(A.N. - This chapter is going to be in a view where Jennifer is talking in a vlog-style form.)
Jennifer's POV
Hey guys, my name is Jennifer Torrance. I'm just a normal girl who is living their life in New York. Here are just some fun facts about myself. First things first, I used to live in 5 different states. Yes, that is true. Being that my Dad was in the U.S. Army, my family would move a ton of times. I was born in the state of California in San Luis Obispo, and I lived there until I was about 5 years old. My Dad would always travel to Camp San Luis Obispo for work every two days, and I would miss him a lot. A few months after I turned 5, my Dad got another assignment, so we had to move again, but to Utah, and we lived near Fort Douglas, which is in Salt Lake City. We then lived there for 2 1/2 years, until my Dad had another assignment, which made us have to move to Wisconsin and live near Fort McCoy. After 3 years, when I turned 10 years old, yet again, we had to move. This time, we moved to Illinois, near Camp Lincoln. We lived there until I was about 14 or 15 years old. Then, when I was 16 years old, my Dad was assigned to one of last places, which he wouldn't be assigned again for the next few years, which was in New Jersey near Fort Dix. I started my sophomore year of high school in New Jersey, and ended up graduating high school there, and attending college for 4 years at Princeton University, which I was honestly so blessed to get into that school because it's really hard to get in, and I was blessed to get in.
After those 4 years, my true dream was to work with Disney, and, within a few short months, I got a job at the Disney Store in Times Square in New York City. So, I ended up moving there for my job, and I ended up deciding on living there for the rest of my life, because it's my ultimate dream. And it's also a bonus because my cousin Sydne also lives here in New York, but she lives near Times Square, and I live in Brooklyn. We visit each other every other day and spend time with each other. The last time I saw here before I had moved to New York, was my 13th birthday when her and her family came over to Illinois to celebrate.
Now that we live closer to each other, we can both be together and experience one another's dream coming true.
