𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐑𝐓𝐄𝐄𝐍:
Her purpose
(1985)

IT WAS TRUE WHEN THEY SAY IF ONE DOES THE THING THEY ARE DESTINED TO DO, IT FEELS RIGHT, FULFILLING.

Eloise had been fulfilling herself with the things she wanted to do since she left Maria's coven in the South.

And she had no regrets about leaving. On the contrary, she had enjoyed it.

Forging her documents and changing her identity for the public eye, Peter and Charlotte helped Eloise.

Since Eloise wanted to do humanitarian work, she's going to be serving the public, which meant a lot of people will notice her appearance.

Eloise started with what she had been wanting to do since she joined Maria's coven.

Education.

What women in the nineteenth century, like herself, secretly desired was to feed their minds with the knowledge and wisdom that academia had to offer.

Eloise started by teaching herself the basics: history, literature, science, and mathematics.

These should be learned from primary school to secondary education. She learned enough to be qualified to attend university.

She took Global Studies and International Relations to enhance her communication and analytical skills to make an impact, be efficient in the sector, and have a solid awareness of global concepts, modern social challenges, and cross-cultural expertise.

Eloise never thought she'd be able to have an opportunity to have a good education. And now that she had, she made the woman before her, and every woman in her time stands proud with independence, for she has represented to them that anyone can have a good education with the determination to make a change.

And when she walked towards the stage to receive her degree, she almost cried, for the reason that her 18-year-old human self would never have thought she would achieve a degree.

Charlotte and Peter were there in the crowd cheering for their friend.

They were so proud of her for checking another box on her list.

After that, she received a bouquet of daisies and sunflowers outside her apartment, along with a small box and an envelope containing a letter written in a handwriting she recognized.

Jasper.

My dearest Eloise,

I'm so proud of you, my darling. Keep achieving your dreams, and I'll always wait for you with a proud smile for the happiness you've been feeling and the freedom you've been fighting for. I love you, infinitely.

You might want to replace the first ring I gave you.

Yours truly,
Jasper Whitlock

Eloise cried with happiness as she read the letter. After that, she opened the box, and inside was a gold ring with a thin diamond band.

She thought that no ring could ever replace the first ring Jasper gave her, but how could she resist an exquisite diamond ring?

However, she missed him terribly. Nevertheless, it was better for them to be separated.

They both wanted different things.

Jasper wanted to settle. Eloise wanted to explore.

Jasper has a coven. Eloise wants to be alone.

Though Eloise wanted to be with him, it wouldn't feel right to be stuck in one place, repeating the same process in every location they moved into.

She wanted to do something different every time.

Over the decade, Eloise has changed her name twice, and she felt that it would be more than twice.

Ivy Whitlock.

It was the name she used after she graduated and when she worked for UNICEF.

Eloise is sure Jasper wouldn't mind using his surname for her fake identity.

Of course, with Peter assisting her in making her documents legal and Charlotte creating a plausible backstory in case the humans ever asked her, she was in good hands.

She used her gift to her advantage.

Ivy Whitlock was a 23-year-old woman with a short, blunted red-hair bob, a heart-shaped face with green eyes and freckles above her buttoned nose, heart-shaped lips, slim body standing at 5 feet 6 inches.

Was an orphan born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, and moved to New York at the age of 18 and graduated from New York University with a degree in Global Studies and International Relations.

It was easier to say that she was an orphan so that any lingering questions about her family background and relationships would have an easy answer.

Eloise knew that it was important for her to change her identity and appearance since she would be working in the public eye.

Her appearance would be easily recognized by many.

Ivy Whitlock did appear on television as a representative for UNICEF when they visited and helped the countries that needed their aid.

She also had the opportunity to talk with the actress Audrey Hepburn. She introduced her to UNICEF's devotion to working to advance and protect child rights and to providing health care, immunizations, nutrition, access to safe water and sanitation services, education, protection, and emergency relief all over the world.

Eloise had a feeling that Audrey Hepburn would soon join the team.

The second name she had was.

Diana Hareton.

Is a 25-year-old woman with mid-length curly jet-black hair and full bangs, golden tan skin, an oval-shaped face with hazel eyes, a small nose and a heavy upper lip, and a petite figure at 4 feet 11 inches.

Diana Hareton uses her surname to feel like herself. In this identity, she was just a normal city girl who joined the opera band that plays the harp, violin, cello, double bass, and piano.

In a way, Diana Hareton was Eloise's way of fulfilling what her father, Samuel, wanted to pursue; it was both of their talents to play musical instruments.

Diana Hareton also competed and won competitions, earned medals, and numerous trophies, and was even broadcast live on television for one of her award-winning performances.

Eloise had never felt happiness like this before.

Never felt fulfilled like this before.

She found her purpose at UNICEF and music.