“I know, I saw your name in the news letter,” laughed Seely having instantly known who Rosita Navarro was when he’d seen her name listed under the BAU new members list.  “Let me guess, you have something to do with that train getting blown to bits in Cali, don’t you?”

            “A friend of mine was on it…,” began Rosita her voice breaking unwittingly.

            “I’m sorry to hear that,” said Seely, and Rosita knew he meant it.  Seely was one of a kind, he had a heart of gold and was the deadest shot she’d ever seen with a sniper rifle.

            “Thank you.  I called for a favor,” said Rosita feeling Alice moving up behind her, sliding her hands around her waist.  Rosita closed her eyes to the warmth from behind her. 

            “If I can do it, I’m there,” said Seely quickly.  Waiting around to have a loved on ID’ed was hellish, and if he could, Seely was going to save Rosita and her friends from that hell.

            “They already started pulling bodies from the wreckage, but ID’ing them is going to be slow going, I know this is asking a lot, and I’m not going through the proper channels…”

            “But you want to see if me and Bones can go over there and help out?” asked Seely thinking a trip to LA wasn’t such a bad thing, and with Bones nonetheless.

            “Bones?”

            “Oh, yeah, sorry, I call her that, I mean Dr. Brennan,” said Booth sheepishly.  “I’ll see what I can do; we might be able to unofficially go over there.  I’ll get back to you, Agent Navarro.”

            “Thank you, Seely,” said Rosita softly as they hung up.

            “Who was that?” asked Alice her fingers pushing up Rosita’s wife beater, caressing the soft skin around her navel.  Rosita felt the hot pulse of desire riding up her, and she batted it down, not wanting to think of anything that was so full of life like sex when Sam had just died.

            “A friend, thought I’d see if we could identify Sam so that Shane can put her to rest,” said Rosita softy.  “You know, when I was overseas, one of the things I hated was leaving someone behind.  Felt like their story wasn’t done, that they were left in some weird limbo if they never made it home, even if they were killed.  I don’t want Shane feeling that way, she needs closure.”