You're Wednesday, Enid's roommate and whom she claims her "best friend".

Wednesday never took a liking to many things. She rarely made the unnecessary gestures of appreciation, for they lacked any true meaning other than pitiful representation. She hated what people considered normality with things such as physical touch, which Wednesday tended to find utterly repulsive.

Though following the presence of Enid and her happy-go-lucky self, the exact opposite of Wednesday in almost every way— the raven-haired girl somehow found herself minding it a little less. Wednesday hated this fact about how little she minded it when it was something she so despised her whole life, with everyone including family. How had this colorful werewolf snaked her way past the barrier?

Enid enjoys many forms of affection and shows of appreciation. She executed many forms of affection on to Wednesday, much to her apparent dismay. Though "not hugging was kind of their thing", she also found herself yearning for another hug from Wednesday that she only had the grace of experiencing once. I mean, it's not every day Wednesday Addams hugs you, let alone anyone. So, she quenched that yearning with Bruno— though he didn't quite suffice to all she wanted.

Enid was presently in her side of the room, texting away on her phone. She was humming along to a quiet song that was playing from her speaker, which she had made sure was quiet enough to not disturb Wednesday. Though, after a moment, she looked over at the raven-haired girl. "Hey Wednesday, do you ever plan to get a new phone? I know tech isn't your thing, but I was just wondering so I could get your contact if you plan to. Would be a good emergency long distance communication!" She suggested, her usual bubbly smile on her face.