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Frankie Malts

"I can't really explain me... I'm just.. me."

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a character in “You Light Up My World”, as played by SaxyLady15

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|Frankie Malts|



|Malt ; Fran |



|22|



|Female|



|Face Claim: Freya Mayor|




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|Hair|
"A brown at the roots, and continually gets lighter until you get to my ends, which are almost bleach blonde."


|Eyes|
"My eyes are blue, but the kind of blue that's see through, crystal."

|Height and Weight:|
"I'm pretty average at 5'5. Then... about 140-ish.."


|In Depth|
" I never thought someone would ask me to explain my beauty in detail... haha.. Um.. anyhoo, I guess I'm of average female size for a twenty-two
year old. I stand at 5'5 and weigh around 140. Um.. My hair is usually long, and goes to the curve of my back, and I.. if I kept it up to date, then my
roots should be a lightish brown, and get lighter, making my roots almost white in color. I have crystal blue eyes, that I've been told, "guys get lost in",
but I don't believe that for one minute, because, I've only had one boyfriend."

"As for appearance, I usually wear what I feel is comfortable on me that day. For instance today, I wore this grey sweater, that goes about to mid-thigh, and some black leggings, with a few accessories here and there, like my bangly bracelets, rings, and matching grey beanie. But, tomorrow, a tight-fitting black dress, with heels could be what I feel comfortable in.

I don't really know how to explain me, I'm just... me. *Smiles*"





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|Personality|
"My Personality? Perfect. Spotless. Compassionate. Neat. Loving. Caring. Happy. Fearful. Nice.

I think at times.. I can be a little demanding. Especially in a hostile situation, which is why I am sort of my own boss as a Physical Therapist. I don't have to have a gazillion nurses following me around like a doctor, or twice as many dogs behind me if I was a dog-sitter. Um, I think I can also be caring, and compassionate at times. I once saved my friend from her guy troubles. Ironically enough, we haven't really talked since. I think her name was... Oh, I can't remember. I know she really wanted to be an author, and a photographer, but couldn't decide which. *Sighs* Anyway, back to me! Uh.. I can be a bitch at times too, I guess. Especially when a girl goes after my man. Like, do you not see us kissing right now? Get your little flat butt out of my face."


|Likes|
❤ Daisies
"They're like the flower of Spring. So bouncy, and light."
❤ Color Red
"Red like roses, and cherries."
❤ Color Purple
"Purple as in hippos in my old children's books."
❤ Mascara
"It adds definition to any look, and makes my eyes really.. pop."
❤ Braids
"It's a nice touch to outfits, and gives your hair a... clean look. Like, you cared enough to braid it."

|Dislikes|
✘ Color Black
"It's such a sad color, really."
✘ Color Orange
"I'm not an inmate."
✘ Western Attire
"Sorry guys, but I can't do cowgirl."
✘ Costume Jewelry
"Why bother? It's way too heavy, and flattery, for me anyway."
✘ Lies
"If you lie to me, well... let's just say, you're gonna get a bitch to answer to."





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|History
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"My history is different from most others. Most people's history has them with their loving, caring parents, and they have a great life. They know all about their parent's pasts, and they know, that the people who brought them into this world, intend to give them their best shot, and while they do that, they show the child that love is good. That the love they show is good, and true.

I was not taught that. I was not taught that love is a good thing. That true love is pure, and innocent. No, I was taught that love is a horrible feeling, that kills you on the inside. That you never, ever want to feel it. "

"My father raised me alone. It was just me and him for most of my life. I can only remember certain moments of my mother, like, when she would sing me to sleep when I had a nightmare, and my father would be standing in my bedroom doorway, the light from my pink nightlight bouncing off of his belt buckle. *laughs softly* Then, after my mother would finish singing, I'd be on the verge of going into my world of dreams, and happiness, as my father would kiss my forehead lovingly, and tell me, "Goodnight, love.". "

"He hasn't even looked at me the same since Mother died, honestly. His eyes used to be so full of life, and love, and he wasn't this man who spoke of hate, and killing as much as he does now. When my mother passed, he was on the verge of resigning from the Marines, because his four years were going to be over, and he could find work in town to support us, and not risk his life. Well, then mother died, and he renewed his contract for the rest of his life. He didn't want to live anymore. My grandmother, my mother's mother, tried to raise me as well she could, but we were always scrambling for money, as she was a baker. Now, that I'm 22, I send her a check each month of $200 even, the smallest thing I could do to repay her. Anyway, my father wouldn't even send us a penny from his paycheck as he spent it all on alcohol. When I was older, I'd sneak down to the bar after school, just to see that small glimpse of him before I was shooed out by the owner. "

"I guess what I'm trying to say is that... my mother died when I was very young of age, at 4 years old. Basically, to me, my father died too. He was never the same.. *tears up* I don't even know if he's still alive."



