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The jewel of Gotham was not a large building, but a manor that was far outside the city limits, with sprawling landscape that was well manicured and a design that was a classical beauty. Her eyes curled into a smile as she edged her way along the line of bushes that came around the west side of the manor, the closest view of the most private sections of the Wayne Manor that most people could only guess at. It wasn't an unusual thing for her to be in a situation like this, but tonight was... Special, in more than just a "good hair day" kind of way.
Tonight was the heist of the century.
The famous and illustrious Bruce Wayne was not the type to make many mistakes, but he had made a very grave one. He had made the mistake of letting a "tipsy guest of his party" go into the dark recesses of his home to rest for a bit instead of going home with the not so gentlemanly gentleman she'd been accompanied by. His butler had been kidn enough to lay her down on a chaise lounge for a bit while she got her wits about her, offering her water and some crackers as he tended to her as any true gentleman would have.
She'd spied it from the corner of her eye then - a necklace that had been worn by the lovely Martha Wayne, embedded with diamonds that cost a fortune. Her eyes were on it now as she peered through a window, clinging to the wall with fingers that were stronger than anyone would imagine for a girl as lithe in form as her. "Oh, naughty, naughty," She whispered to herself as she pushed the window in ever so gently, sliding through the frame almost as if she were just a leaf blown in by the breeze.
Even in the dark the room was familiar, not the one that she'd been taken to but the one next to it, her eyes scanning the surroundings slowly before she moved through the shadows, her footfalls as light as feathers as she slid out into the empty hallway. Her feet knew the way more than she did, sliding around the next door frame slowly and into the room. Her eyes found the necklace almost immediately, secure behind a glass case. It was beautiful, displayed on a mannequin neck that was every bit as delicate as Martha's had been, shining just a bit in the scarce light.
It wanted to be taken. She edged her way closer, the hairs on the back of her neck rising slowly as she reached out for it, stopping just an inch or so away. Her fingers pulled back, her sixth sense telling her that something was off, though she couldn't place it. Selena slid away from the case now, pressing back into the shadows quietly as she heard footsteps nearing, her breathing slowing as she forced herself to be quiet.
Damn. Just her luck.
Tonight was the heist of the century.
The famous and illustrious Bruce Wayne was not the type to make many mistakes, but he had made a very grave one. He had made the mistake of letting a "tipsy guest of his party" go into the dark recesses of his home to rest for a bit instead of going home with the not so gentlemanly gentleman she'd been accompanied by. His butler had been kidn enough to lay her down on a chaise lounge for a bit while she got her wits about her, offering her water and some crackers as he tended to her as any true gentleman would have.
She'd spied it from the corner of her eye then - a necklace that had been worn by the lovely Martha Wayne, embedded with diamonds that cost a fortune. Her eyes were on it now as she peered through a window, clinging to the wall with fingers that were stronger than anyone would imagine for a girl as lithe in form as her. "Oh, naughty, naughty," She whispered to herself as she pushed the window in ever so gently, sliding through the frame almost as if she were just a leaf blown in by the breeze.
Even in the dark the room was familiar, not the one that she'd been taken to but the one next to it, her eyes scanning the surroundings slowly before she moved through the shadows, her footfalls as light as feathers as she slid out into the empty hallway. Her feet knew the way more than she did, sliding around the next door frame slowly and into the room. Her eyes found the necklace almost immediately, secure behind a glass case. It was beautiful, displayed on a mannequin neck that was every bit as delicate as Martha's had been, shining just a bit in the scarce light.
It wanted to be taken. She edged her way closer, the hairs on the back of her neck rising slowly as she reached out for it, stopping just an inch or so away. Her fingers pulled back, her sixth sense telling her that something was off, though she couldn't place it. Selena slid away from the case now, pressing back into the shadows quietly as she heard footsteps nearing, her breathing slowing as she forced herself to be quiet.
Damn. Just her luck.