Quinn The Apparent Queen

1-Introduction To Quinn

I was born into a wealthy family. My father, being a physician for professional athletes, and my mother, an environmental lawyer. While that made us rich from the beginning, my grandparents' death resulted in the millions inherited by us. Also including every piece of property they owned. My dad soon quit his job and followed in the footsteps of his father, becoming a ruthless businessman.

Why this is relevant? It has everything to do with how people treat me. Apparently being one of the daughters from the "great" Vincent family automatically turns me into either a snob or a prim and proper lady. While I can understand why they would think this, it becomes a pain in my ass on a daily basis. Compared to my siblings I am the outcast, or the odd one. With my loud personality and (not to be conceited or anything) great sense of humor I am always told to stay quiet.

I go to a private school with three of my six siblings, while it being academically challenging, people look at me differently because of my last name. People consider me popular because everyone knows me but honestly I only have three real friends. Jaiden, Dionsia (goes by the nickname of Duney) and Walter. Making friends has never been hard for me but keeping them is difficult. Jaiden Collenson is the son of my father's partner in his hotel properties. Me and him obviously bonded over the many events and dinner parties at a very young age and have been friends ever since. I met Duney and Walter at Sans Academy in seventh grade. I trust these three people the most and I tell them everything.

My siblings from oldest to youngest are Daniel, Lillian, Eden, Allen, Benjamin, (me) and Phillip. With Daniel and Lilly already in college, my family is starting to grow up quickly. Eden, already has a full scholarship to a performing arts university. But Allen and Ben don't think about anything except girls and football. They're identical twins but can be told apart easily. Allen is an obvious ladies man and incredibly charming. And Ben is ridiculously intelligent and can be identified with his vast vocabulary, but he doesn't have to try very hard to be a valedictorian. Last but not least, Phillip. An eighth grade boy who is stiflingly shy around certain people but loud and hilarious around others. He obviously wasn't hit with the ugly stick because he's blessed with good looks. I have to say out of all my siblings he's the one I am the closest with. He comes to me for advice and I come to him for the same.

I'm not going to describe myself because you'll soon realize the type of person I am as you read this. -Quinn Victoria Vincent