About

Eliza was born in Whitelight Shores to two young and inexperienced parents, the two of them just kids themselves. The weight of the newfound responsibility was too much for the two of them, so they made the tough decision to surrender the newborn to the hospital, where the baby was adopted almost less than a week later. Eliza's new mothers loved her more than anything else in the world, and had been wanting to start a family of their own for so many years; and when the opportunity to take Eliza in presented itself, they did everything they could to make sure she had everything she ever wanted. Eliza grew up spoiled and well-loved, but despite her privileged upbringing, she remained astonishingly humble and generous, her mothers teaching her all about giving to others in need and accepting everyone no matter their differences. Eliza truly grew up in a more than fortunate household, and learned to be grateful for how she was raised from a young age. Even her social life seemed to be overwhelmingly positive, the young lady immediately making a multitude of friends as soon as she was enrolled into school, and throughout her years of education remained a staple member of the town. Everyone knew her name, and respected her immensely for her overwhelming positivity and generous personality.

After graduating high school, Eliza decided to get a job as a workout coach, taking advantage of her cheery and supportive character in hopes of inspiring others to reach their goals and push their limits in order to reach their dreams. Unfortunately this profession was where Eliza ultimately experienced her first bouts of rude behavior, some of her trainees cursing at her and wishing horrid things to happen to her when they didn't get the results they wanted. Thought it was all fault of their own, Eliza's heart had shattered- it was the first time anyone had ever criticized her work, and she went home that night to be in the comfort of her parents. The next day she decided to quit that job and take up more volunteer work, helping out at local food drives and soup kitchens for the needy, meeting many new friends and becoming their biggest source of support and optimism. Her words of affirmation and positive outlook on life soon turned her down the path of motivational speaking, where she is hired to speak at events and graduations, which she enjoys more than any coaching job she ever had! To this day, she still speaks, and does so every now and then for Acadia University graduates- but when off the job, she's cheering for her friends from the sidelines, or having the best time at parties.