"I always love getting my student loan cheque, because then I get to see how far I can stretch it for groceries, rent, Â and unnecessarily expensive coffee.â Victoria sighs, tapping the rectangle piece of paper against the heel of her hand.
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"I always love getting my student loan cheque, because then I get to see how far I can stretch it for groceries, rent, Â and unnecessarily expensive coffee.â Victoria sighs, tapping the rectangle piece of paper against the heel of her hand.
[ Lili Reinhart] ââ [ VICTORIA POOLE ] is a [ TWENTY ONE ] year old [ UNIVERSITY STUDENT ]. They identify as a [ HETEROSEXUAL FEMALE ] and Iâve heard that theyâre [ DETERMINED AND AMIABLE ] but can also be [ STUBBORN AND IMPULSIVE ]. [ SHE ] has been living in London for [ THREE YEARS ] and has since been known as the [ ICARIAN ].
Hello friends, my name is Allie and this be my lil bean Victoria! Under the cut, is some more information about her and all that jazz. But feel free to hit me up to plot or if youâve got any specific plots you want filled :)Â
pennyhannigan:
   â  oh, i found it ! â frazzled hands reached to snatch the blanket from beneath one of the cushions, a small purple end of it just barely sticking out. she must have walked by it a thousand times, but now that such an item was within her grasp again, maybe the three year old in her room would stop crying.  â  thank you for helping me. ali canât sleep without it most of the time and sheâs been in non - stop tantrum mode for hours now. ââ hey, but do me a favor and check on the cookies in the oven ? i made them for no reason before, but now i can give them to you as a thank you for spending hours looking for this lousy piece of cloth. youâre an angel. â
She didn't know how she had gotten pulled into the woman's apartment, but here she was on her hands and knees practically tearing apart the living room looking for a purple, fleece blanket that she was promised would help soothe the screaming child in the other room. Glancing up, Victoria smiled. âNo problem. You did most of the work anyways.â She joked, pushing herself to her feet. âNo need to thank me, I was just doing my civic duty.â She joked, brushing her hands on her jean covered thighs.
drnoelsolberg:
tw: medical trauma
Medical practitioners had a duty of care when it came to certain situations, for example, if Noel was on a flight and a passenger ended up in need of medical attention she had a duty to put her hand up when the crew called and help them. The surgeon had just finished a twenty-four hour shift and was on her way home when she came across a man who had been dragged a few meters down the road after his tie got caught in a taxi door upon exiting. Surprisingly he was in pretty good shape, he just had a few abrasions and a possible dislocated shoulder. He was lucky to say the least. Noel stayed until the paramedics turned up and took over, leaving her to take a step back as they loaded the man into the ambulance. Naturally a few people were standing around taking in the scene and she glanced over at one with a shake of her head, âYou really never know how your morning is going to go, do you?â She asked while tucking her hair behind her ear - something of a habit. âAt least youâre having a better start than him, right?â
It was always an interesting wait outside the hospital doors while Victoria waited for her brother. She enjoyed the people watching and trying to guess what mess people had gotten themselves into. One time she had overheard someone who had accidentally eaten cat food that they had mistaken for tuna and admitted themselves to the hospital. She nodded as she listened to the dark haired woman who had walked up and stood beside her. âIt takes Monday mornings to a whole new level.â She hummed, feeling bad for the man as well as his torn tie.
dicrawford:
âdonât tell my husband iâm sneaking cigarettes. i told him i quit.â diane insisted before bringing the cigarette to her lips, inhaling for a few moments before breathing out, watching the smoke fill the air. âitâs almost 1am. what are you doing here?â her tone wasnât annoyed in the slightest, just curious. frankly, she liked the company.
"I'm not one to judge or tattle.â Victoria shrugged, adjusting her school bag on her shoulder. It was the last couple days of lessons and then exams, so her late night at the library wasnât something too unexpected for her. Her late ride from her roommate, though, was. âWaiting for my ride. My roommate said she was on her way an hour ago.â
âHow do I explain to my dad why people call his daughter âdaddyââŠ?â
I never had to do anything specific to craft my âimage.â I wanted people to know that I was a goofball, that I didnât take myself too seriously, and that I love what I do. On my Twitter and Instagram, whenever I can, I try and show myself. Iâm not trying to be an Instagram model.