· WHO: Gibbs (
semper_fi_agent) and Reno (
clockingout.)
· WHAT: Gibbs doesn't like phones. Especially not cellphones. So he demanded politely requested that he and Reno meet face to face.
· WHERE: By the front door.
· WHEN: November 28, after
this.
· HOW: On-going; closed.
(
Oh, Lau~ra! )
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"You beat me to it," he announced in greeting, stepping into the front hall with a nod.
And here he'd been hoping to arrive first-- then again, if the man was so new, he probably hadn't gone far from this spot since arriving. A few questions and he was out of here, that's it. No way he's taking every person to walk though that door on some sort of tour.
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Red hair that reminded Gibbs of a cardinal's crest in both color and shape, so wild it made the ex-marine's scalp itch (not that he was one to talk about hair cuts,) red tattoos under his eyes like war paint, and, watching Reno's swagger, Gibbs wondered if they were gang tags. But if the red-head was working for the underworld, he'd moved on up to the organized end of things, if that suit was anything to go by.
...No. Not a suit, not really, he decided after a moment's scrutiny. The zippered front, the fine material, the careful tailoring, the peculiar cut.... That was an expensive suit, but more importantly, it was a suit with a purpose. Reno, wearing that expensive suit like he'd rolled out of bed in it, wearing it like a second skin....
It was a uniform. Uniforms meant lots of things, and while Gibbs didn't know what that suit meant, he did know that it was a part of Reno. When he dealt with the ( ... )
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And it wasn't even that unusual.
"You're too kind. Really," it was less a sarcastic tone than a conversational one, taking his own few moments to size Gibbs up. While Reno still wasn't sure of what he did for a living, it sounded a lot like investigative assignments-- not far off from his own duties.
If that was the case, dealing with him shouldn't be too problematic. "So, what was it that you couldn't ask over the handsets?"
Might as well get right to business, right? He certainly had no plans of wasting his whole day here. A few minutes, he could spare-- as long as the were a quick few minutes. And as long as the old man hadn't called him here to ask for directions or something.
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He raised a vaguely doubtful eyebrow. "Make y'a deal." Pushing off the wall, he strode over to the base of the stairs and sat on the bottom steps. "I'll keep my questions short, and anything I miss off the FAQ you fill me in, straight. We'll keep it quick." The eyebrow stayed up.
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