So begins...

Frankie Malts's Story

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Rain had begun falling in the city of San Francisco, California not long ago. At the beginning it seemed to be only a drizzle, but it had soon turned into a complete downpour. Though it may only be 5 in the evening, the dark clouds have blocked the bright sun. What a dreary Monday.
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One could always tell whether someone had met their soul mate or not. Maybe it was something in a person's eyes. Or was it the skip in their step? Katelyn could never tell. She hadn't met her soul mate, no, her world was still grey scale. Everything was like a black and white picture. She didn't know what colors were what - only that they contrasted one another. The day had gone by slowly for the dark haired girl. Always finishing work at the bistro at 2, she had plenty of time to study for the upcoming exam. Her Mother always laughed at the girls ambitions, saying she was practically studying unemployment. Though Katelyn laughed with her Mother's jest, she couldn't help but feel discouraged at the statement. The girl wanted to be the J.K Rowling of her time. The Tolken of the modern word. A poetic savant like Shakespeare. Katelyn wanted to create a master piece with ink. To make a world pop up from paper to help the reader escape the dullness of reality.

Reading had always been an escape for Katelyn. Whenever the tides were tough, she picked up a book and got lost in the pages. People made fun of her for this her entire high school career, but she ignored them. She knew she wanted to be an author, despite the world telling her to pick a more "practical" career.

Outside the thunder lit up the dreary sky, but inside her apartment the candles on her table and the book light connected to her hardcover version of Vince Flynn's American Assassin novel were the only sources of light. Action novels weren't her typical genre of choice, but she had gotten this book to try to branch out her knowledge. A good author must get an understanding of all they can, right? The only thing Katelyn couldn't get a hands on knowledge of, was the world of love and color. Katelyn had never been in love, sure she had had boyfriends in the past - but it was never anything serious. Boyfriends meant nothing to her. Her soul mate was the thing she searched for.

Writing a novel and trying to describe what the sky was supposed to look like was a hard thing to do when one didn't really know themselves. Was it a light shade of blue, green, red, or even purple? She didn't know. Without those details she wouldn't be able to make a story come to life, and she only relied on what she read and what she had learned from others to fill in those missing pieces.

Katelyn coughed in the dimly lit room, her nose filled with the scent of the raspberry candles. Raspberries were her favorite thing. They tasted tart yet sweet. It was a contrast she enjoyed. Looking down at the pages and realizing her was half way done with the book she sighed. What a productive day she thought to herself. On a usual day Katelyn wouldn't be one to eat out unless required to. Upon looking at her empty fridge however - her mind was quickly changed. The difficulties of being an adult, you had to stock your own food. Katelyn hated shopping, only going when she knew what she really needed. Though she could shop all day for books. Katelyn didn't consider that shopping however, she considered it browsing. There was one good place in town she felt relatively comfortable going to eat, and that was the lazy dinner joint about a half a block from her apartment. It always had some person playing live music, and the food there was always home made. It had a laid back feel about it that she greatly enjoyed.

Grabbing her umbrella and a black jacket she headed out of her apartment to face the rain, and to hopefully get herself something to sate her grumbling stomach.
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Frankie felt the wind blow slightly as her hair seemed to be a little more puffy than her usual curliness, and knew it was the humidity. She sighed, running her hand through it, pulling out some minor tangles, puffing her hair even more. Giving up, she glanced at her phone. "3:30". "Right on time.. " She chuckled, and continued walking at her steady pace down the street. Frankie lived in a smallish apartment downtown, and usually walked everywhere, as she was a physical therapist, and needed to be in good shape. But, she did have a car in case

Every month at exactly 4:00 P.M., Frankie made her way to the bank, to transfer an even amount of $200 dollars to her elderly grandmother, who lived in a nursing home now, in their hometown of New York, New York. Frankie missed the crazy traffic, smell of hotdogs and other foods along the sidewalks, and being able to walk everyw. here, but San Francisco was the only option for her job. She was moved to SF from New York, as the hospital had a shortage of therapists, and usually transferred from the big city.

As it started to rain, she pulled out a foldable umbrella that was white, with green and pink stripes running along it, parallel to one another. She still tread on, sometimes stepping in puddles, and giggling like a child. As she entered the bank, she smiled at the accountant who usually did her transactions. "Good morning, Ms. Malts. $200 even, correct?" The receptionist smiled at her warmly, as Frankie nodded, confirming her question. "Yes m'am..." Frankie glanced at her nametag quickly without her noticing, and smiling back. "Regina." With several confirmations, and Frankie swiping her card twice, the transaction was complete, half an hour later. "Good day, Ms. Malts. See you next month." Regina did a slight wave, before going to her next customer. Frankie returned the wave, "Can't wait!" She then pushed on the doors, and letting the wind and cold droplets of rain hit her face, then briefly opened her umbrella.

