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Mun: Trek
Side Trait 1(3d6): to thine own self be true: Abby has sacrificed a lot to make it where she is, her family, the man she loved, and she's not about to abandon it all now she's a fighter and if she believes in something she will fight for it till the end of time
Side Trait 2 (3d6): The Truth Shall Set You Free: Abby belives in the truth and in the right's of people to know the truth and as a reporter she has sworn to uncover the truth in all things when ever posible and to enlighten the masses
Disadvantage/Flaw(s) :
True Loves Regret: Abby loved one man, Christopher Wyatt, and will never love another man that way again but circumstances forced her to give him up and that regret will follow her for the rest of her life
Bio:
Abigail, Abby, Matthews is the only daughter of Carter and Elisabeth Matthews a Muggle as her parents and there parents were before them she grew up a daughter of privlage her father owning Matthews Hotel chain with hotels in London,Paris, Athens and Rome. As a child Abby was pretty much raised by nanniies since her parents were always traveling on business. her parents had high expectations for their only daughter her mother hoped she woud make a good , society, marriage some day and her father wanted her to work in the family hotel business not surprisingly neither of them was intrested in what Abigail wanted to do with her life. Abby was into writng she started in Grade School and with her teachers emcouragment she bagn to dream of someday being a reporter. Her father how ever was quick to attemt to squash those dreams as he said "Matthews are not Muckracking Reporters we make the news not write about it for the masses" Abby was undaunted however and when she was accepted at Oxford she went into the Business school because thats wy her father was "Paying an ungodly amout to educate her" but on the side, using a pen name, she wrote short stories and covered stories for the schools independant journal but as usurally happens in cases like this her father found out about what she was doing and laid down what he thought was the law Abby was to "either stop writing for that journal and concentrate on you're studys or pay for Oxford herself" Abby didn't have to think long about that she split with her parents who disenherited her and dropped out of Oxford she instead with the help of a sympathetic professor at Oxford managed to win a scholorship to the University of London's School Of Journalism. The summer she was nineteen she took an internship at the London Post while she worked at a bar part time to be able to afford the flat she had moved into near the UL Campus. Working for the newspaper would lead her to the single most inportant event in her life meeting Christopher Wyatt.