Eye color be Sapphire Blue, bigger reference here!
Appearance
Usually blonde, cycles through natural shades as needed
Can literally change clothes three times a day, especially when on a shadowing case
Looks are a means to an end
Personality
Impulsive when not working
Loner most of the time, social phases happen
Expects the worst of people
Will start and end fights over the smallest reasons
The ends justifies the means
Very attached to her car
History
cw death of teen
Born in California to a well off family, tightknit and encouraging
Studied psychology but found she had more of an interest for the criminal side of it, and got on the PI track
There was no shortage of well paid following cases in their area, and she found she enjoyed the lower stakes of these
First serious case would be looking for her own brother, Walter, who hid in nearby woods after a 'cat' scratched him and he felt weird
Some research would lead to the were infection hypothesis, but the internet didn't specify a 15 year old wouldn't survive his first shift
Ignoring the danger to herself and willing to get turned if it were to happen, Hazel stayed with her brother during the next full moon
It turned into a nightmare as he didn't make it
She was never the same after this
Years later as she was visiting her long distance bestie in Argentina, she tried to shoo a "fox" away from the chicken coop, only to get bitten on the calf
Recognizing the symptoms from having seen them in her brother, she came home to weather the storm
After a period of adaptation, she found that the heightened senses were an asset
Got back to her life, but now Very Alert to any and all cat shifters
Increased hunger meant she had to branch out and take all cases thrown her way
Even finding rich spoiled brats >:[
Other
Fluent in Spanish (semi Argentinian accent), high beginner in Portuguese and French
Used to be allergic to cats before turning, never liked them
Also used to wear the thickest glasses ever
Convinced that the animal who bit her was just a weird fox and has yet to realize it's a whole different species