ֺ ₊ ֗ Wifies. ୨୧

Wifis was born on September 23rd. Wifis was born into a fairly wealthy family in the country; and also, luckily for Wifis, he was an only child. Therefore, he received more advantages in terms of money and other things. Wifis was (and is) quite arrogant and unbearable due to his upbringing.
-Wifies at 19 years old became a very well-known artist in a place; Wifies drew anything that was asked of him and of course; Wifies charged a high price for the drawings.

-Wifies is arrogant
-Wifies is capricious.
-Wifies is narcissistic.

-Gender of wifis: Male.

ParrotX2 was born on June 14th. He was born into a family where he was the favorite among his three brothers (Wemmbu, Princezam, and Kenadian). ParrotX2 lived a mostly solitary life because his brothers hated him intensely. However, at 18 years old, ParrotX2 managed to become a well-known chef, famous for cooking recipes that were nearly impossible for ordinary chefs to prepare.
ParrotX2 started cooking basic meals at age 6, such as making rice or cooking eggs. And that's where his talent began.

-ParrotX2 is a chef.
-ParrotX2 is a well-known person.
-ParrotX2 is Japanese but looks like he's from the United States and also speaks Spanish and English.

-ParrotX2's gender: Male.

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