Shot Through the Heart

Chapter 4

Your P.O.V.

"I'm going to watch TV, there's more on the stove if you want it."

I flicked on the television and the news came up.

"Tonight's news at six. Hello everyone, I am John Kenmyer and breaking news this evening. Hackers have stolen the personal information from close to two million people across the nation that use Twin Grass bank."

"Aww, damn, that's my bank," I said, scratching Lukas behind the ears.

"Most of the stolen information is linked to people in the area in and around (city)."

I heard the softest scrape of a chair on the floor. I stood up and stretched.

I glanced towards the window which reflected the person behind me.

"Put it down Artie, not right now, I need to check if my money's been stolen. You can kill me later."

I walked over to my desk. I must say, I do have quite the set-up. My triple wall mounted monitors gave me almost seven square feet of screen space. And my two custom made hard drives were faster that almost anything available to the public.

I sat down and wiggled my mouse. The screens lit up. I saved and closed my game of Skyrim and opened a new window. I looked up the site for the bank and logged into my account. As soon as I got into my account, a pop-up, well, popped up.

ATTENTION

YOUR ACCOUNT HAS BEEN COMPROMISED, PLEASE CONTACT BANK OFFICIALS IMMEDIATELY

"Uggggggggh, I don't want to deal with this. Alfie, pick a better time, I'm really annoyed right now."

"Aww, dude how did you know."

"Guns aren't invisible, sweetie. But right now, I have to deal with this. Then we can mess around."

I began my search for the hackers. They really need to try harder if I can find their IP address that fast.

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Arthur's P.O.V.

I was not aware that human fingers could move that fast, but (y/n)'s fingers are little more than a blur. It's a wonder that she knew what she was typing. Shame she's going to be dead soon, but two million's a deal I can't pass up.

I looked at the window that she was typing in, code flew across the screen, and after a few minutes, she stopped typing.

"Ok, turns out there are three separate computers involved in the operation, they are all connected to the same network though, so I think that there is either one person with multiple computers, or multiple people working together.

Just then a new window popped up on a different monitor. She spun in her chair towards it.

A voice began to speak from the computer.

"Who are you? You just hacked through an extremely complex firewall."

(Y/n) smiled and sat her head in her hands. I'd seen that look before, in the hotel lobby three months ago.

"Oh it wasn't that hard, I just clicked around a bit. Childs play, really. However, do try to be more careful when you go about identity theft. Must not leave behind to many breadcrumbs."

"But we didn't, it was completely anonymous."

"Nothing is anonymous, you just have to look in the right place." She turned back to her other monitor and began to type something in a new window. I don't know what it was she was doing, but on the other side of the call, there were yells.

"You, you BITCH, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?!?!"

"Getting my stuff back, and everyone else's."

Other voices began to speak,

"Boss, the firewalls completely down. She's got control of the entire system.

"SHUT HER DOWN, NOW!!"

"Oh I'll leave on my own thank you very much, I just need to do this," (y/n) hit the enter key, "and this, and that. Oh, goodie."

"Boss, BOSS, she just, what the hell did she do?!?"

"I deleted all the files off your computers, then shut off all internet access, and also overloaded your hard drives so that your computers will catch on fire in about three seconds."

"BOS-"

The line went dead.

(Y/n) leaned back in her chair and yawned.

"So, how about dessert?"

She smiled.

Ok (y/n) is my favorite character that I have ever written. I've actually written a lot of stories, this is just the first one I've ever published. Ta-ta.

~Dragon