With two close friends gone, yet a new one on the way, the Horsemen are about to embark on their second big journey. The problems: a failing relationship, a blooming new one, and a maniac planing to tear the Horsemen to shreds. How does this effect the Horsemen, but more importantly, how does it affect the one behind the curtain? - A continuation of Celine Rose William's story! I claim no rights to Now You See Me and it's universe; I'm simply adding an OC for personal and fan enjoyment!

❝I'm sure we'll be seeing each again, Agent Ellis.❞ ❝I'm sure we will, Atlas.❞ In Victorian England, the Pansy was once used for secret courting. Any display of love was looked down on, and so, the Pansy was used so that secret lovers were able to communicate. It was used to convey many a feeling that was not as easily expressed at one point in history and would always show the recipient the giver had them on their mind. *extended description inside*

"The closer you think you are, the less you'll actually see." Celine Rose Williams is nothing special. She see's herself as bland, invisible, slightly popular but not huge, and that's how she likes it. Even being considered "the Fifth Horsemen", she's still invisible and works with them behind the scenes. But what happens when she starts to get noticed, especially by one Horsemen in particular?

Beatrice 'Bea' Atlas is an ordinary girl. Oh who am I kidding, she's a freakin magician. Her big brother, Daniel Atlas has taught her everything she knows. And he taught her very well, so it came as no surprise when a couple of tarot cards from the infamous "Eye" were received. How Danny got The Lovers, she'll never know. But she got The Moon. A card for Illusion, anxiety and subconscious. But the moon did hold a certain beauty. The same beauty that could be found in Death. And Jack Wilder received the death card. Jack was a thief, a scoundrel, and a hell of a sleight of hand. And Bea might just fall for it...