Ania Marti

Childhood Quarentine

Anias life was generally uneventful up until her early teens, when her father was diagnosed with cancer. For the following years, she spent almost all of her time at his side in the hospital. She resolved to become a doctor, and started devoting all her time to the study of medicine and classes required to go down that career path. Despite her constant studying, she managed to be picked up by several people as friends at school. Claude Blanchet and Avery Byrne in particular began to hang around her after they were grouped together for a project. The three became almost inseparable in the following years despite the other two’s constant bickering.

Honeymoon Period

They didn’t last however, as both Claude and Avery moved out of the country before the end of high school. Ania made an effort to stay in contact with both of them, writing letters frequently. She only got a few replies from Claude in total, and eventually Avery and her drifted apart as well. Aside from the loss of her closest friends, Ania was doing very well for herself. She married her sweetheart, a man named Miki she had met in senior year, and graduated from medical school. But everything was turned on its head when she and Miki started trying for a baby, as they found that Anias chances of getting pregnant were slim to none.

Teenager Troubles

She was devastated, but Miki took care of her. Eventually he suggested they adopt, and she agreed, still wanting to have children even if they were not biological. They adopted a baby boy whose parents had died, and named him Chotan. Ania and Miki were wonderful parents to Chotan and the family was very close. However, when Chotans best friend killed herself, everything was once again heading downhill. It took a serious toll on Chotan, and Ania was naturally worried about him. She set him up for therapy, but her worry only grew when she discovered that he had started seeing hallucinations of his dead friend. She tried to help as much as she could, taking him to many doctors and specialists. Slowly things went back to something close to normal, but there was a lingering tension. Ania remains acutely aware that Chotan is still struggling, but as he surrounds himself with new friends, she hopes they will help him heal in ways she cannot.