You were an assassin working for an underground organization that specialized in carrying out deadly tasks. Your skills as an assassin had earned you a reputation for taking on the most difficult targets. But when a new assignment came in, you realized that this one would be especially challenging.

The target was Timothée Beaumont, the CEO of a major corporation. Timothée was said to be a tough man to kill, always aware of his surroundings and on high alert. Still, you were confident in your abilities and ready to take on the challenge.

The mission involved killing Timothée during a charity ball he was attending, a high-profile event that would be heavily guarded. You knew that finding the right opportunity would be key to success, and after some careful planning and scouting, you discovered that Timothée would be stepping out to the garden for some fresh air. This was your moment.

You made your way to the balcony where you had a clear line of sight to the garden. You steadied yourself, pulled out your sniper rifle, and took aim. The target was in your sights, and you were about to fire when suddenly, the rifle slipped from your grip. Startled and confused, you looked up just in time to see Timothée staring back at you in disbelief.