So yeah, you remember that idea I had?Well it turned out to be great.
Over the past few months I have been able to hack into the GCPD's network. I've also been able to take a look at different cases that have yet been solved. Even with the vigilante Batman around there is still crime that can't be handle all at once. So I try to help out.
Another thing about living on the street is that you learn to hear everything. I mean everything.So any info I had for a specific case I sent to the GCPD anonymously. I've even solved a few cases on my own. Now the GCPD has been trying to find out who I am exactly, but me being hella paranoid. I made sure to put up one hell of a firewall.
So basically nobody has come close to finding out who I am. The GCPD has even stopped trying. The only other thing they've done is send me money.
(And if you're wondering how I did that, I basically just made an anonymous bank account that they transferred the money to. Then I would immediately retrieve that money from a ATM, and then basically destroy any trace of that account.)
Two of the cases I helped solve were murder cases.
I was awarded $8,000. I gave half of it to Tom. Who asked me about a million questions about how the hell I got all that money.
And I told him.I mean it's not like he'll tell them. Nothing to gain from that. It's not like I'm out for arrest.
But his response was a bit different than I thought.
I thought he would call me an idiot and give me a whole rant about exactly how stupid I was.
But instead he called me a genius and laughed like mad.
So that's great.
Everything was going smoothly, I was helping with cases, and I was being paid. Everything was just great.
But OF COURSE something had to happen.
As I was reviewing another case, one of the alarms for my fire wall safety went off. My eyes widened as I saw a warning sign on my computer screen.
Someone was trying to find me, and I couldn't have that though now could I?
So I started fighting back. If I had gone any faster my keyboard would have lit on fire, but it was still frustrating. Whoever was trying to hack me was good. No not good, amazing. I was barely able to stop them, but I did. Probably from luck, but honestly I don't care. Though my damn curiosity peaked once again. So before the hacker's location was fully gone I was able to save it in another hard drive.
And you will not believe where the outlets was located.Wayne manner
As in Bruce Wayne's, the billionaire, residence.I furrowed my eyebrows.
"What the hell-.""What just happened?"
I looked up to see Tom looking at me confused out of his mind."What?"
Tom started unloading the groceries as he started talking.
"I walked in, and I was about to ask what you wanted for dinner, but when I saw you-,"
He waved his hands in my direction,
"You were abusing that poor keyboard, and when you finished whatever the hell you were doing you looked like you just ran a damn marathon."I scoffed,
"Yeah I um.. I almost got hacked."Tom's eyes widened and he dropped the cereal.
After a moment he finally realized I said almost.
"So you stopped them?"
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Gotham's Angel of death
FanfictionBrianna has been through more than you could imagine. From child to adult hood. She has lost so much, and has felt so much pain that most people would find unbearable. But Brianna fought through it. Beating all odds, and in the process found people...