(Book 3 of Series / Continuation of The Perfect Assassin / Can be read as a stand-alone) *mature content* It all started as a game. Elizabeth Rausch was an idol admired by all. She was one of Europe's most famous performers, both in music and dancin...
Hey guys! Thanks for reading! I'd just like to say I do not own any Marvel characters except for my own original characters. All events are my own ideas, nothing will be based on any of the movie storylines :)
Also, I wrote two stories before this that I HIGHLY suggest you read before this one, otherwise there might be some parts you won't fully understand as this is a book that goes more into depth about a previous character.
I hope you enjoy reading as much as I do writing!
- Mareike
If you ever, ever call my name, name
You will find out that we're both the same
When then lights go out I need to know...
Are you afraid of the dark? I'm not afraid of the dark
Darkside - Ty Dolla $ign
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Elizabeth played by Anna Belik
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Natasha Romanoff played by Scarlett Johansson
The dancer's fingers clutched the handle of her dressing room door tightly, the flashes and clicks of photographers around her dizzying her thoughts as she squinted her eyes. Questions were being thrown at her time after time again even after she'd answered what seemed like a million of them. This had to be the one annoying factor of her job; the fact that she could never fully get rid of the idiots that always had to be up in her business. Her bodyguards were thankfully keeping them at a far enough distance that she could slip inside her dressing room. When she had finally managed to, she slammed the door behind her, her back pushing against the door as to keep it closed as long as possible. She could still hear the rustling of annoying photographers and magazine editors outside, men with deep voices, whom she recognized as her bodyguards, ordering for them to leave before more security is called. It's not like she hadn't expected this to happen, though. Something like this always occurred after she finished a performance, especially in dance. She was greatly known for her giftedness in the arts of dancing, it was what she did best. The musician portion of her famous persona was merely a side job, but she still received lots of attention from it. Ballet had been made her life after she became one of the top dancers at West End, a very popular and high-end company equal to Broadway in the United States. If you roamed the streets of London and mentioned her name, everyone would know who you were speaking of.
