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Previously in A Life Less Tampered, we found out Sara was once
a child protégé, detained at The Centre –
an organization created to exploit gifted children for The Centre's
benefit.
She escaped and found a home in college, Harvard. She bonded
with a guest instructor, Dr. Gilbert Grissom, from the Las Vegas
Crime Lab. But their joint plans for her to intern with him
in the summer were set aside. She had been found, not by The
Centre, but by a fellow detainee. Together they formed an alliance
with the CIA and were able to put an end to the reign of terror
at The Centre.
Afterwards, she disappeared.
It was a couple of years later, while working in San Francisco
that Grissom met up with her again on a case. They shared a
night of passion, a tryst that neither could resist, but he
left the next day, returning to his home in Las Vegas.
When in desperate need of a neutral investigator he knew he
could count on, Grissom called her to Vegas, to help him put
some order back into a chaotic situation. Her instinct told
her to keep on the move, so she moved away from San Francisco
to the glitzy world of Las Vegas.
Three years later, she finds herself accused of tampering with
evidence. She's arrested and fired from her job. Before a trial
date can be set, she disappears... without a trace. Until months
later when Grissom and the rest of his team are given leave
time to attend a conference in Acapulco. They soon learn of
Sara's past, and how she was set up for a crime she never committed.
She is unable to return to her home in Las Vegas, instead,
working as an agent for hire for the CIA. She leaves them, Jarod
and her former team, behind in Acapulco for an assignment in
Virginia.
She has not been heard from since by those who love her most
– their time together has been followed by six months
of silence... and concern.
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