Over the 次 couple of days everything seemed as usual but little slips started to happen with regard to the secret.
The first one to make a slip was Charlie. He did not even know it until someone questioned him. He had taken a phone call for Booth from Dr. Brennan and he had written a message that said. ‘Agent Booth your wife called and she would like あなた to come to check the results on the fourteen dead wives.’ He was just about to put it on Booth’s 机, デスク when he realized what he wrote. He quickly tossed the note away and rewrote it but he had missed the trash can when he tossed it and another agent in the office picked it up and read it. The person, Clarice Stevenson, who read it, asked Charlie about it and so Charlie let her in on the secret but only after she promised not to tell anyone. Unfortunately Clarice was known to be the biggest gossip in the entire bureau.
At the Jeffersonian, Cam and Angela were talking about the marriage and not realizing that Wendell was within hearing range. He was on the platform just above them when Cam had said. “I’m going to have to ask Dr. Brennan to change her employment records to 表示する her marital status as married.” Before Angela could say anything Wendell 発言しました in his loud youthful voice. “Dr. Brennan is married? Who did she marry?”
Angela and Cam quickly tried to tell him to keep his voice down but it was too late other people on the platform heard.
Three days later another strange corpse was found in an abandoned warehouse and Booth and Brennan were called to investigate. The body was sitting in an old vintage car that was stored in the warehouse. As BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was examining the body, Marcus was checking for particulates and another FBI tech was examining the car. As Booth asked BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- about the corpse, BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was telling Marcus what she wanted him to look for. As BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- went to talk with Booth, Marcus remarked to the other tech that Booth and Brennan do make a strange couple. The other tech, Joan, who had worked with Booth and Brennan on the motorcycle racer murder said. “Yes they are unusual partners.”
Marcus responded. “It is hard to picture them married to each other.”
Joan: “They’re married?”
Marcus: “Yes but don’t let anyone know.”
Booth could see the techs looking at him and BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- but did not know what they were saying and so had no idea that they knew about the marriage.
Within a week もっと見る people were aware of the marriage. A few people were still in the dark and one of them was Sweets. He had called them into his office for their normal therapy session and asked has anything unusual happened since the last time they were in his office. Booth and BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- looked at each other and in unison said. “No.”
Sweets was telling his theory about why the suspect married so many women but then murdered them. He suggested that the man liked being married but could not handle the responsibilities and conflicts of married life. All of a sudden Booth’s phone rang which as usual annoyed Sweets. At the end of the call, Booth 発言しました he needed to leave to complete some paperwork for the DA. Brennan 発言しました that she had to ask Sweets some 質問 and she will see Booth later. Booth left the room to go to his office.
Brennan: “I have to ask wouldn’t it have been easier to get a divorce.”
Sweets: “Well then he might be admitting to failure. Failure in the marriage または it could be against his religion.”
Brennan: “What do あなた mean?”
Sweets: “Well for example a Catholic cannot get a divorce for fear of excommunication.”
Brennan: “What if only one of the married couple is Catholic and the other, who is not, wants to get a divorce?”
Sweets: “It doesn’t matter the one who is Catholic will be forced to leave his church. Was the suspect Catholic?”
Brennan: “I don’t know but maybe that was why he didn’t want a divorce.”
Brennan left Sweets office aware of what she thought was the reason behind Booth not wanting to get a divorce. He could have told her that it was because of his faith. She then realized that if he had told her she would have scoffed at him and make some コメント that would hurt him. She knew she could not ever get a divorce now because she would never do anything to hurt Booth. But then again what if they are not really married, then nothing needs to happen and everything will go back the way it has always been. This thought somehow left Brennan feeling despondent.
As Brennan entered her office the 次 日 she saw a letter from Carol, her project manager on the bridge she was having built for the city of Huntsville. She opened the letter and read it. She quickly put in a call to Carol and discussed the contents of the letter. It seems that the bridge is almost done and will be officially opened in two weeks and the residents of the city would like her to attend the ribbon cutting. Brennan checked her calendar and noted the date. She told Carol she would call her back if she could make the ceremony.
