Black waved hair(messy looking), Grey eyes, fair skin, sharp features, faraway look in her eyes

Cunning, Hard-Working, Can be Kind sometimes, Determined, Adventurous, a trouble-maker

Comes from the pure-blooded family- the Whisps.
Has 1 older brother, Darian Whisp, in his 5th Year(Slytherin)
Parents names: Jordan and Calista Whisp
Pets: Bea(Boxer dog), Nyx(An American bobtail cat), Darkwing(A black-banded owl), Nala(A Doberman dog)
Hates: Insects(especially spiders), Vegetables
Loves: Animals, Reading, Drawing, Spending time with friends, Potions, Astrology, Swimming
Friends: Jordyn Snape, Onyx Lestrade, Sienna Moon, and Vienna Romans(Godsister)
Godparents: Poppy and Lucien Romans

Born on the 3rd of March 2010, to my parents Jordan and Calista Whisp at 12 noon. So to speak, my childhood was a rather normal one. Growing up with my brother, we would always play hide and seek, which would always annoy my parents because sometimes they could not find us. My parents work as Aurors for the Ministry of Magic but were originally working in America under MACUSA(Magical Congress of the United States of America). We moved to London when I was just a baby, about 9 months old, due to my parent's jobs(they had been offered a job here in the MOM). I attended a magical preschool and Primary School before getting my Hogwarts acceptance letter. I made many new friends, including Jordyn, Onyx, and Sienna! My mother always thought me to never discriminate against others just because of their blood, race, or identity, instilling in me inclusive values since young. So here we are, with me starting my first year of Hogwarts, feeling anxious and excited about what's to come next...

It was the night that my brother had to leave for Hogwarts, and I was just 2 years old. I did not want him to leave, and without realizing it, I had slammed the door(with accidental magic of course) before anyone could step out of the door. My parents looked at me with shock before exclaiming, "Yes! She's done it! Her first sign of magic!", then proceeding to pick me up while still screaming with excitement and joy. That was the day that I discovered I was special, unlike others, and that made me very happy.