Overview

Jenni is a 25-year-old woman who was born with a disability—she’s Even though it has been hard for her, she never gave up and always tried to look at the positive side of life. She studied in a school for people with special needs where she met a bunch of her actual friends. Nowadays she lives by herself in an apartment working as a journalist for the newspaper The new life which is a popular newspaper in the recent years for the articles she writes.

Appearance

Jenni has a pale skin. Even her best friend calls her vampi because of this peculiar characteristic of her. She possesses a long black hair that falls all over to her knees. It’s often messy, but not that much. Jenni’s height is 176 cm. She’s well developed and in a good shape since she goes gym.

Likes

Jenni loves to watch movies and share time with her friends doing this. She also loves to go to the gym to exercise. She’s pretty strong, but she doesn’t like to admit it. Her main like is music.

Dislikes

She doesn’t like people that treat her like he’s less because of her disability. She’s a very capable person of do whatever a ‘normal’ person can do. Janni Hates 100% carrots, she hates the taste of it and even thinks it’s poison—this is a joke she has.

Secrets

She tells people she’s completely deaf because that way she could avoid people talking to her without stopping, but the truth is that she can hear a little. She can hear and listen to music with this little audition she preserves, but cannot enjoy it fully. But it brings her joy and happiness in her worst moments.

Speech

She mutters the most part of the time even if she doesn’t listen to what she’s saying. The reason for this is that if she yells, she can listen to herself but people around would find it a little bothering.

Backstory

Jenni was born a July 18 of 1980 in a hospital in her native town. Her parents were a humble middle-class couple that always cared for her even before her birth. Her family soon noticed something off with her and took her to the hospital, where they discovered she was almost completely deaf. Even with this difficulty, her parents never left her alone and always supported her as they could, gifting her a headphones and earphones for her to be able to enhance her hearing.