Jessica Gerald

⠀Human.21. ⠀Daughter of⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀Marcel and Rebekah ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ “We all live in a house on fire, no fire department to call; no way out, just the upstairs window to look out of while the fire burns the house down with us trapped, locked in it.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ THAT is humanity ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ “I cannot imagine a more perfect hell than being trapped inside my own mind.”

[jessicageraldd]

“Whoever constructed the phrase ‘women belong in the kitchen’ was so ignorantly inaccurate. I answered the phone, and a destiny with cooking was not calling. Would you want to eat this?”

[davina-mikaelson]

“Those men can go to hell.” Davina scoffed. “Last time I spend time in the kitchen was to tell staff my food was raw.” She rolled her eyes smugly.

[jessicageraldd]

“Agreed. Though I haven’t been to many restaurants lately on my little to nonexistent college budget!” she teased truthfully. “I hope Mystic Falls hasn’t downgraded in my absence.”

[jessicageraldd]

“I’m pretty sure it said steak when I purchased it. But looking at it now, it appears to be a mixture of food poisoning and a hospital visit.” Jessica tossed the meat in the trash. “At least I’ll lose a few pounds.”

[engineermikaelson]

“And maybe one side burnt.” Belle pointed out with a small smile. “Oh please! You don’t need to lose a few pounds, Jess!”

[jessicageraldd]

“Yeah I know. I was just fishing for a compliment.” Jessica teased, looking to Belle. “How you been lately? Did I miss any drama while away at Whitmore?”

[jessicageraldd]

“Whoever constructed the phrase ‘women belong in the kitchen’ was so ignorantly inaccurate. I answered the phone, and a destiny with cooking was not calling. Would you want to eat this?”

[jason-saltzman]

Jason rolled his eyes. “Only douchbag say that.” He pointed out. “And this is fucking disgusting.” He laughed.

[jessicageraldd]

“True. But it’s always easier to visualize things clearly once its over. Professor Douche-bag could have been an unfortunate victim of his time.” she smelled the meat, trying to hold back from barfing. “Tell me about it.”

[jessicageraldd]

“Whoever constructed the phrase ‘women belong in the kitchen’ was so ignorantly inaccurate. I answered the phone, and a destiny with cooking was not calling. Would you want to eat this?”

[engineermikaelson]

Belle paused, looking at the food. “What… was it supposed to be?”

[jessicageraldd]

“I’m pretty sure it said steak when I purchased it. But looking at it now, it appears to be a mixture of food poisoning and a hospital visit.” Jessica tossed the meat in the trash. “At least I’ll lose a few pounds.”

[jessicageraldd]

“Whoever constructed the phrase ‘women belong in the kitchen’ was so ignorantly inaccurate. I answered the phone, and a destiny with cooking was not calling. Would you want to eat this?”

[witchyivy]

“Hmm… Mikaelson women aren’t very good at cooking, so no thank you.” Ivy said with a grin.

[jessicageraldd]

“Safe choice; and interesting yet somewhat expected to hear that my incompetency in the kitchen is not in isolation. A thousand years and we are still conquering minor skills. Not very much hope for the future, or my stomach.”

[jessicageraldd]

“Whoever constructed the phrase ‘women belong in the kitchen’ was so ignorantly inaccurate. I answered the phone, and a destiny with cooking was not calling. Would you want to eat this?”

[ctrl-lockwood-blog]

“Six AP classes to study for and all I can think about is how much I want a cheeseburger.”

[jessicageraldd]

“That’s because food is an enjoyable necessity and this is not. You can only have one career, why waste time on the subjects you don’t need?”

[deathisnear-rpg]

☥ JESSICA GERARD ☥ 21 ☥ HUMAN ☥ JESSICA SULA ☥ OPEN

Born to Rebekah Mikaelson and Marcel Gerard, Jessica is no stranger to the supernatural world. As both a human and the only daughter of her parents, she has always felt that her family was overprotective. As a young girl, Marcel and Rebekah have always tried to shy Jessica away from her family’s supernatural business, claiming that it was to protect her. However, this only led towards a greater feeling of isolation between Jessica and the rest of her Mikaelson bloodline.

Taught that the world of vampirism was dangerous, deep down Jessica felt that it was her humanity that was the greater weight to bear. She has always feared that her humanity would ultimately lead towards further familial separation as she uncontrollably aged while her parents, aunts, uncles, and others continued their lives without her. She wants to turn. However, Jessica fears that she will disappoint her parents by falling victim to the darkness that they have worked endlessly for her to avoid.

Jessica Gerard is a natural, independent leader with a weakness for emotions and a desire to explore. She is trusting, approachable, and becomes attached very easily. As of now she attends Whitmore as she continues on the path towards becoming a psychological therapist.