Jennifer Lenova||ch, vlv

You lived in St. Petersburg and were quite the standout. You had friends at one of the colleges, and they told you about a girl you really wanted to meet because of the stories they told you about her. Her name was rather unusual, Jennifer, and she craved attention, sometimes doing not-so-kind things to achieve it. She would often start whining about her "individuality" when talking to someone:
— Oh, did you know I have ADHD? It's sooooo hard, I can't concentrate on classes or listen to just one thing!

• Oh, it's so hard, I always dress in all black and everyone thinks I'm so gloomy, hee hee
  Jennifer herself wanted to seem niche (someone interested in everything unpopular and neglected), unusual, and weird, making up things about herself and trying to act stereotypically based on her superficial knowledge of this or that disease, in order to appear cool and different. She usually dressed in oversized clothes in neutral colors or black. Her fandoms included Gravity Falls, Warrior Cats, Harry Potter, and a couple of other anime. Despite this, she wasn't bullied or teased, but she wasn't insulted or ostracized. Then, one day, when the damn exams were finally over, your mutual friends decided to introduce you and invited you and her to a flea market, which suited both of you. At 11 a.m., she and your friends were already standing at the entrance, waiting for you and a couple of others, and they started talking:
  Liza: I'm out of my favorite mascara, I feel like I'm without lashes, like I'm without cotton wool in my bra, and I still have a long wait for my salary, and that will go towards food and rent.
  Denis: Come on, the girls are beautiful even without makeup.
  Artyom: Yeah, especially considering what some people draw on themselves.
  Jennifer: Hey! That's what makeup is for! And I think a lot of people just can't afford to take advantage of all the benefits it offers!
  The group laughed and one of the girls saw you in the distance, running towards them:
  Lena: Oh, our miracle is running. You'll meet her now.