ALIEE

Name: Lee, Suki (Suki Lee)

Nickname: Ailee

Description: Ailee is 5'3". She is very feminine and likes to be unique. She also tends to change her hair color whenever she feels like it which is usually every three or four months. Her original hair color is a dark chocolate brown and she has green eyes in the summer but it changes into a smokey grey (or sometimes hazel) in the winter. On special occasions, she likes to wear traditional clothings such as kimonos or hanboks.

Personality: When meeting someone new, Ailee is really shy. But once she's comfortable around that person, she is a bright and bubbly girl that loves to have fun. She's smart but is usually found doing something dumb or idiotic. She doesn't really care what other think of her but hates judged or being judgemental herself. She can barely keep a straight face unless it's a serious moment. Then she's dead quiet. Ever since she was little, her mother would tell her that she looked ugly when she cried and if she kept crying, her face would stay all scrunched up and hideous forever. Therefore, she doesn't like being upset and when she is, she usually hides it with a smile... Oh, and even though she likes to move a lot, she can also be very lazy.

Likes:
Fun
Cute things
Soft things
Art
Being active
Martial Arts
Green
J/K-Pop
Music
Laughing/Smiling
Horror
Comedy
Food

Dislikes:
Boring things
Political things
Being scolded
Hurting people
Getting upset
Mean, obnoxious, rude people.
Jerks
Getting scared
Being pranked

History: Ailee is half Korean and half Japanese. She was born in Seoul, South Korea and was raised there until she was six and moved to New York. When she was seven, her mother was pregnant. But when her father died in a car accident after visiting an old friend in New Hampshire, her mother lost the baby due to a miscarriage. Since she's an only child she doesn't really know how to handle children. Whenever she sees a kid, she just watches them from afar, fearing that she might hurt the child if she goes any closer like dropping him/her if she picked him/her up or stepping on the poor kid. She doesn't like making anyone cry, especially little children. Also, she used be very self-conscious but once her mother signed her up for TaeKwonDo, her confidence boosted up and she started to become more outgoing and talked more. Now she's a third degree black belt and isn't afraid of anyone anymore.