[name_f]Giselle[/name_f] [name_f]Faith[/name_f] “Zelle” Caddo (40) is a social media mogul who’s been an influencer since her teens. However, while many of her contemporaries fall in the realm of narcissism, addiction, toxicity, and other problems that can come with fame, Zelle simply wants nothing to do with that lifestyle.
One day Zelle received a dm from the mother of a girl who deeply admired her. The family had just switched churches and all of a sudden she hated going to church and had trouble adjusting but her parents refused to keep her home all by herself. Zelle went out of her way to learn the liturgy and all the hymns and film herself performing them, and told the girl “if I can do it, so can you. [name_m]Just[/name_m] listen to me over and over and soon enough you’ll fit right in. There’s nothing to be afraid of. You got this!”
That girl…was Nova. she was 7 at the time and although she doesn’t go to that church anymore, all the liturgies have never left her brain.
All in all, Zelle’s popularity can be entirely owed not only to her willingness to go out of her way to better the lives of all 47+ million of her adoring followers, but to her positivity as well as her promotion thereof:
she stated in an interview in 2030 that “the world simply needs more positivity…I’m done with people being sad and offended and afraid and pretending to be worthless all the time, we need humor. we need positivity. we need generally bubbly and serotonin inducing people because this world is suffering a shortage of positive emotions.” Her position remains unchanged. No wonder all of the teenagers and tweenagers love her.