That night while Brennan and Booth were having ディナー at the Royal Diner, she mentioned the ribbon cutting ceremony for the bridge to Booth.
Booth: “Bones that’s amazing. あなた should be proud of yourself. あなた saved this town and I think あなた should go to the opening of the bridge.”
Bones: “Well Carol did say that they would really like me to attend.”
Booth: “Then あなた should go.”
Bones: “Come with me.”
Booth: “It’s your day.”
Bones: “I would really like あなた to be there with me.”
Booth: “Of course Bones, I will come. Besides we can see little Andy again.”
BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- smiled at the idea of having Booth with her at the ceremony. She wanted him to be there because this was a result of a case they had worked on in that town.
The 次 week went fairly fast as Brennan was working on identifying some remains from limbo. She had just finished with a soldier, which she identified as a former MIA from the Korean War when she received a call from Booth asking her to come to his office as soon as possible. She let Cam know she was going to the FBI building and would be back after she has talked with Booth.
As she entered Booth’s office she could see that he had a serious expression and as soon as she sat down he went to shut the door.
Booth: “Well it is now official.”
Bones: “What’s official?”
Booth: “Our marriage has been officially recorded in the county hall of records. That means we are legally married.”
Bones: “So what do we do?”
Booth: “Well what ever we do we should consider the other squints and our working partnership.”
Bones: “Do あなた think they would スプリット, 分割 us up and we won’t be able to work together?’
Booth: “Think about it Bones. If we stay married, married couples are not allowed to work together in the FBI. If we end the marriage, they could separate us thinking that we could not work well together because of our past relationship.”
Bones: “That is not true.”
Booth: “Bones that would be their rationale.”
Bones: “Booth I won’t work with any other FBI agent.”
Booth: “Bones あなた may not have a choice.”
Bones: “I am an independent contractor for the Jeffersonian, I don’t work for the FBI and they can’t force me.”
Booth could see she was getting upset によって the look on her face. He knew that they would have to first make a decision about the marriage. He was reluctant to mention it, but he knew he had to because he needed to know what she wanted to do. He knew he wanted her but did she want him. He wanted to get up out of his chair, go over to her and ラップ his arms around her but he saw that a number of people in the outer office were watching them.
Booth: “Bones we need to talk about this in もっと見る private location.”
Bones: “Your right. Let’s talk about it this weekend when we go to Huntsville for the opening of the bridge.”
BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- left Booth’s office in deep thought. She needed to talk with someone but who could she talk to. Usually she talks with Booth または Angela but Booth is involved and Angela does not know about the marriage. She thought about talking with Max, her dad but then she remembered Booth’s grandfather, Hank. He had told her once not to be afraid and that everyone needs someone. She made a plan to go see him tomorrow morning. Besides even if he knows about our marriage he won’t say anything to anyone other than perhaps Booth.
The 次 日 BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was sitting with Hank in the retirement ホーム telling him about the marriage and that Booth had 与えられた her this ring. Hank looked at the ring and told her.
“I remember the 日 I gave it to my wife. How I loved her. Temperance, if Booth gave あなた the ring it was for a crystal-clear reason and あなた should know it.”
Temperance: “All I know is that Booth 発言しました he wanted me to wear it.”
Hank: “So あなた are wearing the wedding ring エビ gave you. Have あなた ever taken it off?”
Temperance: “No.”
Hank: “So あなた never thought about taking it off after he put it on your finger not even once.”
Temperance: “No not even once.”
Hank: “Well that should answer your question.”
Temperance looked at Hank with a quizzical look on her face and then she looked at the wedding ring. She slides it off her finger and looks もっと見る closely at it. She sees the inscription and mentions. “The inscription is beautiful.”
