The jewelry box on Howard Street, Soho NYC. Roman and Williams Guild.
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The jewelry box on Howard Street, Soho NYC. Roman and Williams Guild.
Photo © Kimberly M. Wang / eardog.com
Meet Emily Thompson, the 24 year old Boston, Massachusetts native whom many have said strikes an uncanny resemblance to Amber Fillerup. Emily currently lives within the champagne class and for those of you who don’t know, she is a CEO at Thompson Incorporated. Fortunately for us, this role is CLOSED.
[+] Passionate, Caring, Protective. [-] Entitled, Manipulative, Cold.
You will never see her without a caramel macchiato, her tablet and a french manicure .
When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor.
Emily has been playing classic piano since she was six years old. She has a natural, beautiful talent and loves the classical pieces. Her favorite composer is Beethoven, and she could play their pieces for hours on end. She has won so many contests, has played for the King and Queen of England and takes pride in her talent. It is the one thing that calms her down, the one thing that makes her feel like she is herself. Piano playing to her is an art, it is her life and she knows one day she will play again.
Emily has a locket around her neck, a silver locket that she has had since she was a baby. It has the letter E on it, and inside there is a picture of her and her parents. Emily has never taken it off and she considers it, now more than ever, her most prized possession. She still has so much to process with her family’s death and deals with blaming her mother for so much of what happened, but also blaming her father as well. She wakes up from horrific nightmares every night, a dream where she is back in her parents’ room, seeing her mother shoot herself and trying to take the gun from her. She knows she must talk to someone, a therapist perhaps, but that is not in Emily’s nature to ask for help
Emily never really wanted to take over the family business but felt she had no choice after her parents deaths. It is what her family has been teaching her to become. She rather play classical piano instead but wants to carry on the family name and business to make her father proud.