What if Haytham had someone else working with him? Someone younger and a born Templar.

At the age of seven, Emily Price witnessed the death of her mother and was kidnapped by these people who trained her as an Assassin. Now, nineteen years later, she goes to the Opera to enjoy a viewing where she is kidnapped again, but this time from the boy she taunted from her past. Haytham Kenway remembered a girl from his past before his father was killed and he became a Templar by the same man who called his father's murder. Going on a contract, he ends up taking a girl, a "Cassandra Milner" and takes her with him to Boston. What he doesn't know is that she is the girl he knew from his past. How can these two learn to cooperate and put aside all that they have learned or will one end up letting the other go... to their death? Read on to know more. ((WARNING: Will contain some smut and not intended for an audience under the age of sixteen.))

{{ FINISHED }} The right side is at his side. A young girl from England has some how found her way to America, though when stumbled apon by the Grand Master and his men, it is soon revealed that she has no memory of who she is or where she came from. The Templar takes her in, estimating her age at 22 years old. The age gap between the two makes it difficult for them to see eye to eye, though the girl is able to find a special place in his heart. || HAYTHAM KENWAY LOVE STORY ||

Clara Milford is a woman living in the Colonies, contently (if not happily) married to a man that keeps secrets from her. Her life changed the day he was murdered; she changed. Everything happens for a reason, or so she thought. Now, she's not so sure. One thing, however, is certain: throughout it all, she'll stay unbroken.

You hated your father in silence. You added brick upon brick to the walls of a dark prison you were building for him in your heart. Every brick a reason to die... ..."And in light of this I have arranged for her to marry, Mr. Haytham Kenway. One of the Templar's finest..." Your father continued for a few moments, but you heard it only vaguely. Something about the Colonies. You knew your face had shown your surprise. You looked up at your father, then schooled your expression to one you hoped was appropriate for the situation. Trying to play that you had known all along. You smiled, and it felt like your face had torn in half with the effort.

Mr Downey, in this story is not the well known actor, indeed he is an english teacher specialized in writing and composition. As for her, Ivy Lewis is a student who freshly turned 18, she is a reserved person who has a habit of always dealing alone with her problems. She hates Mr Downey, but what will happen when her problems get too much and THAT specific teacher starts to notice things. Will this relationship stay professional or will it go further? => This story is a VERY slow burn and will go on for a while. Because let's be honest, tension is definitely the best thing, even more if that results in a bit of angst! So if you like that kind of story, this one is made for you ! Enjoy your reading ;)

Robert Downey Jr. - A drama teacher at Ashbrook Academy. He's not only a drama teacher, but he also just so happens to be the Principal. When Oli gets expelled from her old High School, arrangements are made for her to go to Ashbrook. Not only will she school there, but she will live there too. Boarding School. As if her life couldn't suck enough, truth from her Father's death starts digging itself back up. Are her family's lives in jeopardy? 'Mr Downey' ensures her that he'll keep her safe, but can he? Robert's own troubles revive and come back to haunt him. With a persistent ex-wife hoping to take him for everything he's worth, how will 'Miss Olison' cope with having Downey's ex constantly getting involved? Just a tale of a student and her teacher, but does the relationship remain that way, or does it all become a lot more complicated than that... #1 - Downey (29/11/20)

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