HBC One Shots

Dresses & delusions (Rose Weil X Reader)

Background:
-Y/n Ocean is the cousin of the one and only Debbie Ocean. Her specialty was mainly hacking (sorry Rihanna has been replaced), but growing up with the Debbie Ocean had taught her a few things about being a con-artist as well. Her and Debbie were like sisters at this point (hence the calling each other sisters)
-The robbery was successful, but the girls decided to stay at Lou's for some time, in order to start their future plans - and because they got so used to each other's company.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Third person's POV

The heist of the century was more than a success. Everyone got their tiny, but rather valuable part of The Toussaint - making everyone richer with exactly 16,5 million dollars. Everyone was back now at Lou's house, celebrating with some champagne and music. John Frazier's name was brought up by the sudden appearance of Daphne Kluger - "he's family" Lou's words wasn't really far from the truth - and Tammy quickly put two and two together, revealing the primer suspect of the crime - Claude Becker.

The eight women - as Daphne got into the team as well - couldn't believe their eyes when Debbie opened the fridge full of diamond jewellery that was shining in the light of the kitchen equipment. The blonde and y/n's cousin explained to everyone how they stole the other jewelleries from the Met Gala. From night vision goggles to a toy boat, they used everything. These two women were the definition of con artists.

With these "extensions" each women made 38,300,000 million dollars. The silence from the shock lasted for minutes. Then the cons sat around, just chatting about everyone's dreams and ideas with the fortune they were holding - how Amita had a dream to live in Paris - or anywhere else where she wouldn't see her mother, Constance taking over YouTube with her crazy and borderline dangerous videos or Daphne sitting in her director seat for her movies.

They didn't really announced it, but Lou and Debbie were definitely together and imagined the future that way. Doing what they were good at in pair - being con artists. But they weren't the only ones with great amount of chemistry between each other.

Y/n's POV

The group sat around, some jazz music playing in the background, glasses of red and white wine on the table. I sat between Debbie and Daphne, still in my shirt and suit pants. "What will you do with the money, lil sis?" asked my cousin, looking at me "I thought about investing in IT businesses or even creating one. Also buying and renting real estate seems to be a hot topic these days" Debbie's face showed a bit admiration, she might be even proud.

"What about you Rose?" inquired Lou "Oh, definitely paying of my debt, of course. After that I- I want to start my own clothing line, might open up a shop here in New York" I couldn't help but smile, how the designer got shy and started to play with her rings. We talked for another hour, until most of the girls went upstairs to their room, it was a tiring mission after all. Debbie and I stayed, drinking our glasses of red wine. I took out a cigarette - I smoke from time to time - lit it, letting the smoke fill my lungs.

"I think you and Rose would be great as a couple" I couldn't even believe what I heard "Deb, what are you talking about?" might be the wine that got into her head "Y/n, I don't recall  you as a delusional person. You should see yourself when Rose is in the room" my cousin stood up, drank the rest of her wine and started to went upstairs "Good Night sis!" I glanced at her "Good Night Debbie!"

I put out my cigarette, leaned back to the couch, thinking about what the "leader" said. I grew up with Debbie and her late brother, Danny. We knew each other better than anyone else, from our deepest secrets to the dumbest mistakes, we put every card out on the table. Ever since Danny died, Debbie and I tried to strengthen our relationship as much as we could, even with her being in prison. I was happy when she called, didn't care if it was for a job, I knew she cared for me. We were the only relatives alive in our family.