Candira
Singularity
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
Three years ago everything was so simple. Everything was more hopeful and everything made more sense. What went wrong? It was a question that still haunted Lucy to this day. The memories of that fateful day were so clear to her that it seemed the answer must have been there. Yet each time she looked back, the situation became more and more inexplicable. Everything had gone wrong. She’d lost her partner, her bounty, her career, and, very nearly, her life. What she couldn’t piece together was why it had happened. More than anything, that very question clawed at her. A burning need to know propelled her onto her current path. She would get her answers, and once she had them, she would return the favor.
Nothing gave Lucy more satisfaction than the notion of finally being avenged. The mixture of outrage and bitter betrayal sat heavily in her gut for three years, making it impossible to sleep without having nightmares or recurring dreams about the job gone wrong. His face and reassurances haunted her nearly as much as his lies and his actions. A man she had once loved had become her very worst enemy. Her goal was to find the son of a bitch who had ruined her life and make him pay dearly. Vengeance was never far from her mind these days, and given what had happened, it wasn’t difficult to understand why.
Three years ago, Lucy Niles was a thief setting out to do the impossible. She was going to steal from the greatest collector of all time—the Grey Fox. She had been partners with a man she trusted and damn near loved. She’d had reddish brown hair back then, and she’d been softer and more vivacious. The hopeful woman she’d been had never seen any trouble coming. In fact, she’d been excited about the job. Those days had been some of the happiest of her life. She was planning the heist of the century, doing what she did best. She was with a handsome and talented man, and she was making progress in that relationship. Really--she was in the peak of her young life. At 24, she was optimistic, confident, and compassionate. But that seemed like such a long time ago now.
Nothing gave Lucy more satisfaction than the notion of finally being avenged. The mixture of outrage and bitter betrayal sat heavily in her gut for three years, making it impossible to sleep without having nightmares or recurring dreams about the job gone wrong. His face and reassurances haunted her nearly as much as his lies and his actions. A man she had once loved had become her very worst enemy. Her goal was to find the son of a bitch who had ruined her life and make him pay dearly. Vengeance was never far from her mind these days, and given what had happened, it wasn’t difficult to understand why.
Three years ago, Lucy Niles was a thief setting out to do the impossible. She was going to steal from the greatest collector of all time—the Grey Fox. She had been partners with a man she trusted and damn near loved. She’d had reddish brown hair back then, and she’d been softer and more vivacious. The hopeful woman she’d been had never seen any trouble coming. In fact, she’d been excited about the job. Those days had been some of the happiest of her life. She was planning the heist of the century, doing what she did best. She was with a handsome and talented man, and she was making progress in that relationship. Really--she was in the peak of her young life. At 24, she was optimistic, confident, and compassionate. But that seemed like such a long time ago now.