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"You ready?" Amoni questioned and I nodded before I pulled up my phone and fixed my hair so that I wasn't looking crazy on Camera.
"You sure?"
"Yeah I'm good now." I laughed sitting my phone down on my lap and she nodded before she signaled for the man behind the camera to start recording and he gave her a thumbs up "Hey Guys it's your girl Amoni Reyes and I'm back with the most requested..." she trailed off holding her hand out.
"Dejah Union." I smiled into the camera "So today I'm going to be doing a interview with her if you are returning you know how this goes but if you don't it's basically just a well-rounded interview where we talk about everything going on in her life and more."
"First we are going to start off with the basics incase there is anybody watching who doesn't know who she is."
"So first off how old are you?"
"I'm Eighteen."
"Okayyy when's your birthday?"
"February 4th."
"What do you do?"
"I'm a College Student-Athlete, and a social media influencer."
"& what do you major in?"
"Media & Journalism."
"And what's your current relationship status?"
"I'm Taken." I smiled causing her to laugh "And Last but not least where are you from?"
"Los Angeles, California born and raised."
"Must be nice." She said and I shook my head "It isn't."
"Byeee." She dragged laughing "Ok now let's get into it. First Topic we are going to touch bases on is Life.. so if any of these questions you don't want to answer.. rightfully so it's up to you what you want to share."
"Got it." I nodded "Okay How is it being a student-athlete in college and how is it different from highschool?"
"It's very tiring. The only free time I have for real is on Sundays and barely that because I still be doing schoolwork. I train, practice, and go to class every single day, which is mentally draining but if a break is needed a break is taken."
"& how is it different from High school? Because in HighSchool the most I did was train and practice. The trainings were rough but they were beneficial. Not saying that mine now aren't it's just more time consuming and draining. The practices in High school were somewhat fun and less stressful and the schoolwork was very much easy since I finished early and graduated as Valedictorian."
