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It’s Gibbs that forced him to go nyumbani when he found him sleeping at his dawati three days later. He’d managed to sleep a few hours a night, but he wouldn’t go as far as to say they were restful. Ziva still owned his thoughts every time he closed his eyes, awake au not.

She was everywhere.

She was in his bed. The last time he felt warmed sheets skimming over his body, he had woken up with her in Tel Aviv, her hair mussed and Tangled in his hands; her leg settled against his ndama and her hands gently stroking his face.

She was at his piano. Her deadly but surprisingly delicate fingers tickling...

The bar is dark, and smoky, and from where they sit, huddled into the corner booth at the furthermost reach of the room, the rest of the world is blurred in a gray haze. Much like they cannot see the world, the world cannot see them.

That’s his logic, really, as he tips his head back and drinks the dregs of his beer- likely the final one of the night. Ziva still has half a glass to go but she’s alternating between little sips and quiet laughs that make her inch closer to him, curls tumbling down her shoulder as she turns. Her scent is invading his senses the nearer she gets, and soon he...

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For our 1st date, he tried to schedule a rock climbing. I suggested, “how about we meet at my place and wewe can scale Mt. Vagina?”

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Ziva paced in Abby’s lab as she tugged at her gray jacket. She couldn’t believe what had happened the night before and she needed to talk it out with someone and it turned out that Abby was the only person she could bring herself to talk to. Abby tapped away at her keyboard as she rambled on about how she let McGee drag her along to one of the poetry readings that he loved. It wasn’t that Abby didn’t like them, but she was just hoping for something...

An original fanfiction written kwa Megan (Probalicious.Tumblr)

“What do wewe think of this one?” Ziva pointed the 50th house they had looked at that day.

“There’s no place for a mpira wa kikapu hoop, no kid could play with that kilima for a driveway, do wewe really want our kids running out in traffic because the ball rolled down the front yard?”

Ziva turned and looked at him, she couldn’t help but smile. ”I suppose wewe are right, I would not want that either.”

Tony met her eyes and gave her a devilish grin. “Are wewe actually agreeing with me?”

“No.” Ziva looked back to the screen...