OCs 2 - the Sequel

THE SEQUEL KICKOFF - Casey's Past Part 1

Welcome to OCs 2 - the Sequel ^-^ Make sure to read the original if you haven't.

Sooooo...new book... O.o

Throwback to Casey's...earlier work... Part 1.

This was a different person than Casey Desmond. This was Ann (her old nickname) Johnson. Being a junior as a preteen, she easily finished the curiculum. After all, her father was an amazing teacher and they were both geniuses. However, Ann became a bit of a rebel so young...

In college, Ann invented a worldwide virus so dangerous that it almost got her kidnapped. The virus would devour, destroyed, and wipe out the world's technology of all sorts if unleashed... Hypothetically.

Ann was walking to her dorm, typing on her phone, when someone blocked the path. She started to walk around them, used to people trying to tease her for being young for college, but he grabbed her arm.
"Where is Project Pegasus?" he demanded.
"Doesn't matter, because you're not getting it," she replied sassily.
He narrowed his eyes and his grip on her wrist increased. She winced.
"Let me ask again, Johnson... Give...me...Project Pegasus!"
"Get your hands off of me!" Ann yelled, trying to hit or kick him. "I'm not giving you the virus!!!"
He threw her to the ground and she passed out from impact. He was about to carry her off when Nate showed up.
"Step away from Cassandra Johnson now and put your hands in the air," Nate demanded.
"A teenager?" he scoffed. "Who do you think you are? A police officer?"
"No," Nate replied. "An FBI agent. Last chance."
The man narrowed his eyes and waited to see what the kid would do.
Finally, Nate sighed. "It's always the hard way..."
Nate ran over and started fighting him. Within seconds,  the man was on the ground unconscious in handcuffs. Nate called for a pickup then kneeled beside Ann, checking to see if she was okay. Backup soon arrived and arrested the man. However, Ann was taken back to HQ to check her for injuries and because of the very reason she was almost kidnapped... Project Pegasus.