Then it hit her. She had a job. "Crap!" She muttered, and ran off towards the hospital, but stopped, and hailed a cab. She was supposed to be in at 4, and it was now almost 4:30. "Oh, man!" Frankie silently cursed at herself, before handing the cab driver a $20 dollar bill, and exiting the cab, muttering, "Keep the change." She skipped a few steps as she ran up the elevated staircase in front of the entrance of the institute, where she worked. It was a part of the hospital, next door, having a little building connecting the two, allowing the therapists, nurses, and doctors to communicate easier, as well as comfort and easy access for the patients that need it.

"I'm here! I'm here!" Frankie announced, walking into a large room, where several patients were, after she changed into her scrubs, which were the hospital colors, a dark green color. "There you are, Frankie! I was lookin' fer ya." An old man replied to her announcement from his wheelchair parked next to her station. A few nurses did waves at her, and she returned them before turning her attention to the patient. She booted up her desktop, and typed in his name. "Alan Weatherly." "Alright, Alan, what do you feel like doing today? The yoga ball, the weights, the..." Frankie examinied the area around them. "Or.. the physical strength exercises?"

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"I don't want any of that. Ain't you got you a man yet? I hate to see a pretty young lass like you workin' all day." He coughed, scratching his bald head, with his arthritic fingers. "I guess it's the bed again. No, Alan, I don't 'have a man' as you ask me every session. " Frankie chuckled, wheeling the old man to a platform above the ground, and helped him walk over to it, and sit, handing him two 1 pound weights, for each arm, then putting them in the crook of his ankles, and raising each leg.

After Alan's session, which also included of the yoga ball, and then playing games on the chalkboard, Frankie walked, or wheeled, him back to his room on the 6th floor. It was then about 6 p.m. when she reached his room.

"Alright, Al. I'll see you bright and early at 3 tomorrow. A whole hour earlier than today, as per your request." She smiled, chuckling, and standing in front of the wheel chair, letting him lean on her as he weakly climbed into his bed. He sat on the end, and threw his legs in, and Frankie tucked him in. "Good night Al." She waved, parking the wheelchair out of the way. "Night, Miss Frankie." He coughed, and leaned back, switching the channel from a baseball game, to a talk show, on the tv propped up on the wall in the corner of the room.

Walking out, Frankie was stopped by a nurse, who was known to be a complete jerk to her patients. "Hey, Frank!" She then handed her a manilla folder, that read "Romano" across the top, in quickly-written handwriting. Frankie raised her brow, as the woman continued, her breath a little fast, implementing she was out of shape. "I need you to take this patient for me. They requested someone new, and I didn't think about it until just now. Mr. Romano had a stroke, and he was mine, but said I was a.." She lowered her voice. "fucktard." She raised it, only after looking around. "But, anyway, thanks!" She quickly walked off, not looking back.

Frankie sighed, shaking her head. "Of course she got cussed out by a patient. She's just that type of nurse." She rolled her eyes, pressing the button for floor 1, her floor. As she walked the hall, she took the papers out of the manilla folder, and studied it. A stroke victim, that could possibly be paralyzed, if not taken care of properly. Perfect. Frankie seemed to be getting all the stroke victims lately, as her jerky co-worker has gotten all the 4 star athletes, and taken out on dates multiple times a week. She honestly didn't see what those men saw in such a woman, but she didn't understand men anyway.

She'd dreamt about seeing a life of love, but then it always crumbled, as she remembered her father and mother's love. How it just died so harshly, and how the other was left, to grieve, and possibly die in guilt, and emotions for the rest of their life. On one hand, she wanted to experience it just to see if her father did the right thing by leaving Frankie, or if it's a whole new world, and perspective, and her father was just a dramatic.

Frankie stopped outside her office door, browsing through the papers. There was a picture of a middle-aged man, who was the stroke victim. Under his emergency contacts, were his son, Isaac Romano, and brother, another Romano. "I wonder if they're the Romano's who own the restaurant somewhere around here." She shrugged at the thought, and slipped the papers in order, back into the manilla folder, and unlocked her office door, and set up for her new patient..

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After double-checking to see that everything was in the right place, Frankie shut her office door, and decided to go and get an early supper. The papers for her newest patient, Mr. Romano, were sitting on her desk neatly, awaiting the appointment.

Choosing a place to eat was always hard for the young girl. Did she want take-out or sit-in? Chinese? Mexican? Italian? Burgers? Sandwich & Coffee? The last option often appealed to her as she was an "on-the-go" person, and constantly didn't have time to herself with her job. There was a cafe not too far away that seemed to be all the hype lately. Frankie told herself she'd go to see exactly why it was so popular, and why not now? After a short walk, she arrived, going through the doors to the cafe. Going in line, she wore her green scrubs required by the clinic, with her hair down, and loose in all it's naturalness.

