“I do everything for everyone. Everything to be perfect. The perfect daughter, the perfect sister, the perfect student. Can't I do this one thing for me?"

A rich girl who decides to rebel against her parents. While she was forced to take interest in business at her boarding school, Harper actually is interested in art. Her mother believes that such things are a waste of time, scolding her daughter for enjoying such things. Now, Harper's main goal is to rebel against her mother and prove that she is her own person.          

Personality

Harper is a rather judgy girl, gossiping about everything. For the people she truly cares about (which is a rare occurrence), she is very protective. Due to her being raised to be perfect in appearance, she knows how the social food chain works and can easily get herself to the top. She is kind and enjoyable when she is alone but becomes very cold when around her mother or her father's business partners. She can come off as rude due to how she was raised, but Harper is attempting to change what she is like now that she is out of High school. It will be hard, but she wants to be a better person.

Background

          Harper comes from a rich family who believed that the most important thing in life was appearances. Her father was a wealthy businessman and her mother was one of his mistresses that just ended up getting luckier than the rest. Harper was raised to be perfect; she had the best grades, was on the cheerleading squad, and was dating the quarterback, what wasn't to be loved? In the end, Harper hated it and as her senior year ended and she graduated, she realized she would never be happy like this. She had to rebel again her mother to prove to herself that she was a real person, not some doll to be used.