I give you a note signed by Faith Lilly Lucricia .
My cake holds nineteen candles. I will be the second youngest My kingdom I live inLucricia Land of AngelsKingdom I hope you like it
I would like you to get to know me better. I am Faith is a very smart and kindhearted girl. She is often found in the library or outside with one of the many books she’s collected over the years. Its hard to get her attention one she’s started reading something, but it can, in fact be done. Because she spends so much time outside she almost always smells like flowers, mostly the ones she is named after Lillies, She is alwaystrying to get close tohalf sister,Angelbut never can since her sister puts a wall between her and everyone else.
I assume that you would like to know more about my history. I shall inform you thatFaith is quiet, withdrawn and melancholy. It is revealed that the reason for this is the because of the fact of having a half sister that people talk about. But after getting her to open up to people she is active, popular and cheerful. Faith can be very protective of her family, very astute, and with high moral standards. She displays deep affection for her family and friends, and sometimes thinks that her baby sister and older sister is a lot better then she is. fatith also takes it upon herself to worry about people who don't expect or welcome her concern, and they usually tell her to stop worrying about them...but that only makes her worry more.
But all in all people will start to see that Faith is also very stubborn and feisty. She's very direct and prefers to confront people head-on as opposed to keeping her anger bottled up.
[color=black]I have been told that my hand belongs to Betrothed (Fill this in later when I make up the couples).
My worst fear(s) is/are Shefearsthat her sisters won't find someone who loves them.
I find happiness in a lot of things.
Opera
Playing the Harp
Reading
Writing
But I am not fond of everything.
Thunder and lightening
Fire
Showoffs
Enclosed is my portrait. I look forward to meeting you.
