My life in a family full of beauty queens

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00:00Hi, I'm Freya from England.

00:02Before you hear my story, like and subscribe to 4EVE.

00:05I was born to super rich parents who were extremely competitive.

00:09They wanted to be the best at everything and would include me and my sister Olivia in the

00:13race to prove the world how great our family was.

00:17You're both learning to play the piano.

00:19Be ready by next week.

00:20The one who plays the best will go on a yacht while the other stays home.

00:25Got it?

00:26Yacht?

00:27It's boring.

00:28I'd rather stay home and write poems and stuff.

00:31Poems?

00:32Are you trying to give me a heart attack or something?

00:34Why can't you develop better taste like your sister?

00:37Perhaps focus a bit on playing chess?

00:39Or perhaps ballet if you want to go all artistic?

00:42Ugh, never mind.

00:44I'm sure Olivia's the one who's going to win the yacht trip anyway.

00:47Well, in my mom's eyes, I was never good at anything.

00:51My parents barely noticed me.

00:53But Olivia?

00:54Oh, she was Miss Perfect.

00:56And the most annoying.

00:58And for some reason, her life's mission was to always remind me that she was better than

01:03me.

01:04Come on, mom.

01:05It wasn't like Freya ever had a chance against me.

01:08Tell me, dear sister.

01:09Why are you like this?

01:11The only one I was close to was my grandma, who always encouraged me to do whatever made

01:16me happy.

01:17Grandma always wore a beautiful bracelet that jingled that her grandma gave her when she

01:21was a kid.

01:22She always told me how it brought her good luck and promised to give it to me one day.

01:26Once when I was twelve, mom and dad wanted Olivia to participate in a chess competition.

01:31Just cause dad's business rival son was participating too.

01:34Olivia?

01:35I need you to win this one.

01:36There is no other option.

01:39We want to teach that guy a lesson.

01:41Our family is the champion of this town.

01:42I could have asked Freya, but…

01:44But you can't count on her.

01:46I know.

01:47Don't worry, mom.

01:48I got it.

01:49I'll make you proud.

01:50I promise.

01:51Whatever.

01:52It wasn't like I was remotely interested in pleasing mom anyway.

01:55Although Olivia was good at chess, the pressure to win had her going crazy.

02:00I started drinking coffee and kept reading books about chess.

02:04It was insane.

02:05One night before the competition, as I was going to my room, I saw grandma in Olivia's

02:09room hugging her.

02:10Oh, sweetheart.

02:12Don't worry.

02:13I know you'll win this one.

02:15I don't know if I will.

02:16I am so nervous.

02:18Can I have this?

02:20Please?

02:21You only love Freya and never even think about me.

02:23If you'll give it to me, maybe I'll win.

02:25Please, please, please.

02:27Oh, um, alright.

02:29Here you go.

02:30As grandma gave the bracelet to Olivia, I felt green with jealousy.

02:35How could Olivia get the one thing that grandma promised to give me?

02:39She can't always win.

02:41So later that night, I sneaked into Olivia's room and threw the bracelet out of the window

02:45so no one could find it.

02:47In the morning, I woke up to find Olivia running around the house trying to find the bracelet.

02:51When she couldn't, she had to go to the competition without it.

02:54Later, when she returned, I learned that she had lost.

02:57Mom and dad were furious, but Olivia was more worried about losing grandma's bracelet.

03:03She thought she was now jinxed because of losing it, and it made me feel terrible.

03:07I had always thought I was above all of the jealousy and competitiveness, but I wasn't.

03:13I was just like mom, dad, and Olivia.

03:15Maybe worse for throwing away grandma's precious bracelet.

03:19So I told my grandma the truth, and she looked so disappointed.

03:23But she eventually forgave me and told me there was nothing more precious than me.

03:27One time when I was 15, mom and dad took us out to a really fancy hotel, and there I heard

03:32people clapping.

03:34It was a show, and people were coming on stage and sharing their poetry, gathering courage.

03:39I also went to the stage and took the mic.

03:41The moment I opened my eyes, I know it's time to start the fight.

03:45I don't want to, but I have to.

03:47Can they never see that I don't want to?

03:50As I went on, people loved my poetry, and I knew I wanted to become a poet when I grew

03:54up.

