Sammi Green is 19 years old and is a waitress who looks a lot like Perrie Edwards and is OPEN.
âPartly I was honing my self-consciousness into a torture device, sharp and efficient enough to last me the rest of my life.âÂ
 Sammi was always that really energetic girl in school, who everyone loved simply because she wasnât afraid of who she was. She seemed to just absolutely not give a single care to what other people thought about her. Everyone who knew her could easily see that she came from a good family, was surrounded by good friends, got good grades; She was the girl with the perfect life. Perfect. The only word she absolutely could not stand. If anyone knew, it would come as such a shock to them, that Sammi was actually extremely self-conscious. To the point where she drove herself crazy, trying to be the smartest, the nicest, the prettiest, the best. And her parents were easily the ones to blame. Sammiâs parents were the kind of parents that expected absolutely nothing less than the best and it made her bitter. In her mind, sheâd always not be good enough. Never. She became spiteful towards her parents when she turned eighteen. Something inside her snapped the day she finally decided to leave her house. It ended in a fight filled with screaming, until her mother eventually told her that she wished that Sammi wasnât her daughter. That she wasnât good enough to be. From that day on, she left and has never talked to her parents since.
Sammi started writing songs when she was only nine years old. Of course they were about pointless things, like her favorite cat or wanting to be a princess. But she still wrote them since it was the one thing her parents had forced her into doing that she actually enjoyed. Might as well let her parents enjoy her as their little âMusic Prodigyâ while she enjoyed it herself. Of course as she began to get more invested into music, it became a larger part of her life. It was way for her to explain how she felt about things. Her parents eventually didnât allow her to play music anymore, thinking that it was just a pointless time wasting thing, when instead she could be improving on her grades and planning out where sheâd go to college. The girl still kept writing songs whenever her parents werenât around. The more she wrote songs, the more she felt like it was what she wanted to do as a serious job. Her parents wouldnât have been too thrilled with this career choice but now that she had left for San Francisco, she could begin to make music her career.
Now in San Francisco, Sammi is quite content with her life. Sheâs excited to meet new people and discover new things, in a place where she can finally be herself. Still her past and her parentâs influence haunts her. Itâs even beginning to reflect on her relationships, as she believes sheâs never going to good enough for anyone. Hopefully living in a new place, away from her old life will help her to finally forget what her parents have told her all of her life. Â San Francisco is a new start for her and sheâs still trying to figure everything out, for now sheâs working as a waitress at a cafe downtown until she can figure just exactly what to do with her music.
+ sweet, honest, free-spirited
-Â self-conscious, stubborn, perfectionist
Drew Carter is her Ex-Boyfriend. At the beginning of their relationship Sammi was head over heels for the boy. But as time progressed the girl fell out of love with him. She couldnât figure out why or how, she just knew she still loved and cared about him deep down, but not in the way it was before.
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