Franklin
Nandarazzi
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- 2 years, 11 months ago
- Creator
- Nandarazzi
- Favorites
- 3
Profile
Since he was a child, Franklin had the problematic title of "strange kid" parents warn to stay away from. Pretty much used to be the oddball for his sense of fashion and unruly temperament, Franklin's erudite parents always encouraged their son to become whatever he wanted to be - as long as he was THE BEST of what chose to be. The fancy clothing, luxurious lifestyle, extravagant parties, expensive houses and cars of his family heritage meant nothing if they hadn’t anything to add to his chaotic character - in fact, these brought nothing but stress to Franklin, who chose to leave this life behind and follow his own dreams.
- Self-assertive
- Daring
- Proud
- Sophisticated
- Workaholic
- Jet skiing
- Brewing coffee and beer
- Raspberry cheesecake
- Franklin's business is called "Portobello Hair Salon & Tattoo Studio" over at Prim Mall, of which he proudly states how he sustains himself with the hard earned money his own hard labor - but quickly loses his temper whenever someone brings up his wealthy past and family ties to the Riverview elite to the argument.
- Franklin owns a floating house, where he parks his oki boat and jetski and often invites his friends, staff and business partners for barbecues by the riverside. There's no better place to close deals and celebrate the end of the fiscal year!
- Although his moral alignment is quite rebellious and contrary to the status quo, Franklin has a soft spot for authority figures: marines, policemen, law enforcers, you name it. There's something about their stern and hypermasculinity in uniforms that really melts his heart...
Coworker
The "little angel" from the lingerie shop is one big eye candy, and Franklin sure loves to stuff Ezechiel with sweet treats... They meet for breakfast every day at the Prism Mall Cafe, where Ezechiel often shares his insecurities and frustrations of adapting to a new life in a new country. Few can understand his heavy accent and interjections, but Franklin's years studying abroad finally proved to be good for something...
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