite restaurants. Though he really wanted to know what or who was responsible for the bad temper of his colleague, he decided to wait till she would explain herself.

When they reached the restaurant, he opened the door for her like he always does. Normally that was followed by a smile and a comment by Rush but this time she remained silent, lost in her thoughts and simply not noticing the gesture of her partner. The two detectives took a table close to the windows and looked in the menus. Also after ordering they hadn't talk to each other since office and Valens couldn't hold back anymore:

"Okay, that's enough!" he said loudly, getting an irritated look from the small woman.

"Just tell me what happened. Why are you so moody this morning?"

Lillian made big eyes; she couldn't believe how the man was behaving.

"Sorry?" she said with repressed anger.

"Com'on you hardly speak. You ignore me. Tell me and I try to help!"

The last sentences caused an amused smile at the woman's face, but it was vanished in a second.

"I'm fine. It's…

"No" he interrupted "it's no nothing. Everybody can see. Hey… I just want to help, I won't tell anybody, promise!"

"No. It's okay. It's just childish. I'm sorry. I'm back to normal!" she answered and tried hardly to focus on her colleague and prevent to get lost in her thoughts again.

Although Scotty wasn't really happy with this answer, he didn't go any further and tried to cheer her up with different stories which seemed to succeed.

When they returned to the office Lil was really happy that he took care so much and when they reached the desk Vera looked surprised.

"Hey Scotty, what did you do to her?" he asked wary as he saw her smile.

"Nothing" the young man just shrugged and everybody went back to work. This time it was more relaxing than the morning.

At 11pm Valens and Rush were the last ones at the office. Everybody else went home to a normal time of day. Actually Valens wanted to leave a few hours ago but he wasn't sure if he should leave his partner on her own. The later the hour the more moody the woman had get again and with his staying he wanted to show her that he was there for her although she didn't want to talk.

"Come, Lil. I take you home!" he said, closing the file on this desk.

The young woman looked at him puzzled she hadn't notice that he was still around. Then she took a look at her watch. She couldn't believe how late it was.

"You don't have to!" she answered while taking her scarf.

"Na…I'd like to!" he quickly responded and handed her her purse.

Together they left this place behind and walked slowly to Scotty's car.

"Is really everything okay!" he asked with a low voice when they sat next to each other.

"Yeah, sure!"

"You know you can tell me what bothers you right?"

"It's not worth, really it's just stupid!"

"You can also talk about stupid things with me" he said with a serious face.

She just smiled and looked out of the window while he was driving her home.