It starts off in the VERY beginning and you need this stuff to understand her future, so if you're not really interested in this; trust me as the author you're probably better off with reading this part.

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"I don't remember much about the past, let alone remember anything about my childhood. It's been two years since the devastating tragedy and it's been over a decade since I became a part of the RED's lives. So to clear out any confusion and explain myself let me start from the beginning, the very beginning."

Chapter 1: "Adopted"

It all started when I was only five years old, all I can remember is that I ran away from my destiny. That night I gave everything I was born to be away, and fled from the place that was known to me as my origin. Soon after making a run for it I got myself a brand new spot in an orphanage. I should have mentioned earlier but I was in Europe at the time, but because it was so long ago I can't seem to place the country, Germany? France? Sweden? Switzerland? Belgium? Finland? Italy? I just can't place my origin. Moving on, I ended up in an orphanage, I had spent another year or so there before she came. And she was a life saver. I remember the first time I saw her, her gentle look, her calming voice, and her wonderful smile. The day she walked into the orphanage was the day I became something more. She was Ms. Winfered, the general of the British B.U.N. (British Undercover Network) an undercover army made by the British government that was established to keep the citizens safe without causing a racket in the country. Ms. Winfered looked like she was about 17 years old when I first saw her. She was wearing a long dark green dress with the same colored heels. When she fist stepped into that gray doorway everything around her seemed to light up with colors. I was nervous that I would never make it out of the orphanage (or even worse my father would finally find me after running away). When Ms. Winfered walked up to me I felt a sudden brush of heat, she smiled at me I softly smiled back. She took a careful look at me, trying to study every little detail of me. Then she bent down on one knee and looked into my eyes. I did the same. Finally she spoke out:

"It looks like you've been through a lot, even at such a young age. You're perfect."

She had a light British accent, it was calm and soothing. The she looked at me again.

"Dear how would you like to come and train to become something more than you really are? Something powerful?"

I looked into her eyes and softly spoke out,

"I'd be honored to ma'am."

She smiled at me and looked up at the Orphanage Staff.

"I'd like to adopt this one right here. She's wonderful."

The staff looked at me, then back at Ms. Winfered.

"Of course miss, right this way." Confirmed the Staff.

She quickly turned to me before stepping into the office.

"Now wait just a minute, I'll be back soon. Then I'll take you home, to your new home."

I managed to get out a small smile. I couldn't believe it. I was getting out of this place once and for all. I was going to a new home. Even though the woman seemed strange to me, because quite frankly at the time I didn't who she was and who I was dealing with, however she did tell me that I would become something bigger. A few minutes later I saw Mr. Winfered come out of the office.

"Go on and pack up your stuff we'll be leaving for Britain soon." She said with a smile on her face.

"Yes ma'am!" I screamed out cheerfully as I ran out of the room. I ran upstairs where the rest of the kids were eating lunch. I completely ignored them; they were never really my friends at all. I was mostly an outcast among them. I quickly grabbed everything out of my drawer, all my clothes and my books, which I simply adored reading. I also grabbed my black, red, and yellow bunny that I'd had with me ever since I could remember. Then, I looked into the empty gray room, the dusty, gloomy gray room. I took as deep breath. "Goodbye filthiness and loneliness and hello happiness and cheer." I softly whispered to myself. I shut the door and headed towards the stairs, below I saw Ms. Winfered ready to go.

"All set darling?" She asked with a delighting smile on her face. I could tell she was as exited to get a new addition to the family as I was.

"Yes ma'am." I answered cheerfully.

"Let's get going then; we have not a moment to lose."

She offered me her hand and I took it. Then, hand in hand we both walked out of that orphanage; forever.