When she was young, Frankie had heard all the 'true love at first sight' stories and such from her grandmother, but she'd never believe them. How could something that was supposed to be so good for you, completely destroy her father? Apparently you never really saw a true world in it's true colors until you've met this person who was supposed to shower you with love when they came into your life somehow. How was that even possible? Even Frankie got on her own nerves sometimes. Sure, she'd been on dates, but they never went past the first date, or second if they were cute. It was obvious Frankie had never felt these 'feelings' everyone seems to get excited about just thinking of them, and she didn't really care to either.

After it was finally her turn, she ordered a simple order. "Hi, um, I'd like an iced coffee, and BLT." She said softly to the cashier, and handed her a $20 dollar bill. After getting her receipt, and food, she scanned the tables for somewhere to sit. There was a young man on his computer, watching an episode of Sherlock. She shrugged, never really liking the show herself. Then, there was a table with about 3 young women, talking. Frankie shook her head, and decided to sit alone by the window. Setting her things down, she took a bite out the sandwich. Immediately, she could tell why the cafe was so popular. The BLT's were to die for, as well as the coffee, almost instantly waking her.

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"Stop brooding," Jennifer exclaimed, hand reaching up to smooth the slight furrow in Gabriel's brow. His own hand shot out and closed over her; it was an automatic reaction to the sight of another's presence, his survival instincts quite sharp. Jennifer didn't react like she had three years ago. Instead, she sighed and tilted he head to the side, a rather bored expression on her pretty face.

"I'm not brooding, Jen."

"Yeah, and I was born yesterday" she teased as they entered the café. Gabriel finally lowered his left arm, which he used to hold up their umbrella.

As he closed the device, Gabriel's eyes took in the vicinity. The small campus café was not his choice, but Jenny's. Truthfully, leaving the house today was not his plan. He awoke this morning and went on his daily four mile run. Afterwards, he completed a daily work-out session that would probably leave a few of the people he saw now exhausted after the first round. A cup of coffee and a quick shower later, he was working on one of the houses he was selling to a family that would be moving in in the next month. He would have still been there had Jennifer not called him some time after the raining had begun. They hadn't spent as much time together as either would have liked and Gabe did in fact miss his baby sister. She was so busy with trying to graduate this year that they didn't see each other often.

But when she called, he had been outside with his new dog, Lola. The old girl had been left at the pound nearly a year ago and since he got her, she would run off and not come back for hours. She had run outside for some reason, in the pouring rain, glanced back at him, and then ran off. He wasn't afraid that she would not return then, just lightly concerned by the weather. Combined with a level of concern he had for the house's leaky ceiling, then yes, he probably was brooding currently.

"Stop brooding and find us a seat. I think everyone came here to get out of the rain." Jennifer said, taking off her wet coat. She asked for his order and left to head towards the counter. Gabriel then turned to the rest of the people, taking off his own leather jacket to reveal the dark long-sleeved shirt he wore beneath. Scanning the tiny place, he found a small table with only one chair. Beside it, in the corner, was another table with three chairs, a rather pretty brunette seated in one. He could not see her face, only the back of her head which was covered by short brown hair. Sighing, Gabriel made his way over to her and placed his hand on one of the empty chairs.

"Pardon me, Miss. But is anyone occupying this seat?" He called to her gently, hoping that he was not interrupting her.

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Frankie had just finished a delicious BLT sandwich, which she finished down with her iced coffee, when she heard a man nearby exclaim a curse word, rather loudly. She sighed, and wiped off her mouth, and looked herself over, making sure she was presentable. Frankie was about to leave, until she smelt a strong aroma of coffee nearby, a little too close, as the coffee machines were behind the counters at the front of the small restaurant.

The man who had been watching an episode of Sherlock when she came in, apparently had an accident. He had his computer in the air, and was muttering "crap" repeatedly, as the coffee spill seemed to grow.

Frankie, in a quick action, slipped her phone in her pocket, and threw away her trash in the trash bin next to the door, which was so conveniently beside her window seat. Grabbing a fistful of napkins, she placed them hurriedly from the side of the table she could get to, without injuring herself by helping. She covered his table in napkins almost, and smiled, as she saw an employee walk out from behind the counter. The worker had a mop and bucket in one hand, and a "Floor Is Wet" sign, in his other.

"Thanks." She muttered to the employee, and looked at the man with a certain light in her eyes. The worker only nodded as they mopped. "Are you going to be alright, sir? I can take that." She looked at his cup, and reached for it, then threw it away, as it was empty anyway. What good would it do him?