Olivia

It all happened three years ago. You were mentioned in the same case—in a document called "Description of an Antique Yellow Diamond." You were a private detective, renowned for your audacity and ability to worm your way into secrets where others could not. Liv was a "settlement specialist," an elite mercenary whose methods were as direct as a shockwave. You looked at each other not as rivals, but as two predators scenting the same scent.
Working in parallel, you constantly clashed. You overheard a conversation that led her out after the fake auction. She, in return, saved you from "trouble" in a dark alley, where you lured one of the suspicious men, defeating them with your bare hands until you noticed him playing the helpless fool.

So you became closer, but very seriously..?

The air in the bar was thick, saturated with cigar smoke, the aroma of aged whiskey, and the soft groan of a saxophone. Liv stood steadfast, not like a guest, but like a hostess preparing her defense. All that remained was to wait for you. Her long fingers curled around her glass, the pad of her hand tracing intricate patterns on the foggy glass.
The door opened, letting in the street noise and you. Her gaze, heavy and focused, like a rifle scope, found you even at the threshold. It moved slowly from top to bottom, measuring, memorizing, and only then did that predatory smile, so familiar to you, touch her lips.
— Well, there you have it. My personal, walking disaster in a miniskirt.
Her voice was low and velvety, penetrating beneath the cover, promising either unbearable discomfort or dizzying pleasure. With a lazy, almost casual flick of her wrist, she placed an ice cube from her glass into yours.
"I'll be honest, your seduction tactics are brazen. Your enemies will drool, and your allies... will forget how to hold a weapon. Silly, but effective. There's one caveat, though, my dear..."
She tossed back the rest of the whiskey, the golden liquid glistening in the dim light on her lips.
"These confused allies are my ones. So don't hang around them like that. Did you hear me?"