Let's just say I have more than a wild side! I live on the edge and love thrills of any kind. I trained with the best to be as good as I am with what I do. I learned quickly and have a photographic memory that I remember everything! I can be cunning, shy, the girl next door. Whatever I need to be. I'm quick on my feet and in getting myself out of deep shit! I can be quite mysterious. You won't get anything out of me if I don't want it to be out and about. I love anything intriguing and dangerous. I put my life on the line everyday in my line of work, and it's something I get goosebumps doing cause I love it! It takes a bit to anger me, but if you do better be ready for the worst nightmare of your life! Easiest way to anger me is by messing with my family. I can play a part very well when I'm on a job.

[smear:#4f7899]Positive Traits:[/smear:#d219e6:0]
1)Ambitious: Driven by the desire to achieve a particular goal.
2)Creative: Having the power or inclination to bring new things into existence.
3)Easygoing: Casual in manner and mindset.
4)Sentimental: Being strongly influenced by feelings or emotional sentiment.
5)Organized: Being orderly and systematic in one's handling of matters.
6)Passionate: Being capable of or expressing deep feeling

[smear:#d219e6]Negative Traits:[/smear:#4f7899:0]
1)Perfectionist: Perceiving anything less than perfection as failure.
2)Stubborn: Unyielding or obstinate.
3)Workaholic: Someone who works compulsively, sacrificing other interests and responsibilities.
4)Pessimistic: Inclined to focus on the negative and expect the worst possible outcome.
5)Worrywart: Inclined to excessive worrying.
6)Superstitious: Believing that omens and symbols can have specific prophetic meaning and that certain ritualistic practices will influence events.

My parents grew up in Big Sky, and dad always thought there was something missing. He loved to ski, but had to drive hours away just to get to ski. Which was something that he loved to do. His dream was to become an Olympic Skier and he was one of the best. Having six gold medals to his name, 3 silver and 2 bronze. He’d grown up with a biker for a dad, but his mother was a skier that loved every moment on the slopes and my father inherited the love of the sport from her.

In 1970 at the age of twenty-five he earned enough money to buy the land and start building Big Sky Resort. Three years later in 1973 his dream became a reality. In 1975 he married his best friend from childhood. Two years later they had their first son Clancy, and two years later they had Cain. Two years later they had their baby girl Clary.

Big Sky Resort, known colloquially as Big Sky, is a ski resort within Big Sky, Montana. It is about 50 mi (80.4 km) from Bozeman. The resort takes its name from Montana's nickname as the "Big Sky State". Big Sky Resort opened for its first winter season in 1973. The Huntley Lodge and Mountain Mall served skiers looking to explore its four lifts: Andesite, Explorer, Lone Peak, and the first Gondola.

Opened in late 1973, Big Sky Resort has more than 5,800 acres (9.1 sq mi; 23.5 km2) of terrain and a vertical drop of 4,350 feet (1,330 m). In July 2013, Big Sky Resort acquired 200 acres (0.8 km2) on Spirit Mountain, which were previously owned by Spanish Peaks, a private club. In October of the same year, Big Sky Resort acquired the terrain and facilities of Moonlight Basin, a neighboring resort that shared the northern exposure of Lone Mountain. Big Sky Resort also offers meeting space for conferences, weddings, and corporate retreats.

I was born in Big Sky Montana. The only girl in the family and the baby of the family. With my two big brothers Clancy and Cain I was one of the most protected girls in Big Sky. I didn’t need their protection though. I took Taekwondo, and was in gymnastics and other things. Not to mention Motocross which I was fearless in, but I’m getting way ahead of myself here. My name is Clarice Audra Forrester, and I go by Clary.

Going for rides on my dad’s bike was always a highlight growing up, and I was more than envious of my brothers when they got their mini bikes. By the time I got my mini bike they were both on dirt bikes which I hated even more. I let dad give me lessons, but to be honest as much as I had listened to him coaching my brothers I didn’t need to. I took to that track like I was born to it.

Two years later I had my own dirt bike and was tearing up the track on it. Wasn’t long and I was competing in Motocross. Couple of years later I told my dad I wanted to do Freestyle Motocross. He wasn’t too sure about that, but I had been practicing, and he was shocked when I showed him what I could do. All the different tricks and flips. He was speechless, but he ended up getting me a coach, and I became one of the best free stylists there was growing up.

Well I grew up in Big Sky Montana. A pretty boring life. My head was always in the clouds after reading action adventure books or watching movies. I was tired of the same old same old. I knew by the time I was thirteen I liked boys and girls. Didn't lose my virginity till I was eighteen. My older brothers Clancy and Cain ran them off. Especially when they joined their little motorcycle club. It was during my senior year that my older brother Clancy was in an avalanche and didn’t make it. I saw and heard Cain blame Clyde, but I saw the hurt and the blame mirrored in his eyes. He was just as lost as we were without Clancy in our lives.

I didn’t go out for sports in junior high being the oddball, but with motocross and freestyle Motocross on top of skiing and snowboarding I didn’t have time. I wanted to be in the Olympics too and make something of myself. I did make the Olympics in my sports and I was dominating the track as well as the mountain. It was when I was in a skiing competition in Zurich that my bosses must have noticed me. I was also in college so I didn’t have much free time on my hands.

Growing up my best friend was Nicole Rosewood who later married Thorn Thomas. I was her maid of honor when she married him. She knew what my dreams were and supported me in doing so. One person who knew what I truly did later on in my life. Michael was the one who called me and told me that she had passed away having her twins who are now thirteen. I was devastated as I had just talked to her a few days before, and she had been so excited. I was on the next flight home making it home for her funeral. I was there for Thorn when he needed it, and helped him with the kids for a while. I grew close to my own nephews and niece while I was there, and just loved Phoebe who I met. I was called back when they needed me for a mission though, and I had to go.

I wanted to see the world. Do something glamorous and exciting. I found it when I was recruited shortly after starting college. I trained with the best for what I wanted to do. With a photographic memory I was sought out in my line of work. I was known as the Blonde Widow. Not a single person knew my real name. Which was a way to protect my identity. I've only unfortunately been home for funerals and weddings since then. I missed Cain's first wedding to the bitch Terra though which is fine with me. I never liked her anyway!

Years have gone by. Last time I was back was when Phoebe died. I loved that woman! She also knew the real me. She found out by accident what I did. She kept my secret though. I have been all over the world seen about everywhere imaginable even the sections that tourists don't dare to go to! Last mission I had I lost a very dear friend in the line of fire. I was hurt too, and have recovered. But it's time to give up the life I love. I'm not as fast as I used to be. Not after getting hurt this last time. It's time to go home. Though where home is I'm trying to figure out.

I have been barely able to talk to Cain in five years. Wherever he is is going to be home. I missed our parents' funeral because I had been out on a job and didn’t get the message till weeks later. I did call home as soon as I got it crying as I talked to my big brother. He had our parents' ashes, but there had been a memorial. They wished for their ashes to be scattered on the mountain, so when I was able to come home we’d do it as a family. Which I hate to say I have never made it home. So hopefully soon we will be honoring them.