I can't believe the positive response I got last chapter, thank you so much!!

I forgot to shade her other hand omfg

Leah is super hot, quite literally: she has the average body temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit (because apparently there's no degrees symbol on my iPad??), so her organs and stuff have acclimated to it (I literally asked Google for a different word for "got used to"; How To Be Lazy 101).
Her family is French but she and her brother were transfer students just before the eclipse happened and all passage to and from the U.S. was denied. They lived with their aunt and went into hiding just before the government started doing rounds to group "special" individuals into camps.
They were friends with Quince in high school before the entire "special fallout" happened with teens across America, which explains why they're in the group
There's hundreds upon thousands of supernaturals but unfortunately, most were captured and are now under the government's control and supervision with the cover up story that they're volunteering for the troups (in this universe, all gender identities are accepted into the forces regardless of costs {screw you, Trump}).
Anyway, Leah's room is painted in cool colors such as greens, blues, and other hues, ironically enough with a heck ton of stuffed animals and way too many outfits?? Where tf did you get the money, kid? Kidding, she got it from her college funds - she was supposed to go to an esteemed college after graduation from her parents' life savings for her brother and her.
She's rather composed and can handle her powers considerably well, unless she's heartbroken and/or raging, which might be often because she has anger management issues.
And someone told me a fire-wielder is a pyrotechnic or something like that? Thank you for the info!
Leah's background isn't too disheartening or depressing, she had a pretty normal childhood because not everyone has to go through really bad stuff in their life, you know?

Anywho, that's all for now

Ppl are so fake these days
Some are so oblivious that it's actually hilarious