G/G romance O/O (Open)

Caterina Ricci is the little sister of a known gang member. She’s rarely allowed to leave the house unless it’s for a job. She hates it there and hates her brother. He abandoned her and didn’t talk to her until about a year ago when the gang accidentally kidnapped her. She runs away a lot but is always caught. You are one of their new recruits/a spy for a rival gang/a member for awhile you can choose. You are assigned to watch over her/be her body guard.

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Name: Caterina Ricci
Age: 17
Sexuality: Homosexual (But will flirt with anyone)
Appearance: Black hair, brown eyes, and olive skin. short and skinny. She has a total of 11 tattoos. 8 of them are flowers that each represent a different foster home. the other three are "male"(it's the Italian word for evil, not the gender) on her hip, "Abominio" on her lower back, and "L'Angelo"(the name of the gang) On her wrist.
Personality: She's defiant and rarely does what she's told. Closing herself off from people. She'll only get to know you if she finds you useful. She used to listen to her brother and never asked questions, but then he left her and she blames herself for trusting him. She lies and manipulates people to get her way. If she really likes someone and realizes that they are there to stay she'll show her true self. she's creative and a great listener. She hates staying in one place and gets bored easily.
Backstory: (I think I'm going to have this be exposed as the RP goes on)
Other: Speaks Fluent Italian.

This looks really interesting! May I join?

(Sure!)

Name: Echo Black
Age: 17
Sexuality: Bisexual
Appearance: Waist-length dark brown hair that fades to blonde at the tips, bright blue eyes, pale skin covered in freckles. She’s tall and skinny, and generally dresses in dark, unassuming clothing.
Personality: Echo is very obedient and sees her value as serving others. She is loyal and dedicated, and would give her life for others without thinking. While she is not shy, she wants to make other people like her, and tends to adapt her personality to be what others want her to be.
Backstory: Echo’s parents were very distant from her, and she spent most of her childhood trying to please them and make them love her. They eventually kicked her out of the house when she turned 17, and she quickly fell in with the local gang, the L’Angelos.
Other: Echo is one of the gang’s new recruits and she desperately wants to prove herself.

(Nice! I’ll post a starter in a few mins)

(Cool cool!)

Most of the gang was in the living area of the gang's house. It was a large open space with a big tv and an open floor kitchen. A few members were watching a random movie while others were playing poker. Alex, the gang leader, came out of his office and leaned on the wall. Whispering with a few other members.

Echo stood a few feet away from Alex, carefully listening in on his conversation. She wasn’t high-ranking enough in the gang get to be involved in these discussions, but she was determined to advance however she could. Her head bowed, she slowly walked up to Alex. “Excuse me, sir. How may I be of service?” she asked softly.

Alex looked her over face blank. He nodded. "Follow us," he said walking away with one of the members he was talking to. "I have your first assignment."

Trying to conceal her excitement, Echo simply nodded her head and followed the pair to wherever he was leading her. This was her chance to prove her worth to the gang and Alex, and she was not going to let him down. “If I may ask, what will this assignment entail?” Echo questioned cautiously.

"There's a member that's been… difficult," He said. "We need you to watch and keep her in the house until I have a job for her." He opens a door leading to a garage. There was tarp all on the floor and sitting in a chair was a giggling girl. She had a busted lip and black eye. Her hair was a mess.
"Alex my bro great to see you. whatever these bastardi think I did I promise I most likely did it," She slurred drunk but was smiling at him.

Echo tilted her head in curiosity at his statement, but didn’t think much of it until they entered the garage. Her eyes immediately locked on the girl, who looked as if she’d been attacked, but who’s expression was gleeful and smug. It didn’t take much else for Echo to realize that this girl would be a handful. “This… this is my assignment?” she asked in disbelief. “I… will do my best to handle this. Sir.” She stepped closer to the girl in the chair. “Um, hello there, ma’am.”

Cat looked the girl over. She looked back at her brother. "Awe you got me a babysitter. If I didn't know any better I'd think you cared," she said. Alex rolled his eyes.
"Echo this Is, Caterina. She'll be easier to handle once sober," He said running a hand over his face. "Tony stay here with them. Make sure she's acting semi-good before bringing her to her room."

Echo nodded at Alex, then turned back to Caterina as he left the room. “I’m here to make sure you don’t run away or get yourself into any trouble, ma’am,” she stated as calmly as she could. “Is there anything I can do to assist you?” She fiddled with a bracelet around her wrist, doing her best to keep her composure.

Cat looked at Echo and thought. She shook her head “this is going to be too easy,” she mumbled laughing slightly. “Nope nothing at all,” she said standing up but then immediately falling back down into her chair.

Echo squinted at Cat after her mumbled comment, but decided to ignore it. She was here to serve Alex and do his bidding, not get into fights with a—regrettably attractive—drunk girl she was here to watch over. As Caterina stood up, Echo tried to protest, but nothing came out before she fell back down again. Echo winced, and put a hand on Cat’s shoulder. “Are you okay ma- Caterina? Maybe we should be getting you up to your room.”

Tony stepped forward. “No not yet. Have to get her a later sober first. I’ll go get her water and food. You good with her alone?” He asked.

“Yes. Yes, I’ll be okay,” Echo said haltingly. “I can handle her.” She looked back at Caterina. “So… may I ask by what happened? Why Alex is having me watch over you? If I am not supposed to know that, that is understandable. I just feel as if it would be helpful to know in my current position-“ Why was Echo rambling some much? She just needed to calm down, right?

Tony left before she started asking question. Cat laughed. “You where assigned me and you don’t even know why. I guess my brother has gotten desperate,” she said leaning on the arm of the chair.

“I… suppose he has,” Echo replied, a blush drifting across her cheeks. Was she really a last resort, a desperate attempt to find order? She wanted to believe that she had more value to the gang than that, but she knew that Caterina was telling the truth. Her shoulders slumped, and she refused to meet Cat’s eyes. “So, are you going to tell me?”

Cat shrugged. “Eh he’s just an ass. I ran off because I hate it here. His guys caught me at a bar,” she said shrugging. Tony opened the door just in time to hear this.
“You broke one of those guys arms,” he said handing her a glass of water and a thing of crackers.
“Was it Joey? I hate him,” she mumbled before drinking a bit.

Echo went pale. This girl was clearly dangerous, if she was running away from and breaking the bones of hardened gang members. How was she going to be able to handle her alone? She looked at Caterina with a new hesitance in her eyes. “Oh, okay… alright then, ma’am.” She turned to Tony. “Are you sure that I’m the best one for this job?” she whispered, loud enough for Cat to hear.

Cat laughed again. “Don’t worry she’s usually not a physical person,” he said.
“Yeah! You have nothing to worry about,” Cat said sarcastically.

“Great. That is great, and perfectly fine, and okay,” Echo said with a false calm. “I will do my job, and it will all be okay.” She glanced back at Cat. “Are you feeling less drunk than earlier, ma’am?”

Cat finished her water. “Yea uyeah yeah I’m fine,” she said standing up. She stumbled slightly but then stood upright.

“Okay. Let’s head up to your room, then.” Echo stood next to Cat, picking up her arm and draping it over her own shoulder to support her weight. “I’m going to need directions, though, since I am new here.”

Cat moved her arm back to her side. “I can walk on my own,” she mumbled. She stepped forward but seemed fine.

“Alright then, if you say so,” said Echo, a note of warning in her voice. She was still prepared to catch Cat if she fell, however. “Would you mind telling me where we’re supposed to go?”

“2nd floor 3rd door to the left,” she said. Walking out of the garage. She was swaying slightly and obviously still tipsy but she was staying upright.