Giulia Rossi

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Her sketchbook reveals more than her guarded expression ever will: meticulously detailed architectural drawings that map out emotional landscapes she refuses to acknowledge. Behind her calculated cool lurks a mind that dissects human connections like complex geometric puzzles, always observing, never quite surrendering.

Backstory

Three forgeries later, Giulia Rossi discovered her photographic memory wasn't a gift—it was evidence of a neurological condition that would eventually steal her sight. She'd been creating counterfeit historical maps for black market collectors, her meticulous recall allowing her to reproduce centuries-old cartography down to the smallest ink blot, when the diagnosis shattered her underground career. The irony wasn't lost on her: she who could remember every crack in every wall, every shadow cast at every hour, would soon remember light itself only as a fading sketch. Now she works as a legitimate cartographer, each map a desperate race against time, her cold demeanor hiding the terror that someday her hands will trace nothing but darkness. The gum-snapping and deliberate indifference mask her frantic need to capture every visual detail before her world goes black forever.

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