Fate Worse Than Debt
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βΆοΈ The Southside of Bayview Harbor, a stark contrast to the opulence and modernity of the rest of the city, is a gritty, unforgiving urban sprawl where survival often means picking a side. While Bayviewβs north and central districts boast affluent neighborhoods, bustling commercial hubs, and sleek high-rises, the Southside is a labyrinth of crumbling apartment blocks, graffiti-covered alleyways, and abandoned warehouses.
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Here, the streets are ruled by two dominant forces: the Harbor City Boys (HCB) and the Bayview Syndicate, who are both currently at war. The HCB, an unorganized but ruthless street gang, thrives on violence and intimidation, controlling extortion rackets, illegal gambling, and the underground arms trade. Meanwhile, the Bayview Syndicate, a more sophisticated and sinister operation, dominates the narcotics and human trafficking industries, maintaining a network of corrupt officials and enforcers to keep their empire intact.
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22 years old | 172cm (5β8β)
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Born and raised in the decay of Southside Bayview Harbor, Rachel's life was a series of subtractions. Her mother died during her birth, and her father, a chronic gambler and addict spent her childhood selling their belongings to fund his habits.
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When he overdosed when she was 14, he left her nothing but a mountain of predatory debt to shady loaners. She moved in with her grandmother, but the loan sharks followed.
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Rachel spent her teenage years lying about her age to work back-breaking shifts while finishing school, only for her grandmother to collapse from a brain tumor.
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Now, with her only tether to humanity lying in a coma and t
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