Bio:
Name: Sheila Swift
Age: 28
Job: Manager of the cafe "Angel-in-us Cafe"
Description: Tall, silver-haired, lady of high class breeding.
Background: Parents are well to do. They gave her an extensive education.
Secret File: Is the bearer of an angel. The angel within her is called Swift, after Sheila's last name. This also accounts for her personality, swift. Swift in speed and swift to react when needed. Due to Swift's presence, Sheila had gained abilities normally incapable by humans.
Picture of Sheila and Swift.
Sheila closed the manila folder with narrowed eyes. It was all true. The information was correct. Yet it baffled her that the agency that trained her could be so general. Placing the bio and contract into a vault, she carefully closed it and slid the picture back over the top. The bio was quite frankly pointless. It told no one who had a clue already anything they didn't already know. The contract was another story. It was an agreement between her and the goddess agency that she would always use her abilities for good. The abilities were borrowed. What she had could be taken away.
In a flurry of power and wind, Swift unfurled out of Sheila's back and poised above Sheila in regale defiance. Sheila felt instant regret for her thoughts. Of course the abilities could be taken away. Only if Swift left her though, and they were life-bonded. You couldn't break a life-bond easily without mental damage or death. Even if they didn't have such strong ties as a life-bond between them, they were closest of friends. How could they not be when their very souls lived close together. Swift laid a strong, gentle hand on Sheila's shoulder and squeezed lightly. Sheila nodded back in silent confirmation. No sense in being upset over bureaucratic paperwork and polices. They were above all else friends.
Swift bowed and then twirled back into Sheila. Sheila closed her eyes at the familiar presence of Swift within her. She then looked up and prepared her mind to face another day. Leaving the secret room via a bookcase, she entered her office. She was the manager of "Angel-in-us Cafe." She grinned at the irony of that and made sure her secrets were safe for the day.
Walking from her office to the work space behind the counter, she greeted her staff. Hardworking young ladies who kept this place running. There were tables, booths, couches, and a loft upstairs with more seating arrangements with the sole purpose of comfort for their visitors. She prided herself on hiring staff who worked to help the customers feel like they were at home and welcome. Speaking of customers, there were two cars pulled up outside. Some local college girls up early to study waiting for their favorite cafe to open.