Welcome to Gaia! :: View User's Journal | Gaia Journals

As soon as the man left his room, Jason stood out of his chair, and over at the window panel that overlooked the company and the east side of Fresno, California. His business hadn't always been located here, but elsewhere. How could a man move his trillion dollar business so easily you ask? Well, he couldn't tell you, he just did. His company used to be located in a disclosed location, it snowed much there. But, after the death of two people he cared deeply for, he had to move it, to escape the pain. The first person he cared for was Gene Dillard. She had blond hair, pink rimmed glasses, blue eyes, and like him, wore a lab coat. They were meant for each other, but fate had another idea in mind.

It was the middle of winter, and a severe snowstorm hit the area. Jason had just gone out for a drive and noticed a car on the side of the road with a person in it. The car was snowed in, he had to help that person, who turned out to be Gene. He ran to the car, the snow starting to fall again, and the winds picking up. He tried to open the door but to no use, it was iced over. She placed a pale hand on the window and smiled her last smile, and died from Hypothermia.

He hit his fist against the window, the next person coming to mind. Her name was Azuki Ivaylo, his superior when he worked at a University named Snow Mount so he could over look Project "Nihlus" personally. Friends they were, for much time. He helped her solve the problem with Alex Maybell, or the Ginbo Virus itself. They started to get friendlier after that. A few years ago he decided he'd pop the question, when she disappeared, he still had the ring he decided to marry her with, and the locket Gene gave him. Love wasn't his best subject, never was...Chemistry, now that was his favorite...but Love Chemistry was hard, and he hated it...he still does.

Jason could only put a smile on his face, when he knew that out there somewhere, Azuki Ivaylo was there. He would search for her later with the T900 model...But he had to worry about the war...yes...the war.