• Since his coming of age, he was pushed to be better than his father. The man also put his son forward, wanting him not to make the same wrongful mistakes that he did as an unruly teen. And the only way was to encourage aggressively through sports, extracurricular activities and doubling on academics. It was a demand to become a trophy like son, excelling in fields of his primary language and that offered through college credited courses. Having an overachieving father killed his chances of actually having time for himself and friends.
• Not the only child to his young mother, Nathan was graced with the knowledge of having a little brother. The two weren't far apart living in the same town. Resentment began at an early age, not knowing what to feel and who to direct it too when abandonment played a role in the way he picked on his brother Wade.
• Nathan's life in New Mexico ended when his hand was forced to undergo college. His options were a gamble to remain in the state or expand into other options, especially with schools on the eastern seaboard. Encouraged to study at a relative's Alma mater at UCONN, Nathan set out to enroll to become someone that would make his family proud.
• A few short tumbles through his young adult life occurred as he was figuring out the meaning of what doing as he was told to do. Nathan was troubled trying to find himself in those brisk years at UCONN, and post graduation. He shuffled through the tri-state area before landing a novelty gig as a civil engineer for a long standing firm. His life was medicore at best, yet he subverted during his peak, claiming a wild social life that was dormant during his days at college.
• Being on his own taught him a lot, including the strained relationships of his mother and likely brother. Nathan tried to get over the hump but turned away as his focus remained on growing up. He was a prospect for many women, yet never seemed to make the leap of faith that called for a happy matrimony. Instead he lead a life as a philanderer who felt comfortable in the playboy image.
• At age 28, he found himself in a motorcycle accident which caused injuries that were thought to ruin him for the rest of his life. Instead broken bones healed. However, he did sustain damage in his right eye from glass shards. To this day, he has limited visibility in his eye, causing him to wear corrective lenses.
• Still loyal to the firm that first hired him, Nathan hit rock bottom at the lay offs that occurred in the year of 2004. With little to fall back on and unemployment funds limited and running low, Nathan's uncle persuaded him to become one of the few faces that worked for his bail recovery agency. He was not ignorant to the ongoing of his uncle's business, but did understand what class of business he would find himself in. Due diligence and with nothing to show for post lay off, he trained along side the best named Mark Beltran. He was a navy seal vet, who was soon to retire but did Nathan's uncle Owen one and his only favor.
• Nathan's first year was rocky as a bail agent and he encountered some of the worst criminals who jumped bail. One incident involving a complicated apprehension, turned out into an attack that left the rookie bounty hunter with multiple injuries, including broken ribs, a femur, and a slew of others to name a few. Rehabilitation was a drawn out process, including his inability to shake pain medication after healing.
• His years as a bounty hunter has brought him closer to death on more than one occasion. Encounters with shady figures as references to help gain Intel on shoddy individuals, propelled him to become a chameleon and a person more trustworthy than formal law enforcement.
• Having spent enough time in Boston, along with a new move for headquarters for his Uncle's business, he's been a resident that flew under the radar while maintaining a career he doesn't hate, but doesn't love either. The chase, along as the money has kept him going with small growing demons finding their way to his system.
