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The Past Has A Way of Haunting Us

She smirked when he made the comment about however ceasing to surprise him. And she nodded when he began to talk about the task at hand, “Yeah, they usually keep it moving. But I’ve been tracking the movements of the sites posing as the...

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Eli gave herself a mental pat on the back at his backwards compliment. Parker was never one to be direct, and teasing her was usually always a compliment. She sipped her beer. "Once we get in I'll get what I need and then you can do the rerouting." She said. She began to take another sip from the bottle in her hand but stopped, "But only do it if you can guarantee, with 100% certainty that they won't be able to trace anything back to me." She knew he could do that. And even if he couldn't it wouldn't be a big deal. Everything she downloaded to that computer was saved externally and she had the hard drive backed up and encrypted. Still, she wanted to play it safe.

She snapped out of her thinking when she heard him speak again. Slightly surprised at the question. Not because they didn't usually engage in small-talk, they did, it was just that she didn't expect it now. For what ever reason, in this moment, it caught her off guard. "I've been keeping busy," she sipped her beer, "You know, the usual." She took a long pull from the bottle. "I thought I was going to up and relocate again, but I didn't. I decided to stay her. So this is where I've been working. And it's been more eventful than I thought it would be. I've managed to break into a Brotherhood 'meeting' I guess you could call it. Gained information, killed a few of their men." She shrugged and took another long drink. "So yeah, the usual. When I'm not working I'm reading. Or at a bar for a drink and such." She said, feeling the slightest effects of the liquid she had been consuming – she was feeling a tiny bit more relaxed than before. She leaned forward to get a better look at the computer screen. "What about you?" She inquired, taking a sip.

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They used white crayons to draw it, and afterwards they placed ink.

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Oh, Well imagine, As I’m pacing the aisles in a small corner store, And I can’t help but to hear, No, I can’t help but to hear an exchanging of words: “What a beautiful melon! What a beautiful melon!” says a patron to a stocker. “And yes, but what a shame, what a shame we’re not getting in any more.”

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I CHIME WITH HAVEN’T YOU PEOPLE EVER HEARD OF

STOCKING THE GODDAMN STORE, NO

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There goes my hero.

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"Watch him as he goes."

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My activity spikes every Wednesday because of this post

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On Wednesdays we reblog

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Reblog if it is okay to talk to the Mun in private..

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I won’t get to heaven, so why not raise a little hell.

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Eli smirked as the familiar voice filled her ears. “Good to see you too Parker.” She mused, flicking her cigarette out the open window. She stood and walked over other bed. She say down on it, tucking one leg underneath her. She pulled the small table holding her laptop towards her. “Would I call you if it wasn’t worth it?” She asked. She tapped the mouse to wake her laptop up and turned the screen to face him. “Brotherhood. I found their database. Their actual database. Problem I ran into was firewall, after firewall. Encryption, data codes, passwords, and security measures I’ve never run into. I was able to get through the first few layers of firewall before I got stuck. Figured you’d have some fun with it.” She smiled. “Also, your preferred choice of energy drink and/or alcohol is in the fridge. Stocked up just for you.” She grinned. But she was silently hoping he wouldn’t just turn around and leave. “Can you help me out Parker?”

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The brunette tossed a rather ill-faded smile towards the girl, complete with his own smirk afterwords as he straightened the hem of his shirt. Taking a few steps into the apartment, Parker stood arms crossed, leaning against the corner of wall that met the small kitchen area with the main living space. “I dunno. You don’t ever fail to surprise me.” He chuckled slightly before perking up at her words. “Wait, what?” He was interested now. “I thought they kept that thing moving?” The boy had nearly gotten a hold of the database once before, but it was at the source and he had nearly been caught trying to crack into it. “Looks like they are getting sloppy.” The brunette added before taking a few more steps forward. “Let me guess…64-bit with a random set algorithm? Brute force isn’t going to work.” He spoke, taking a seat beside her and letting out a small groan. “It’s gonna take an hour or so just to get the algorithm figured out….but I can do it.” Parker pulled the table over towards him and began to type in some stuff. ”Go get me a beer. Please.” He flashed a small smile towards her before turning back to the work in front of him.

