Crossing the State Line (12/?)

Fandom: CSI: Miami/CSI:NY
Title: The Attack of the Seniors
Author: iluvroadrunner6
Rating: FRT
Pairing: Don Flack/Calleigh Duquesne, Eric Delko/Angela Malone (OC)
Prompt:
Content Warning: N/A
Summary: One cross-jurisdiction case, two dead state officials, and two CSI teams to figure out who did it.
Author's Note: This was going to be attack of the intimidating parental units, but then I realised that both parental units were Seniors, so I decided this title fit a little better.
Disclaimer: I don't own the characters of CSI:NY or CSI:Miami. They're owned by CBS. However, I do own Angie, and any other Malones that might be mentioned, so please don't steal them.

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anyone who knows ff.net know who to go to for problems with e-mail?

i've been posting and getting reviews, but there's something wrong with the e-mail notifications. and it's not my e-mail, because i tried changing my e-mail address, and i didn't get the vaildate your e-mail thing.

*headdesk* that website gives me a headache sometimes.

Eric/Erica - Always the Kid

Fandom: CSI: Miami
Title: Always the Kid
Author: iluvroadrunner6
Rating: FRT
Pairing: Eric Delko/Erica Sikes
psych_30 Prompt: 04. Ego/Id
Content Warning: N/A
Summary: These two didn't want to do anything but be cute and cuddly, so that's what I let them be.
Author's Note: Also used the prompt Erica Sikes / Eric Delko / hopeless romantic. Emily actually figured out where she wanted to go with this (yay!). It took hours with the prompt generator, but she did it, and now she just actually has to write it. Which could take a while, because these two don't always want to cooperate. Also, this directly follows the three sections of Miami Sun so if you want to follow the story it might be more helpful to read those first.
Author's Note: Re: Prompt: Ego and Id, according to Freud, are two of the three parts of the brain. The Id is child-like in nature, who wants what it wants when it wants it, while the Ego is more rational and provides a balance between that and the Super Ego, which is entirely focus on outward opinions and keeping the person strictly on society standards. Just in case anyone wanted to know.
Disclaimer: I do not own the characters of CSI:Miami. They're owned by CBS.

( Always the Kid )