Carolina Wheat
Carolina Wheat, when asked what she does best, the response is without hesitation. "Swim, read aloud and speak off the cuff, publically," Carolina answers. She's queried oracles, friends and researched the microfiche sections of libraries as to why her neck has a symmetrical 'beauty mark' centered atop the flesh of the vocal chords. Answers found are like: you carry a message, you must find the right medium of communication, or you will die in childbirth. The latter ceased the research. With two healthy, natural births behind her, her own mother would say she's blessed. She figures she has a distinguishing mark that is a mystery yet will help identify her in the case that she gets lost or loses herself.
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