All About Anne

Profile
Name: Anne Lester
Serial No: 3-1-2
Career: Toy Merchant
Gender: Female
Nationality: Czech-
Birthday: November 29th
Age: 24
Likes: Wooden Toys
Dislikes: Deceit, Dogmatism
Favorite Dish(es): Sausage Platter
Backstory
Born into a wealthy family of merchants, Anne Lester's mother died while giving birth to her. Her father wished for her to take her mother's place and scorned her for not possessing a lady's bearing, nor the talent and the beauty of her mother or himself. Her only happy moments were spent in a baby room left to her by her mother, where she was allowed to spend only one hour of leisure time each day. It was filled with various wooden toys, allowing her to lose herself in a fairy tale world. In this place, nobody would reprimand her for being herself, and even a crude wooden wing had the power to take her away to the world outside those walls. As she was approaching adulthood, her wealth drew the attention of unscrupulous womanizers hoping to live a carefree life supported by her riches. She once dared to entertain the idea of having found a perfect love with one of these suitors. When she came of age, her father and her fiancé plotted a scheme to steal her inheritance and run away. She was always kindest to those she trusted and was prepared to believe in them implicitly—at least, this is what she used to believe. Soon after her miscarriage, her mother's private lawyer conferred the final 30% of her estate to her and Anne used the money to open a toy shop. To Anne, these toys symbolize comfort, family, and stability, and she only feels safe when she is around them. When she sees a toy, she instantly yearns to add it to her collection, as perhaps these toys can one day bring comfort to a child in need. As her toy shop began to grow under her capable management, she discovered that she was not the worthless girl they all said she was, and she vowed to regain her dignity and everything she deserved. That was until an anonymous invitation letter arrived in the mail, promising information on the two swindlers who had ruined her life. And so, she decided to take a closer look.

Some people were born with a particular obligation, a sin that they didn't deserve to bear. If her mother hadn't left her, she would have grown up in a wealthy family and had the happiest childhood instead of being someone's replacement. Annie's only salvation was those rooms filled with wooden toys. Those rooms were a utopia where she could escape from everything. Her world was nearly crushed by those high walls, lies, and betrayals. Fortunately, the hope for life comes from hope itself. Annie opened a toy store, and the toys brought her joy beyond monetary value. More importantly, the toy store's business was growing, and Annie regained her confidence. She swore she would take back the things she deserved, as well as her dignity
Quotes
"The hope of life always comes from hope itself." -Anne Lester.

"Even with wooden wings, nothing could stop Anne from flying toward the freedom in her heart." -Anne Lester.