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[indent][h3][color=#CD6889]Birthday[/color][/h3]
12/26/1996

[h3][color=#CD6889]Age[/color][/h3]

21

[h3][color=#CD6889]Appearance[/color][/h3]
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5'8"
138lbs
Generally a little scruffy, doesn't wear makeup, and she has a rucksack that she always keeps on her. She's reasonably athletic and good-looking, even if she doesn't make much effort to show off at all.

[h3][color=#CD6889]Position[/color][/h3]
Lives in Millcreek Hollow, Apartment 2A

[h3][color=#CD6889]Secret[/color][/h3]
Open Secret: Virgin
Secret-secret: [redacted]

[h3][color=#CD6889]School[/color][/h3]
In her third year of Psychology at Millington University.

[h3][color=#CD6889]Occupation[/color][/h3]
Slightly inconsistent delivery girl at Oasi Pizza

[h3][color=#CD6889]Personality[/color][/h3]

Track star, social butterfly, and paying her own way through college, Sandy's the type of girl that never seems to slow down - living life by the seat of her pants, and then some. She's had to put in a lot of work to get where she is, but the girl seems to have boundless energy; though accompanied by a tendency to flake out and disappear from appointments. Unavoidable, if you believe her. Despite that, she's always diligent in catching up when she misses things, and though she often seems on the borderline of burning out she can always summon a smile when one's needed.

That being said, the girl herself is evasive. Never one to give a straight answer, she insists on brushing off almost any question she's asked, or giving a generic answer that in the end doesn't mean much at all. Her business is hers, and the curious and overeager make her uncomfortable. There's a certain wariness that accompanies almost everything she does, a distrust that seems to land on some more than others, for reasons that are only her own. Physical contact - friendly or otherwise - seems to make her skin crawl, and while she can deal with flirting she's quick to make it clear that she's really not that type of girl.

In general, she takes a lot of interest in people and is pretty well-liked on the surface, though there aren't many people close enough to really call her a friend.

[h3][color=#CD6889]Short Bio[/color][/h3]

Sandy is a product of the foster system; she was in and out of homes for a while as a young kid, but it never stuck, and eventually offers stopped coming in. While it certainly cut to an extent, the girl was always independent, and lucky enough to avoid any particularly bad situations. Still, she was out a lot, generally avoiding heading back to the home where she could - more out of a desire for normalcy than any real dislike of the place.

Activity was just a good way to keep her mind off of her circumstances, and so she stayed active in whatever way she could. Good at small-talk, good at studying, and found running around the track almost daily; no-one was ever concerned about her, and they never really had a reason to be. She was, for all intents and purposes, fine. There was inconvenience that came with her situation, and anything particularly important was kept on her at all times; if she couldn't carry her bag, it'd be padlocked in storage somewhere.

Once you figured out how things worked, they never were such a big deal. The less well-adjusted kids picked fights now and again, and apparently she came off as a little snooty - reason enough to be a target. Understandable, on reflection; she'd been running on the idea that what was easy for her was the same for everyone. Nonetheless, even if she understood the reasons, her habits of avoidance stuck.

In the end, it worked out pretty well for her; her grades were good, and combined with her track results it was enough to net her a fairly hefty scholarship. It coincided with her moving - well, being kicked out of the home, and she ended up going to the cheapest apartment she could afford with her savings and her loans. Her scooter was a lifesaver when it came to getting transport, along with the job at Oasi's, and she threw herself into her studies with the same enthusiasm as always.

Of course, she has the usual struggles of rent, healthcare, and study supplies to deal with like everyone else - but it seems that either her scholarship is larger than most people realise or Oasi's are more than rewarding her hard work (unlikely considering how often she needs shifts covered), since she's seemingly always got spending money on hand for a night out or a financial emergency.[/indent][/hider]