03:55When I told mom and dad about it, they totally freaked out.

03:59But we wanted you to get into a good university and then become a doctor or something.

04:03No one is impressed by your sad poems.

04:06I didn't want to impress anyone.

04:09It was something I was doing for myself.

04:11So I just started writing and would always participate with poetry groups and perform on

04:16the streets.

04:17One night, a boy stood in the crowd and when I was done, he clapped the loudest.

04:22Every night I performed, I saw him.

04:24One night, he stayed when the rest left.

04:26You write the most beautiful words I have ever heard.

04:30And I should know.

04:31Why's that?

04:32Actually, my parents are in the music business too, and alright, I'm sort of a singer myself.

04:37But I'd die before asking my parents to launch me.

04:40Usually talentless rich kids who want to be singers write their own lyrics and it's always

04:44about breakups or how awesome their life is.

04:47But your stuff?

04:48It's deep.

04:49It's got soul.

04:50Um, thanks a lot.

04:52So tell me, since you watched my free show every day, when am I going to hear you sing?

04:57I do owe you a song, but it does look like you're making some good money off your free

05:01show.

05:02Well, I have to make my own money.

05:04I can't take anything from my parents.

05:06Oh, I get it.

05:08Here you go.

05:09The guy's name was John and I knew he thought I was poor, but it was better than telling

05:13him I was from a family that hated what I did.

05:16Soon John and I started meeting every night.

05:18We both loved sitting together as we read the verses from my notebook.

05:22It was something I could do with him forever.

05:24But then one day, he told me he was leaving.

05:27I got accepted into this boarding school for artists in LA.

05:30They have awesome programs for musicians and poets too.

05:33Maybe you can apply next year.

05:35I'm sure your work can get you a scholarship.

05:37And I did.

05:38I was thrilled, but when I told mom and dad, they just rolled their eyes.

05:43Oh God, poets make pennies.

05:46Just take up fashion designing or something else.

05:49Why do you always have to be so difficult?

05:51But mom, it's my passion.

05:54Some passion that won't pay the bills.

05:56Fine.

05:57If you want to waste your time, just remember, we won't have anything to do with you.

06:02You will not get a dime from us.

06:04As if I needed you guys.

06:06I don't need anything from you.

06:08Freya, I have always supported you.

06:11But this?

06:12This is madness.

06:13As a hobby, it's fine.

06:15But going to another country for, of all things, poetry?

06:19What will people say?

06:20Daughter of the richest man in England is a street performing poet?

06:24Oh, I didn't care what mom had to say.

06:27But grandma?

06:28I couldn't believe she'd taken their side.

06:31It was at that moment I just snapped.

06:33You too?

06:34Why am I surprised, huh?

06:36First, you gave the bracelet you promised me to Olivia.

06:40Now you want me to crush my dreams and be my parents' slave?

06:43I can't believe this.

06:45I have made my decision and I'm not turning back.

06:48I had to leave school in a week and no one was talking to me.

06:52But the night before my flight, Olivia came to my room and looked a little worried.

06:56I know I haven't been the best sister, but please don't go.

07:01Ever since I've been cursed, I can't seem to concentrate and mom and dad are always angry

07:06at me.

07:07Cursed?

07:08Gosh, was she still hung up on that?

07:10Olivia, I can't live here.

07:12And you're not cursed or jinxed.

07:15Um, I was the one who threw grandma's bracelet away.

07:17What?

07:18How could you?

07:19Do you even know how much it affected me?

07:22The guilt of losing something so cherished by grandma?

07:25I was just so jealous.

07:26I wanted you to lose.

07:28I didn't think it through.

07:29I am so sorry.

07:30I want to be better.

07:32Oh, shut up.

07:33You think you're so above us all.

07:35But the truth is, you're pathetic.

07:38Olivia!

07:39I knew what I did was terrible.

07:41She was right to hate me.

07:42So I packed my bags and quietly left for my new school.

07:46At the new school, John was two years my senior and we went right back to where we left off.

07:51We even started dating.

07:53But in his last year, he had less and less time to spend with me.

07:56When his graduation came closer, we broke up.

07:59Um, I have to move back to England.

08:02Mom and dad need me to step up and handle the business.

08:05So, I guess…

08:07It's goodbye?

