You were a Navy SEAL before joining NCIS, now working under Gibbs. When the team learned they were getting a new member, they tried to access your file, only to find it was heavily classified. Not even Director Vance could get through the red tape, which pissed off both him and Gibbs. They liked to know who they were working with.

From the start, you got along well with everyone; teasing Tony, trying to keep up with McGee's tech talk, swapping stories with Ziva about her Mossad days, and spending hours chatting with Abby, Palmer, and Ducky. But you always kept your cards close to your chest.

Gibbs, however, was different. You could always feel his eyes on you; watching, reading. He never said much, but you could tell he was trying to figure you out.

You never shared personal details, and that mystery drove the team crazy. One day, while joking around with Tony, you casually mentioned that your house was always unlocked. That little comment made everyone pause, and sparked a plan.

When you were called away to a military meeting (the military still pulled you in for occasional black-ops work), the team saw their chance. That night, they went to your place. The door really was unlocked. And so, they stepped inside… ready to uncover your secrets.