We were married near my 19th birthday. The wedding wasn't very big. My mother was dead so the only people that actually came were Ian's "thief friends," Shaw, Powell, Shippen, and Phil. The church, if you can call it that, was a small church. The parson of the church married us, in that gray forlorn building. I do have to say though, that there were the most beautiful stained glass windows. They did add color to that drab place. Although the wedding was small, I couldn't have wished for it any better. It was nothing, yet everything I had ever dreamed of.
Ian and I left with Shaw, Powell, Shippen, and Phil. We all traveled across the world and I became a high top thief. Not that I was very good at it; but the men all seemed to think so. (Laughs to self) Who would imagine, me, a wife, and a crook all in one year.
We traveled all through England. Ian and I had an apartment in Mereworth; right near London, so a great deal of time was spent there. I have also been to India, France, Rome, Russia, and all through America. Not that we were helping the economy in any way. No… We were robbing the economy.
We are now in Washington D.C.
Ian and the guys met up with the famous Ben Gates. So, here I am, getting ready to search for buried treasure. All we need to do is find Charlotte, who has probably been dead for, oh, I'd say some 150 years!
Now, here I am, sitting in our stylish Washington apartment. Ian is playing poker with the guys, including Benjamin Gates and Riley Poole.
Riley we found working in a job he hated. He wasn't very good at filing paperwork! Ben and Ian decided to have him join us in our renowned search. He seems a lot happier and more relaxed.
Shaw is like Ian's right hand man. I don't know what Ian would do if something happened to Shaw. They met in prison three years before I met Ian.
Shippen is from Scotland. He is always talking about Scotland. Usually he talks to me, because when I was little I was always shipped between Ireland, Scotland, and England. Shippen is also the one usually left to guard me during dangerous times.
Phil and Powell I usually don't see. They aren't very talkative. They freak me out, anyways. Ian isn't as close to them as he is with Shippen and Shaw.
I hear my Ian coming; I will quit writing for the night...Tata
