Author's Note: Thanks to everyone who has reviewed this story, added it to their alert, and/or favorited it. I appreciate the feedback! Just to clear a few things up: we will get more of a reaction from Gibbs, however, you won't see it until Chapter 8. Much of this is focused on Tony's thoughts, right now, overwhelmingly concerning Jeanne. Since I am writing it from Tony's perspective though, things he doesn't see or know, we don't either (e.g. Gibbs' reaction to Jenny and who the new agent is). And just to reiterate, this is an AU where Tony takes the promotion, so he will be going to Spain. This doesn't mean that Team Gibbs is out of the picture though! Thanks again for the reviews—the more there are, the more likely I am to post (as you can well see, hence, this chapter!) =) I will most likely be posting again tonight, since this one is pretty short (and so is the next one!).
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Well, Tony thought with an ironic, twisted laugh, I guess Jenny wasted no time in getting someone else to take over my position. I guess that's why Jeanne never called back last night. At that moment, his phone rang. It was Jeanne.
"Hello?"
"Tony! I missed you last night. I tried to call you…"
"Sorry about that… I, uh, I … I fell asleep on the couch and didn't hear the phone ring."
"You must have been tired! Are you well rested now? I hope you haven't forgotten about our date—you need to help me study!"
"Of course I didn't forget, I'm on my way now. I hope you weren't too lonely last night?" Tony winced as he fished for information. He knew he shouldn't be doing it, but he couldn't resist. He needed to know.
"I met a really nice guy last night, actually. His name is Mark. You'd really like him."
"Uh oh, do I have some competition??"
"No! I made it very clear that I have a wonderful boyfriend, and I am only interested in being friends."
"Yeah, sure, ok…"
"Are you… are you jealous??"
"Maybe just a little. Who wouldn't be interested in a beautiful woman like yourself?"
"Oh Tony," she giggled, "don't be silly. I'll see you in 5?"
"Make that 10. See you then."
"Bye, Tony."
"Bye, Jeanne."
Tony hung up the phone with a sigh. He really was going to miss her.