Lady Angela Velys vs. Harper Renard
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Lady Angela Velys vs. Harper Renard
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I agree.Abi_kanda wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 05:43 I am not sure about this. At first, I really admired Lady Angela. She was not easily intimidated and everytime I'd read her part I would be like "you go girl". Then I got to see Harper's side and I was honestly surprised. I guess I just can't choose between the two.
They each have their appeal and strengths and I can't seem to be able to choose between the two.

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I know right!zainherb wrote: ↑11 Nov 2020, 04:48Abi_kanda wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 05:43 I am not sure about this. At first, I really admired Lady Angela. She was not easily intimidated and everytime I'd read her part I would be like "you go girl". Then I got to see Harper's side and I was honestly surprised. I guess I just can't choose between the two.
I agree.
They each have their appeal and strengths and I can't seem to be able to choose between the two.
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