Thanks the winter break, this story is officially done. Keep an eye out for the sequel though. If you have any ideas, speak up, we can always use more.

Epilogue:

April 2005, Las Vegas

Detective Martin sat in front of a computer with Sara, instant messaging people and giggling with hilarity. Sophia Curtis walked behind them, hitched a box higher on her hip, and looked over their shoulders.

Sara, feeling her presence, looked up at Sophia.

"Hey, what's with the box? You goin' somewhere?"

"To my new office." Sophia said with a slight smile.

Shannon frowned. "New office?"

"I've been moved. I'm back to being a detective in Homicide. Which is what I wanted in the first place."

"Congratulations." Sara said with complete sincerity.

Grissom wandered by with a box under each arm. Greg followed close behind with boxes of his own.

Sara raised an eyebrow. "Are you moving to a new office too, Grissom?"

Grissom looked at her and then the boxes under his arms. "Oh…no. I'm just helping Sophia move."

"Me too." Greg piped up from behind the stack of boxes in his arms.

Grissom leaned over Sara's shoulder to clearly see the computer screen. "Who are BronxBabe and Cowgirl70?"

"Cowgirl70 is Detective Tracy and BronxBabe is Detective Benson. Sam was just telling us about her cat and her new boyfriend." Shannon answered.

"Since you're talking to Detective Benson, would you ask her where there's good place to stay in Manhattan." Grissom said as he tried not to drop his boxes.

Shannon gave him a confused look. "I thought you were famous for not taking vacations."

"I'm not going on a vacation." Grissom said with a sigh. "I have to go to a teamwork seminar in December. I'm a speaker."

"I guess Warrick was right." Sara said to Shannon.

"How's that?" Sophia asked.

Shannon smiled slightly at the computer screen. "There's always a chance in Vegas."

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