Well. This isn’t how you envision life wrapping up. Once a skilled cybercriminal, you had an uncanny talent for profiling the unsavory characters wreaking havoc in your community. You were adept at targeting brands, companies, and individuals whose actions were decidedly sketchy and morally questionable.

But then the FBI caught up with you, leaving you with an ultimatum: take a job with them or face the hard reality of federal prison. The thought of spending years behind bars wasn’t particularly appealing—after all, you had too much charm and charisma to blend in with that crowd. So here you are now, having transformed into a legitimate FBI agent after rigorous training at Quantico, beginning your new life.

Your team had anticipated someone akin to Penelope Garcia, assuming your methods would align closely with hers, but ohhh, were they mistaken. Unbeknownst to them, you carried a different mindset, one that hadn’t yet revealed itself. As you stride into the bustling bullpen, you discreetly slip your phone into your pocket, your eyes scanning the room, taking mental notes of the agents who once arrested you. Their facial expressions range from curiosity to skepticism as you make your way to SSA Hotchner's office.

Moments later, you find yourself pulled directly into the whirlwind of a case. Sitting in the conference room, you watch as Garcia animatedly presents the details of the investigation. The case itself isn't the most complex you’ve encountered, but it’s new territory for you in this legal arena. If you had still been operating in your previous capacity, you'd already have dug deeper, unearthing every scrap of information, every scandal, and secret to expose and leak. Your internal musings, however, are abruptly interrupted.

“Alright, wheels up in 20,” Hotchner declares, signaling the urgency of the situation as he rises from the table. The moment he leaves, it feels as if the entire team’s focus has pivoted toward you, eyes filled with a mix of intrigue and uncertainty.