Hank: “Temperance there was never an inscription in the ring before. What does it say?”
Temperance looks at Hank and realizes that the inscription was written によって Booth. She quickly slips the ring back on her finger. Temperance says goodbye to Hank and heads back to the Jeffersonian where she runs into Angela.
Angela: “Sweetie, what’s on your mind? あなた seem distracted.”
Brennan: “Angela, I’m just having a quandary that I need to resolve and I have to consider a number of factors.”
Angela: “Bren, あなた over think everything. Just for once let your emotions take charge. Give into your inhibitions.”
Brennan: “But what if it is not right?”
At this point, Angela knew that if she does not say anything about the marriage, Brennan will analyze it out of existence.
Angela: “Brennan, remember marriage is for better または worse and being married to Booth believe me is for the better.”
Brennan looked at Angela and was about to disavow the marriage when Angela said. “Don’t bother to deny it we all know it’s true.”
Brennan: “How and who knows?”
Angela: “We saw the certificate. Cam, Hodgins, Wendall, Agent Burns and just about everyone in the Jeffersonian and the FBI know except Sweets, Hacker and a few others.”
Brennan: “But no one 発言しました anything.”
Angela: “We knew あなた two were thinking about your working partnership and we all wanted to help keep the secret.”
Brennan sat dumbfounded. Everyone knows and no one 発言しました a word. She looked at Angela and said. “You all knew.”
Angela: “Now tell me did あなた plan it または did it happen on impulse?
Brennan: “Angela I need to tell Booth that everyone knows. Can we talk about this later?”
Angela: “Sure sweetie but don’t try to get out of it because that man is really in 愛 with you.”
Brennan: “Angela I need to make arrangements for this coming weekend.”
After Angela left her office, Brennan was thinking about what Angela had 発言しました about Booth being in 愛 with her. She was looking at the ring Booth had 与えられた her and made up her mind of what to do. Brennan made a quick phone call to Carol and asked her if she could change something for her at the ceremony. Carol let her know that it would be taken care of.
The first one to make a slip was Charlie. He did not even know it until someone questioned him. He had taken a phone call for Booth from Dr. Brennan and he had written a message that said. ‘Agent Booth your wife called and she would like あなた to come to check the results on the fourteen dead wives.’ He was just about to put it on Booth’s 机, デスク when he realized what he wrote. He quickly tossed the note away and rewrote it but he had missed the trash can when he tossed it and another agent in the office picked it up and read it. The person, Clarice Stevenson, who read it, asked Charlie about it and so Charlie let her in on the secret but only after she promised not to tell anyone. Unfortunately Clarice was known to be the biggest gossip in the entire bureau.
At the Jeffersonian, Cam and Angela were talking about the marriage and not realizing that Wendell was within hearing range. He was on the platform just above them when Cam had said. “I’m going to have to ask Dr. Brennan to change her employment records to 表示する her marital status as married.” Before Angela could say anything Wendell 発言しました in his loud youthful voice. “Dr. Brennan is married? Who did she marry?”
Angela and Cam quickly tried to tell him to keep his voice down but it was too late other people on the platform heard.
Three days later another strange corpse was found in an abandoned warehouse and Booth and Brennan were called to investigate. The body was sitting in an old vintage car that was stored in the warehouse. As BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was examining the body, Marcus was checking for particulates and another FBI tech was examining the car. As Booth asked BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- about the corpse, BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was telling Marcus what she wanted him to look for. As BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- went to talk with Booth, Marcus remarked to the other tech that Booth and Brennan do make a strange couple. The other tech, Joan, who had worked with Booth and Brennan on the motorcycle racer murder said. “Yes they are unusual partners.”
Marcus responded. “It is hard to picture them married to each other.”
Joan: “They’re married?”
Marcus: “Yes but don’t let anyone know.”
Booth could see the techs looking at him and BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- but did not know what they were saying and so had no idea that they knew about the marriage.
