Chris takes a case of child abuse personally and remembers an incident from his past, causing him to make a very bad judgement on their current case

A hostage situation turns deadly and LaSalle blames himself. Pride, having seen LaSalle at his worst, is forced to let LaSalle work it out on his own.

The daughter of a childhood friend comes to visit Pride when her father, A Navy Pilot, goes missing. Against the director's orders Pride becomes involved in the case and puts his entire team as well as Gibbs' team in danger.

Cade LaSalle is involved in a crime and his brother has to get him out.

Prequel to the series. Several events in the lives of Linda, Dwayne and Laurel Pride Sorry- Don't want to give the whole story away!

This is sort of an alternate part of "How Much Pain Can You Take" Too much information will give away the plot. The scene I wish would have happened, in a way. Set before the DA comes in and gives them the bad news that 'Baitfish' may get away with murder, literally.

Tag to Le Carnival de La Mort (Season 1- Episode 15) At the end of the episode, Laurel and Dwayne are visiting Cassius Pride in prison. I figured there had to be a conversation between Laurel and her father because she stormed out of the kitchen when he told her she couldn't have any contact with him. This is a VERY short story about that conversation.

Chris LaSalle get's shot after going against orders to the home of a notorious criminal. Pride spends hours by his fellow agent's bedside waiting for him to recover from surgery. While waiting, Pride flashes back to some of the interesting cases he had with LaSalle, wondering if he'll have to choose a story to tell at his funeral.

Chris goes home when his brother Cade gets sick. He doesn't tell anyone where he went and has to answer to Pride when he gets home. I made up names for Chris' sister (Michelle (Shelly) and his mom (Kay) but the rest of the characters aren't mine. I've always viewed the relationship between Pride and LaSalle as a father/son relationship but also left room for mutual respect.

Tag to the episode "Second Line" I thought there should have been more to the conversation between Pride and LaSalle after the look he gave him as he entered the interrogation room. The story takes place the day after the team walks the Second Line for Lieutenant Murray. I've always viewed their relationship as a father/son kind of relationship. Just borrowing the characters!

Little Joe can't sleep so he wakes his oldest brother, Adam to help him.