Holly Jenson

Holly lived in the northern suburbs of Mable with her family, made up of her mother--Kelly--and her two older sisters, Becca and Jordan who were both respectably 4 years older than her at 22. Holly was dark skinned like her mother and darker than her sisters who appeared to be mixed skin girls with the same frizzled hairstyle that ran through the family. Life wasn't too bad either, her grades were fine and she had a decent social life with her friends. Her mother had her and her father seemed to just disappear out their lives, gone just like that. Her mother taught her all she knew, how to cook, clean, and study for her schooling. Kelly would always remind them that life would account for the decisions they made, and that someday they would have to put themselves in service for other people. She always seemed a little distant when it came to these points, sad looking and caught in some distant memory.

Holly never really minded, she just stuck to her magazines and her phone. Her sisters were both out of college, with major degrees in science and filmmaking. Becca kept to her books and Jordan spent most of her time on the computer, they still lived at home with Holly but they didn't really act like it. Kelly usually spent time trying to make friends with other townsfolk and the town was small, so making friends and conversation was an easy task for her. Eventually, her mom had a visitor come by who'd seemed to be taken by her friendly demeanor and hospitality. Lilly was her name, and she was tall, had to be over 6'5 and about her mother's age. She had long, flowing red hair and thick lips that we're usually covered by blackish lipstick. She hung around the house quite often, some nights she would even stay over. One time she went down to her mother's room to ask a question, within a few feet from the door she heard a violent creaking sound coming from within. She knocked on the door, but no answer came from within. Eventually she left, thinking maybe her mom was just rolling in her sleep. Her sisters didn't quite care, so why should she?