Quinn Wilson is scarred and damaged, heartbroken and plagued with guilt because of the lose of the woman she loved, but long before that being the daughter of Slade Wilson and Adeline Kane will do things to a person.
Fate has bigger plans than she...
She hadn't expected Quinn to show up in her office and looking so angry.
"What would happen if I murdered Rip Hunter?"
" Pardon. " She said startled.
Quinn rolled her eyes. " I said what would happen if I murdered Rip Hunter. "
"And I mean brutally, lots of blood and suffering."
Ava regarded her for a moment.
"Err I think that maybe you would be arrested, prison you know the routine for murders."
" That sucks. "
"What has he done now?" She asked sympathy in her eyes.
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Quinn sighed sitting down in the chair.
"He knew savage would kill my mother. "
"Oh, I'm sorry I did hear about Adeline."
" It's okay, I just...I wanted her to be different. " Quinn said sadly, looking out the window.
"You had a difficult relationship with her you wouldn't be the first person to have that with their parents." Ava consoled.
Suddenly Quinn turned to the woman sat behind the desk and just watched her.
Ava blushed. "Are you okay?"
" Hmm, I'm just wondering something. "
"What." She asked self consciously wishing she would stop staring at her.
" Have you ever been to National City, the one on Earth thirty-eight? "
"No."
" Disappointing, I think you would be perfect. "
"Excuse me."
"My friend is super hot and so intelligent I think you would be perfect together."
" I err I'm not into men Quinn. "
Quinn shrugged wondering what made the woman think she even thought this, she had seen her kissing Sara.
"My friend is a woman."
" Oh. "
"Oh well, not meant to be hey." Quinn stood up suddenly turning back toward her before she left. "You are missing out though, long dark hair, beautiful green eyes, and red lips you would kill to kiss."
" Sounds like you are a fan. "
Quinn laughed. "Not me Ava, I never did get rid of my thing for blondes."
Then she was gone, leaving Ava to stare into space where the woman had stood seconds before.