Within a week もっと見る people were aware of the marriage. A few people were still in the dark and one of them was Sweets. He had called them into his office for their normal therapy session and asked has anything unusual happened since the last time they were in his office. Booth and BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- looked at each other and in unison said. “No.”
Sweets was telling his theory about why the suspect married so many women but then murdered them. He suggested that the man liked being married but could not handle the responsibilities and conflicts of married life. All of a sudden Booth’s phone rang which as usual annoyed Sweets. At the end of the call, Booth 発言しました he needed to leave to complete some paperwork for the DA. Brennan 発言しました that she had to ask Sweets some 質問 and she will see Booth later. Booth left the room to go to his office.
Brennan: “I have to ask wouldn’t it have been easier to get a divorce.”
Sweets: “Well then he might be admitting to failure. Failure in the marriage または it could be against his religion.”
Brennan: “What do あなた mean?”
Sweets: “Well for example a Catholic cannot get a divorce for fear of excommunication.”
Brennan: “What if only one of the married couple is Catholic and the other, who is not, wants to get a divorce?”
Sweets: “It doesn’t matter the one who is Catholic will be forced to leave his church. Was the suspect Catholic?”
Brennan: “I don’t know but maybe that was why he didn’t want a divorce.”
Brennan left Sweets office aware of what she thought was the reason behind Booth not wanting to get a divorce. He could have told her that it was because of his faith. She then realized that if he had told her she would have scoffed at him and make some コメント that would hurt him. She knew she could not ever get a divorce now because she would never do anything to hurt Booth. But then again what if they are not really married, then nothing needs to happen and everything will go back the way it has always been. This thought somehow left Brennan feeling despondent.
As Brennan entered her office the 次 日 she saw a letter from Carol, her project manager on the bridge she was having built for the city of Huntsville. She opened the letter and read it. She quickly put in a call to Carol and discussed the contents of the letter. It seems that the bridge is almost done and will be officially opened in two weeks and the residents of the city would like her to attend the ribbon cutting. Brennan checked her calendar and noted the date. She told Carol she would call her back if she could make the ceremony.
That night while Brennan and Booth were having ディナー at the Royal Diner, she mentioned the ribbon cutting ceremony for the bridge to Booth.
Booth: “Bones that’s amazing. あなた should be proud of yourself. あなた saved this town and I think あなた should go to the opening of the bridge.”
Bones: “Well Carol did say that they would really like me to attend.”
Booth: “Then あなた should go.”
Bones: “Come with me.”
Booth: “It’s your day.”
Bones: “I would really like あなた to be there with me.”
Booth: “Of course Bones, I will come. Besides we can see little Andy again.”
BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- smiled at the idea of having Booth with her at the ceremony. She wanted him to be there because this was a result of a case they had worked on in that town.
The 次 week went fairly fast as Brennan was working on identifying some remains from limbo. She had just finished with a soldier, which she identified as a former MIA from the Korean War when she received a call from Booth asking her to come to his office as soon as possible. She let Cam know she was going to the FBI building and would be back after she has talked with Booth.
As she entered Booth’s office she could see that he had a serious expression and as soon as she sat down he went to shut the door.
Booth: “Well it is now official.”
Bones: “What’s official?”
Booth: “Our marriage has been officially recorded in the county hall of records. That means we are legally married.”
Bones: “So what do we do?”
Booth: “Well what ever we do we should consider the other squints and our working partnership.”
Bones: “Do あなた think they would スプリット, 分割 us up and we won’t be able to work together?’
Booth: “Think about it Bones. If we stay married, married couples are not allowed to work together in the FBI. If we end the marriage, they could separate us thinking that we could not work well together because of our past relationship.”
Bones: “That is not true.”
Booth: “Bones that would be their rationale.”
Bones: “Booth I won’t work with any other FBI agent.”
Booth: “Bones あなた may not have a choice.”
Bones: “I am an independent contractor for the Jeffersonian, I don’t work for the FBI and they can’t force me.”
