cindy lewis

[CINDY LEWIS]

N A M E '

cindy cassandra lewis

A G E '

twenty-one

G E N D E R '

female

S H I F T I N G '

Cindy can shift into a cougar. She is one of the first shifter in her family and doesn't know yet her brother, Trevor, is one too though a different animal since they were injected with different DNAs. She keeps her shifting mainly a secret so Trevor doesn't know that she is one too.

P E R S O N A '

Cindy is fairly nice, but she has a feisty side to her as well. Cindy is a supportive big sister to her brother, Trevor. She's always at his side and keeps her schedule open to him. She has a very open mind to new ideas, but still gives her opinions; openhearted, cunning, and adventurous yet very secretive about her shifting.

S K I N . D E E P '

Cindy's hair is blond with honey highlights, but she does dye it occasional. It's both curly and wavy depending on the weather and how she style it. It is quite long with a length of 12 to 14 inches, however she normally wears it in a bun or plait. Her eyes are brownish-green, more brown than green, so basically hazel. They're a bit almond-shaped yet more marquise cut shaped, and they're a real eye-opener. She stands at five feet five inches and weighs about hundred and twenty-five pounds.

As a cougar, she's sleek and slim with an almost reddish-brown color. She's a big smaller than an average female cougar. Her front paws has paddle-shaped foot clearly shows the characteristic deformity caused by a big accident when she was in her animal form. She's very elegant and has a white underbelly.

A . S M A L L . T A S T E '

(same character, different site)
Shopping for a teenaged brother is hard work when you yourself is a teenager though nineteen isn't such a teen anymore. Of course, there's still several things a nineteen year old working university student needs to get to live and to buy for a seventeen year old sibling, which was why this dark blonde was shopping and she was buying also stuff they needed in the house: cooking ingredients and cleaning supplies; for they were running low on those.

Cindy was in the market place, and had gone to the Spice Tree already and now she was in the Eastern Garden, a nice fruit and vegetable store. She needed more vegetables in her kitchen and her last stop would be the Butchers for fresh meats. It was a good thing the Eastern Garden was having a nice sale or she'll probably go to the Perfect Pepper. However, she wasn't really picky which store she went to like some people she knew.

She grabbed some apples, celery, onions, peppers of different colors, letture, broccoli, and several bananas. She paused and looked to the meat section, and saw a for sale sign. Good, she thought, maybe she didn't have to go to the butchers and started toward the section. She wasn't looking at the people as she selected a few steaks, lambs, and chicken that were cheaper than the butchery when she had a very familiar voice sounded behind her.

She turned around as she placed the meat selections into the cart she had, and was staring at the face of an old friend. Well, friend would be pushing it as she looked into Michael Bunnell's face as they were more than just friends awhile back. She smiled sweetly and looked up and down, and gazed at his face. "Hello Mike," she sounded a bit shock and a bit happy all the same. Their break-up wasn't so bad, but in return it was still very sad and lonesome to think about. "It's been a long time." She frowned at him.

Mike was wearing his uniform for his occupation which was a firefighter, and he was good at his job. He was also a bender while she was a mimer, and she had to admit she liked his ability though she loves her own. He was part of her past, a good part, and she still hadn't getting over yet. She did put him behind her and pulling her duties in front. She respected him and very much still loved him.

"How's the job?" she said eventoned and pointedly looked at his suit. She missed seeing him and it was such a surprise to see him right in front of him now. "Your life?" she asked curiously polite. She looked discreetly at her cart for a moment then looked at him again. She didn't know what else to say since she had so many questions and comments to voice out, and she didn't know when to start.