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She smirked when he made the comment about however ceasing to surprise him. And she nodded when he began to talk about the task at hand, “Yeah, they usually keep it moving. But I’ve been tracking the movements of the sites posing as the central database by the IP addresses. It didn’t take long to trace it all back to one central location. Once I tracked that down I was able to determine which of the ‘poser’ sites was the real thing.” She smiled, proud of herself. “So yeah, they are getting sloppy.” She agreed. “And yes. 64-bit, random algorithm, pass-coded protection – a little box saying “password required” pops up every so often – my assumption would be it fries your hard drive or something similar if you get it wrong.” She smiled as he sat down, the look on his face telling her he was already in “work mode”. “I had a feeling you’d have fun.” She laughed softly as she rose off the bed to walk to the kitchen. She grabbed two beers from the fridge and popped the tops off before walking back and sitting next to him on her bed. She sat one bottle down on the table next to him. She sipped from the other as she angled her body towards him to watch him work.

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Eli didn’t want to seem anxious, but she was sitting by her window that faces out towards the front of her building, watching, waiting. She had lot a cigarette, flicking the ash out the open window. There was a fluttering in her chest she could place.

Is it nerves? she wondered, taking a deep drag off her cigarette to try and relax. When she still hadn’t heard from Parker a cigarette and a half later she pulled out her phone.

*[text]: I’m home. Door is unlocked. Just walk in.

She hit send and waited. That’s all she could do. Wait. c’mon Parker. She thought.

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A few moments passed, just long enough for him to finish off the cigarette before the phone in his pocket gave another ding. Quickly, his hands worked, pulling the phone out. Had she decided to back out? Maybe she fixed her problem?

Tossing the cigarette off to the side, Parker swiped a finger along the screen and brought up the message. Great. He stuffed the phone back up, turned on his heel and made his way into the apartment building.

7C meant seven flights of stairs and at the end of the hall before he had reached her apartment. The brunette opened the door and stepped inside. “This better be good, Eli.” He spoke, shrugging the jacket off his shoulders and placing it upon the hook to his right. “Not that I don’t mind our….whatever this is, but I haven’t had a decent nights sleep in two damn days.”

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Eli smirked as the familiar voice filled her ears. “Good to see you too Parker.” She mused, flicking her cigarette out the open window. She stood and walked over other bed. She say down on it, tucking one leg underneath her. She pulled the small table holding her laptop towards her. "Would I call you if it wasn't worth it?" She asked. She tapped the mouse to wake her laptop up and turned the screen to face him. "Brotherhood. I found their database. Their actual database. Problem I ran into was firewall, after firewall. Encryption, data codes, passwords, and security measures I've never run into. I was able to get through the first few layers of firewall before I got stuck. Figured you'd have some fun with it." She smiled. "Also, your preferred choice of energy drink and/or alcohol is in the fridge. Stocked up just for you." She grinned. But she was silently hoping he wouldn't just turn around and leave. "Can you help me out Parker?"

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Eli stared at her computer screen blankly. Why can’t I get in? she wondered to herself. She was trying to hack into the database for the Brotherhood—the gang that had (unjustly) killed her father. She was working towards revenge. She had been making progress until about an hour…

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Eli didn’t want to seem anxious, but she was sitting by her window that faces out towards the front of her building, watching, waiting. She had lot a cigarette, flicking the ash out the open window. There was a fluttering in her chest she could place. Is it nerves? she wondered, taking a deep drag off her cigarette to try and relax. When she still hadn’t heard from Parker a cigarette and a half later she pulled out her phone.

*[text]: I’m home. Door is unlocked. Just walk in.

She hit send and waited. That’s all she could do. Wait. c'mon Parker. She thought.

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