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Part 863 of Dictionary.Com Word of the Day Drabbles , Part 23 of One shots - McGee centric
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Moil

Summary:

McGee may be paranoid, but that doesn't mean he's wrong... Or does it?

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Another dictionary.com word of the day drabble. This time from 09/11/2001 for the word moil.

moil
To work with painful effort; to labor; to toil; to drudge.
To churn or swirl about continuously.
Toil; hard work; drudgery.

This is for the ncis-drabble community on LJ's challenge: #509 Bad.

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Moil

McGee secretly hated Tony. Or perhaps not so secretly. Either way, he wanted to see Tony toil.

Ever since he'd joined the team, Tony forced McGee to moil and took credit for it. McGee couldn't believe how bad Tony was. How did Tony survive working with Gibbs alone when he did none of the work.

Gibbs should have ripped Tony in two already. Unless Gibbs was bad too. Maybe this was all a plot against him and both Gibbs and Tony had always been bad and were just looking for a gullible fool to do all their work.

“Nah.” McGee thought to himself. “It couldn't be.” Or could it?

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