Booth could see she was getting upset によって the look on her face. He knew that they would have to first make a decision about the marriage. He was reluctant to mention it, but he knew he had to because he needed to know what she wanted to do. He knew he wanted her but did she want him. He wanted to get up out of his chair, go over to her and ラップ his arms around her but he saw that a number of people in the outer office were watching them.
Booth: “Bones we need to talk about this in もっと見る private location.”
Bones: “Your right. Let’s talk about it this weekend when we go to Huntsville for the opening of the bridge.”
BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- left Booth’s office in deep thought. She needed to talk with someone but who could she talk to. Usually she talks with Booth または Angela but Booth is involved and Angela does not know about the marriage. She thought about talking with Max, her dad but then she remembered Booth’s grandfather, Hank. He had told her once not to be afraid and that everyone needs someone. She made a plan to go see him tomorrow morning. Besides even if he knows about our marriage he won’t say anything to anyone other than perhaps Booth.
The 次 日 BONES（ボーンズ）-骨は語る- was sitting with Hank in the retirement ホーム telling him about the marriage and that Booth had 与えられた her this ring. Hank looked at the ring and told her.
“I remember the 日 I gave it to my wife. How I loved her. Temperance, if Booth gave あなた the ring it was for a crystal-clear reason and あなた should know it.”
Temperance: “All I know is that Booth 発言しました he wanted me to wear it.”
Hank: “So あなた are wearing the wedding ring エビ gave you. Have あなた ever taken it off?”
Temperance: “No.”
Hank: “So あなた never thought about taking it off after he put it on your finger not even once.”
Temperance: “No not even once.”
Hank: “Well that should answer your question.”
Temperance looked at Hank with a quizzical look on her face and then she looked at the wedding ring. She slides it off her finger and looks もっと見る closely at it. She sees the inscription and mentions. “The inscription is beautiful.”
Hank: “Temperance there was never an inscription in the ring before. What does it say?”
Temperance looks at Hank and realizes that the inscription was written によって Booth. She quickly slips the ring back on her finger. Temperance says goodbye to Hank and heads back to the Jeffersonian where she runs into Angela.
Angela: “Sweetie, what’s on your mind? あなた seem distracted.”
Brennan: “Angela, I’m just having a quandary that I need to resolve and I have to consider a number of factors.”
Angela: “Bren, あなた over think everything. Just for once let your emotions take charge. Give into your inhibitions.”
Brennan: “But what if it is not right?”
At this point, Angela knew that if she does not say anything about the marriage, Brennan will analyze it out of existence.
Angela: “Brennan, remember marriage is for better または worse and being married to Booth believe me is for the better.”
Brennan looked at Angela and was about to disavow the marriage when Angela said. “Don’t bother to deny it we all know it’s true.”
Brennan: “How and who knows?”
Angela: “We saw the certificate. Cam, Hodgins, Wendall, Agent Burns and just about everyone in the Jeffersonian and the FBI know except Sweets, Hacker and a few others.”
Brennan: “But no one 発言しました anything.”
Angela: “We knew あなた two were thinking about your working partnership and we all wanted to help keep the secret.”
Brennan sat dumbfounded. Everyone knows and no one 発言しました a word. She looked at Angela and said. “You all knew.”
Angela: “Now tell me did あなた plan it または did it happen on impulse?
Brennan: “Angela I need to tell Booth that everyone knows. Can we talk about this later?”
Angela: “Sure sweetie but don’t try to get out of it because that man is really in 愛 with you.”
Brennan: “Angela I need to make arrangements for this coming weekend.”
After Angela left her office, Brennan was thinking about what Angela had 発言しました about Booth being in 愛 with her. She was looking at the ring Booth had 与えられた her and made up her mind of what to do. Brennan made a quick phone call to Carol and asked her if she could change something for her at the ceremony. Carol let her know that it would be taken care of.
