"A family friend/ business partner has offered to help... change you," your mother started. You looked at her with a bewildered expression. Change you? Why should they change you?
"See, we've noticed that you have a problem," your father continued. Problem? You opened your mouth, then closed it, not really knowing what to say.
"Your father and I are planning for you to take over the business, and we can't have you acting or looking like that when people offer your partnership," your mother said. This time, you are very confused.
"So, we're going to send you off to live with this family friend/ business partner, along with other teenagers," your mother concluded.
Okay, so maybe you do have a bit of a problem, like manners, or anger management, but that doesn't mean that you have to be sent away from your parents to live with someone you don't know for a whole month. You roll the window back up, as the car stopped in front of the mansion.
The mansion was brick white, and looked like it has two floors, which seemed big enough to fit an army. The white-paned windows glinted in the sun, with white lace curtains on the sides. The roof was light brown. It looked like most of the rooms had small black iron (like the gate) balconies. Around the house, the drive way circled a white, ceramic fountain in the middle of the front yard. The front of the house was surrounded by many bright colored flowers, giving the estate a very beautiful aura.
A woman who looked like she was in her mid-forties stepped out of the house, along with other younger people, who looked well-established. You notice other cars, similer to yours, parked in front of the mansion. People start to step out of their cars, but they make no other movement. The woman walks down the stairs and opens her arms.
"Welcome all! I'm Louise Vermont, and you may know me as your parent's business partner or close friend," she starts. "You, my friends, are all Wallflowers. The people behind me, are your Tutors." She put her hands on her hips and looked at everyone.
"Welcome to the Wallflower Project."
Information
Spoiler
Wallflowers: Teenagers from high-profile families, sent by their parents to change their behavior or appearance. They are sent due to future event: taking over the business, arranged marriage, etc. Wallflowers have problems in which affects their personality and appearance.
Tutors: Well-established people who have grown up with excellent etiquette and work with or know Louise. They are assigned to help their Wallflower change. They also come from high-profile families, and have been chosen by Louise to help with the Wallflower Project.
Tutors: Well-established people who have grown up with excellent etiquette and work with or know Louise. They are assigned to help their Wallflower change. They also come from high-profile families, and have been chosen by Louise to help with the Wallflower Project.
Information: Locations
Spoiler
Exterior/ Front Foyer: This is basically where the entrance leads to. A pebble driveway rounds the fountain, leading back outside the gate. There is a big fountain in the middle, which lights up at night. You will see many of Louise's favourite flowers all around the front foyer. There are many trees around too.
Exterior/ Backyard: The backyard is very large, with a patio and a pool. This is where Louise does her outdoor luncheons, and Wallflower exercising ( you'll learn about it later). On the far right, there are stables, where Louise keeps her horses. She usually has polo games going on, which will probably be what Louise will teach. There are mote of Louise's flowers out there too.
Living Room: Located in the first floor. This is where all Wallflowers and Tutors meet after breakfast. There are beige, leather couches and loveseats that are placed in a large square in the middle of the room. A soft rug is placed underneath the seats and coffee table. There's a plasma screen tv hanging above a fireplace. A chandelier is hanging above. You will most likely see many paintings in the living room.
Dining Hall/ Kitchen: Located across the living room, on the first floor. The dining hall has a long, mahogany table that can seat 15 people. There is also a fireplace in the dining hall. There is a door that connets the dining hall to the kitchen. The kitchen is simple. Just marble counters and a red stove and silver fridge. That's all there is to it.
Bathrooms: There are two bathrooms, one on each floor. One for the female Wallflowers and Tutors, and another one for the male Wallflowers and Tutors. It's large enough to fit four people at a time, to gussy up or something. Each bathroom has marble counters with a wide mirror hanging. The bathroom isn't as elaborate as the other rooms, but it still has a toilet, sink, and shower. As Louise would say, "be happy".
Rooms: There are ten separate rooms in total, eleven counting Louise. There is a narrow hallway, five doors on each side. The left is for the Tutors, and the right is for Wallflowers. Each room has a bed, a desk, and a walk-in closet, nothing else. Louise gave everyone a freedom to decorate their room, so Louise can judge how you are.
Study Room: This is where all the Wallflowers and Tutors meet to learn. It's not like a classroom, but there are six tables, with two chairs on each side. Each pair would sit down and talk, and help them become what their parents want. In the beginning of each session, Louise explains the theme, such as etiquette and issues.
