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She may have been a little more stressed and overwhelmed than she'd originally thought. With everything going on, it felt as though she was an accessory to some twisted real-life horror movie and she didn't fully know how to internalize everything she was thinking or feeling. "Right... sorry... it's just been a lot.." recalling everything regarding her now deceased family members, the look on everyone's faces.. Emmeline whining in the forum. It was all becoming a little too much for her.
Charlie shot Jiji a look, his eyebrows furrowed as his eyes widened. "You don't know me as well as you thought then" he quickly put a smile on his face as he folded his arms across his chest, "Sundays I do my own grocery shop and Wednesdays I get somebody else to do it." He shrugged his shoulders as he walked towards her.
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who: @charliexabbott
where: ormond's
Preparing dinner for the family as they came together to mourn the death of Miyeon once again wasn't something Jisook was fully in the mood for. Another thing she wasn't in the mood for was running into Charlie of all people, but she didn't quite have the choice with either. "Didn't know you shop for your own groceries.." she stated plainly, tossing a box of pasta into her basket.
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Working out in the bit of free time that she had was the only was she could truly let go of everything that had been upsetting. She was used to seeing Chase there, he had a physique to keep up for his career and all. "Yeah... everything is.. crazy..." she cleared her throat, the thoughts of her now dead aunt and cousin consistently taking over her thought process.
BIG GUNS
w/ @hidehillstart
Chase looks down at his phone, shaking his head at the messages. He chuckles breathlessly as he leans down to place his phone down on the ground, adjusting his legs to sit on the bench correctly as he turns his head to look over at the person next to him. "Crazy shit, huh?"
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"Cool.." Jisook's brain was still reeling over the simple fact that people were being snatched up around her left and right. Her own aunt, her cousin, people she's grown incredibly fond of over the years. "Wait I'm so sorry, can you repeat that?"
@hidehillstart
"I'm still mad about getting detention in middle school, unjustly if I might add. Like, we were learning about the female reproductive system, and the topic was the time of the month, so I finished my teacher's statement with, and that's on period."
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FULL NAME: Jisook Kang
NICKNAME(S): JiJi
AGE: 27 | July 9th, 1995
GENDER & PRONOUNS: Ciswoman, She/her
FACE CLAIM: Sydney Park
EYE COLOR: Brown
HAIR COLOR: Black
HEIGHT: 5′5″
OCCUPATION: Kindergarten Teacher
HOMETOWN: Hidehill, Tennessee
NEIGHBORHOOD: Hide Square
TWs in bio: Imprisonment, infidelity, abuse
About:
Jisook had quote the particular upbringing. Many would expect her to be jaded throughout her life but she always tried to remind herself about the light at the end of the tunnel
Her father was in prison since just before she was born, her mother struggled with having to work numerous jobs to keep up with the bills in Hadley Park.
Eventually she was sent off to to Hagfield to live with her paternal grandparents where she grew up speaking Korean at home and learning even more about her father that she wish she knew.
It wasn’t until she was 16 that she got to meet her father and started to put the broken pieces of her family together. He was abusive and his jealously lead him to killing one of her mother’s male co-workers.. thus he was sent away for life.
What she didn’t understand was how her father turned out this way when she had such loving and doting grandparents. The grandparents who would help shape the woman she was in current day.
Despite all of this, she still visits her father on a monthly basis in order to keep some sort of relationship with him,
She takes her job as a kindergarten teacher very seriously, understanding that molding young minds is a privilege and not one to be taken lightly.
With the passing of her aunt and cousin, she’s been a lot more on edge and her emotions have been heightened, but she tries to keep them at bay for the most part.
She often helps her grandmother at the family-owned grocery store in Nashville over the weekends and has little time to herself.
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