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Nikita, at one point in her life was the middle child of the Antonovna family, and the eldest daughter. However, a tragic car accident in the dead of winter took the lives of her two older brothers, attending the funeral when she was just 12 years old. 

Since then, she became the eldest to her two younger siblings - a sister named Nadia and a brother named Anatoli. While their father’s plan to try and have each child run one of his businesses as adults was still in motion, it was something Nikita rebelled against as a young teenager and into adulthood - that reason later became a significant cause of her dealings with the mafia and her arrest.

To this day since “immigrating” to the USA, she hasn’t kept in touch with her siblings; that said, she misses Nadia most but she fears judgement from her sister, and because of that, she doesn’t reach out. She also fears having the connection tapped and being tracked down by the respective authorities, which could effectively lead to another arrest and ending the way she makes her living. 

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ahhh it’s not too bad!!

Kelly was quick to note the signs of aggression, which meant that she had to be even more careful about her choice of words. At least, Shepard was giving her the chance to speak. “Like I had mentioned earlier, I was hoping to get to know you better. Nothing more than that."  She was a part of Cerberus. To make matters even complicated, she answered directly to the Illusive Man. The mental state of the crew, including Shepard’s, was information that he requested on an occasional basis. If she was an Alliance marine who was not a fan of Cerberus’ actions in the past, she was certain that she’d be unwilling to quickly give up any information, no matter how trivial. 

"I understand your hesitation, Commander, and I understand why you’d be hesitant to tell me anything, but I promise that any information that should not be mentioned to the Illusive Man will not be brought up in any of my reports.”

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         That was rich. A promise from a Cerberus lackey. And she spoke so earnestly that it almost seemed like she meant it. Either Yeoman Chambers had absolutely no genuine idea of the situation she was in, or she just wanted Shepard to think that was the case. It seemed impossible to her that a woman so qualified in human psychology could fail to see the Illusive Man's obvious ploy. Chambers wasn't stupid. Naive maybe, but not to such a degree that she couldn't understand what was going on.

“Right, right. Of course.” And though her answer might sound just a teeny bit sarcastic, there’s no way they’re going to win if she’s snapping at her own teammate. She takes in a breath, a small effort to calm herself. “Right,” she repeats, quieter now. “Sorry.” It’s a useless apology because her voice picks up in volume only a second later. “But if I get hit again, I am going on a rampage!”

She couldn’t help laughing and nearly missed her next chance to fire off her attack before the cooldown of the enemy ended.

“To be fair, that might actually help us in this instance.”