Cammie Arlington

Margot Arlington (Sister)

Jacob Arlington (Brother)

Annalise Arlington (Niece)

Andrew Arlington (Nephew)

Theodore Williams (Husband)

Adam Williams (Father in-law)

Noah Harrison (Brother in-law)

Kay Waller (Sister in-law)

Antonio Raverez (Brother in-law)

Alexander Janssen (Brother in-law)

**Camellia Rose Arlington**, referred to as 'Cammie' by most of the people close to her, Is a successful fiction novelist in New York City where she also pretty much grown up, with the exception of summers in other countries and frequent trips around the world. At the beginning of the Webtoon Cammie is 22 years old, going on 23, working for a large printing company, Daily News and Sports, while going to school at a local community college. She has a fateful run in with Theodore Williams, son of Adam Williams, owner founder, and C.E.O. of DNS, and from that point forward she finds her life very intertwined with his.

## Biography

#### Early Life

Camellia is the youngest daughter of Simon and Klara Arlington, two highly regarded social elitists who were always busy. Along side her older siblings, Jacob and Margot, Cammie grew up extremely wealthy and always in some sort of spotlight as her father was a well known cellist in New York city who eventually joined the New York Symphony and her mother was the owner of their family's fashion business; Henley & Anderson's most commonly known as H&A Fashion.

Cammie attended the same private school that her older siblings both attended and excelled with honors, where she got a great education, but was always surrounded by individuals who grew up similar to her, at least as far as wealth goes. She spent most of her youth achieving whatever academic goal her parents set on her, attending violin classes, dance recitals, and pretending to be the person her mother seemed to want her to be around other people. Frequently Cammie would attend social events, some times hosted by her family, some times by others. She was often told what to wear and how to act at these Banquets,Balls, and Gala's, despite the fact that she was left alone most of the time because there was hardly anyone her age to interact with; even her siblings left her to mingle among the crowds, Jacob being 4 years older than her and Margot being 5. While she hardly remembers what happened at a good majority of the events she attended when she was very young, she does have a few brief memories of meeting a particularly interesting little blonde boy that always seemed to be rude to her, Theodore Williams. Of everyone at the events she seemed to see him most commonly throughout the years, at least up until they were well into high school, and of all the people she had surrounding her at the time she grew to realize that he was in a very similar living arrangement, except for the fact that he seemed to only have a father, and though she would often bicker with him about his 'idiotic life choices' she was ultimately jealous he was so free and had enough courage to do what he wanted instead of what his father wanted.

Over the years she had grown closest to her brother, however, by the time she reached high school he had moved away and was starting his life, family, and career, and she was reluctant to bother him. caught up in the emptiness she didnt know she would feel without the only person who supported her, Cammie became more aware of the emotions and thoughts she had towards her family and her own upbringing. This train of thought lead her to realize the copping method she used through out many years of what felt like prison to her at the time had become slowly but surely something she was deeply passionate about, writing. She took her first rebellious step toward her own future the day she convinced her personal chauffeur not to take her to her after school violin class, but instead pick her up late so she could attend the school's writing club and often talk to the lead teacher, Mrs.Nunez, or right her own stories. At first Cammie found the tasks she was obligated to preform easier because she had an outlet to later turn to; this didnt last, however, and she soon found herself more irritated with her normal routines.

#### Leaving Home

It was expected at a young age that Cammie would live up to expectations forced upon her to help run the family business with her older sister, Margot Arlington.

When she ditched her family to stay in NY at 18y/o