Exterior/ Backyard: The backyard is very large, with a patio and a pool. This is where Louise does her outdoor luncheons, and Wallflower exercising ( you'll learn about it later). On the far right, there are stables, where Louise keeps her horses. She usually has polo games going on, which will probably be what Louise will teach. There are mote of Louise's flowers out there too.
Living Room: Located in the first floor. This is where all Wallflowers and Tutors meet after breakfast. There are beige, leather couches and loveseats that are placed in a large square in the middle of the room. A soft rug is placed underneath the seats and coffee table. There's a plasma screen tv hanging above a fireplace. A chandelier is hanging above. You will most likely see many paintings in the living room.
Dining Hall/ Kitchen: Located across the living room, on the first floor. The dining hall has a long, mahogany table that can seat 15 people. There is also a fireplace in the dining hall. There is a door that connets the dining hall to the kitchen. The kitchen is simple. Just marble counters and a red stove and silver fridge. That's all there is to it.
Bathrooms: There are two bathrooms, one on each floor. One for the female Wallflowers and Tutors, and another one for the male Wallflowers and Tutors. It's large enough to fit four people at a time, to gussy up or something. Each bathroom has marble counters with a wide mirror hanging. The bathroom isn't as elaborate as the other rooms, but it still has a toilet, sink, and shower. As Louise would say, "be happy".
Rooms: There are ten separate rooms in total, eleven counting Louise. There is a narrow hallway, five doors on each side. The left is for the Tutors, and the right is for Wallflowers. Each room has a bed, a desk, and a walk-in closet, nothing else. Louise gave everyone a freedom to decorate their room, so Louise can judge how you are.
Study Room: This is where all the Wallflowers and Tutors meet to learn. It's not like a classroom, but there are six tables, with two chairs on each side. Each pair would sit down and talk, and help them become what their parents want. In the beginning of each session, Louise explains the theme, such as etiquette and issues.
Rules:
- Mild cursing is fine, but please, no F-bombs this time.
- Romance is definitely fine! But please don't take it too far.
- Violence is fine, but don't make it too gory, or take it too far.
- You can make up to two characters: your Wallflower, and your Tutor. I'm an exception because I will also be playing Louise Vermont.
- Your Tutor could be another character of yours, you could talk to another player about it, or they could be an NPC.
- Please make all your posts as lengthy as possible! Possibly two paragraphs long.
- This is set in the modern time, 21st Century, 2011, got it?
- Don't kill anyone off. I don't intend on anyone being killed in this SB.
- No God-modding. It's annoying, and ruins the fun.
- Don't double post unless no one has posted in 24 hours.
- In the beginning of every post, please put: Name | Place
- All OOC posts must be directed to the DT.
- This SB is run by me, gleek456, so if there are any questions, feel free to PM me.
Wallflower Profile:
- Code
[b]Name: (First and last, possibly middle name)[/b]
[b]Age: (14-17)[/b]
[b]Gender:[/b]
[b]Tutor:[/b]
[b]Appearance: (No anime or scene please. You can make your Wallflower look like their problem, Ex: If they have a problem with being a bit too scary, make them look gothic, but no scene.)[/b]
[b]Personality/Problem: (This is where you can add their problem)[/b]
[b]Weaknesses/ Flaws:[/b]
[b]Strengths:[/b]
[b]History: (Their history has to explain why they act or look the way they are, and how their parents know Louise)[/b]
[b]Up for love?[/b]
[b]Other:[/b]
Tutor Profile:
- Code
[b]Name: (First and last, possibly middle name)[/b]
[b]Age: (18-25)[/b]
[b]Gender:[/b]
[b]Wallflower:[/b]
[b]Appearance: (Make the Tutor look clean, and well-established. Their rich people, remember)[/b]
[b]Personality:[/b]
[b]Weaknesses/ Flaws: (At least one)[/b]
[b]Strengths:[/b]
[b]History: (Their history has to explain why Louise chose them to help. Do they work with her? Are they good friends?[/b]
[b]Up for love?[/b]
[b]Other:[/b]
Wallflowers
1. Genevieve Gertrude "Gigi" Davis- Gleek456
2. Oliver "October" Cima- RainyDay
3. Rosemary Elizabet Midlin- fictionfanatic
4. Gage Russel Denning- Starrywolf
5. Nellia Oakson- Daisuki
Tutors
1. Sophia Leigh Vermont-Alexander- Gleek456
2. David Michael Jenkins- fictionfanatic
3. Olivia Autry- GreenBubbleGum
4. Seth Kyle Parker- Starrywolf
5. Dustin Ackley- Sunshine
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