Hi guys, so here's the newest chapter as always I hope you like it. I also want to thank to everyone one has been kind enough to take a little of their time not only to read this but also to leave their comment. I truly appreciate all your opinions.

Anyway, here it is. As always I'm sorry for any grammar mistake, but English isn't my first language.

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"With that statement, Jay laid in bed with Erin and both of them relax, and, eventually, fell asleep. First Erin and then, after a few minutes, Jay followed. But before closing their eyes they both thought that solving their problem would be as simple as Jay had said. They couldn't have been more."

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During the following week, Jay had went into Intelligence a few hours a day to try to help the investigation, while Erin was quickly recovering.

However, by the end of that week, every single lead that the Intelligence unit had either had grown cold or led to a dead end. Because of those results the Commander wanted them to put the case down, on pause until new evidences came up, and focus on other cases.

By the weekend, the case was close, for the time being, and Erin was discharged from the hospital and went home.

When they got home at around 8:00 o'clock at night, Jay help Erin to the couch so that she could sit and rest.

- Everything ok? Do you need anything? I could go get it for you? – asked Jay, worried with Erin since she looked like there was something bothering her.

- No. everything is fine. I don't need anything, right now. I'm just tired. But I'm happy to be back home.

- Well, I'm happy too. This place isn't the same without you. And our bed feels empty, cold and alone without you.

Hearing that Erin couldn't help herself and just smiled at him and gave him a gentle kiss on his lips.

- So now tell me. How's the case? Do you have any more leads?

- Unfortunately, no. we don't. The Commander ordered us to close it.

- What does Voight say about this? – Erin asked.

- He says that we will close it down, until some new lead comes up. But only God knows when that will be. I mean, I thought that he would fight harder to keep the case open, especially considering how it involves you.

- Jay, don't go there. We both know that things between me and Hank aren't the same as they once were. Besides, if you guys don't have any leads, what are you going to do? You can't stay stuck on this case and forget about others.

- But this isn't just any other case. You almost died, our baby almost died.

- The key word being "almost". We didn't die, we're fine and we're here. But, tell me something, if the case is closed, what are you going to do? Are you going to stay in Intelligence or going back to Homicide?

Jay stared at her, just before looking away, getting up and walking towards the window and watching down the street, a young couple walking hand in hand, a middle age man getting out of his car and walking to an apartment.

Without turning towards her and always keeping his eyes on the street, Jay told her, his voice making him sound a little afraid of what he was saying.

- I would really like to stay in Intelligence. Those guys are family. But I won't stay there if you aren't ok with that.

- Babe, I want you to be happy. And if being in the unit makes you happy, then do it. Don't worry about me.

- I love you. You're amazing you know that?

- Yep, I know.

With that Erin gave a soft laugh, to which Jay followed and then they both went to bed to rest.

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