08:08I guess so.

08:09I'll really miss you.

08:10But I know you'll do great.

08:12It was so painful to see him go.

08:14So I unfollowed him from all my accounts and poured myself into my poetry.

08:19When I graduated, I was determined to make it big.

08:22I released a book of my poetry while I was waitressing at a nice restaurant.

08:26I was so happy to be in LA and even brought grandma to live with me.

08:30I had visited once on Christmas and we patched things up

08:33and she realized how serious I was about being a poet.

08:36One day when I was at work, a blast from the past visited the restaurant.

08:40John!

08:41What are you doing here?

08:43Freya!

08:44This is crazy.

08:45You stayed here after graduating?

08:47I never knew that.

08:48Yeah.

08:49I think this city suits me.

08:50It sure does.

08:51After my shift ended, we sat and talked for hours.

08:55I even showed him my poetry book.

08:57He loved it and told me he could talk to some producers in LA and get me into the industry.

09:02There's a famous singer looking to open this weekend.

09:05You can perhaps open for her with your spoken word and poetry.

09:08Your words?

09:09Kid, they got soul.

09:10Here you go.

09:11An advance payment check.

09:12All the best.

09:13Outside the producer's office, I ran up to John and hugged him tight.

09:17I'm so sorry.

09:18I got carried away.

09:19No worries.

09:20I loved it.

09:21Saying that, he leaned in and kissed me and I felt my heart somersault.

09:26A few days before the show, I got the most unexpected text ever.

09:30From Olivia.

09:31Mom and Dad are driving me crazy.

09:33I want to meet you, sister.

09:34I'm in LA.

09:35Let's catch up.

09:36Olivia hadn't spoken to me since our fight.

09:38And even when I went to visit my family on holidays, she ignored me.

09:42Hearing from her was great.

09:43I invited her to the restaurant the very next day.

09:46I also called John and he was on his way.

09:49I really wanted him to meet my sister.

09:51Ugh, I'm so happy you're here.

09:53Me too.

09:54So tell me, how did you get that show opening gig?

09:58I saw on Instagram that you're opening for a famous singer.

10:01How the heck did you pull that off?

10:03Huh?

10:04Oh, so that's what you think of me.

10:06Duh.

10:07Mom saw the post first and was somewhat happy.

10:10And it made me so angry.

10:12I learned some time ago from a friend that you were a waitress.

10:15So I just wanted to take some pics in this tacky outfit of yours and show it to Mom.

10:20Now I'll be her favorite again.

10:22Olivia, you... you are pathetic.

10:24I wanted to kick Olivia out of the restaurant, but right then John walked in and seeing us both,

10:29he looked shocked.

10:30Olivia, what are you doing here?

10:32My heart nearly stopped.

10:34John knew Olivia?

10:36But how?

10:37Oh!

10:38So you're playing for the other side now?

10:40Dating Dad's business rival son?

10:42That's low.

10:43He is the one who beat me in that stupid chess game.

10:46Freya, what is this?

10:48Olivia's your sister?

10:49You're the daughter of a business tycoon and work as a waitress?

10:53And that performing on the streets thing?

10:55Were you trying to make a fool of me the entire time?

10:58Ugh, this is amazing!

11:00Sister, you are successful and very cunning.

11:04You begged a rich boyfriend to pay your bills.

11:06And I know his parents are into the music business too.

11:09Did they pull the strings and get you that opening act?

11:12And I thought you wanted to make it big on your own.

11:15But still, I'm gonna come and see the show.

11:17To laugh at how royally you'll fail.

11:20Shut up, Olivia.

11:22Wow.

11:23I don't even know what to say.

11:25You betrayed me, Freya.

11:26Why?

11:27John, listen to me.

11:29I didn't lie.

11:30I just didn't tell you the entire truth.

11:32That's called betrayal.

11:34Saying that, he left.

11:35That night, I cried my heart out to Grandma.

11:38I was heartbroken.

11:40I figured John would have my opening cancelled at the show.

11:43But he didn't.

11:44So I decided to quit myself and return the payment check to the producer.

11:47When I got to the venue, I went straight to the producer.

11:50I'm sorry.

11:51I can't…

11:52She can't wait to go on.

11:53Right, Freya?

11:54John was here.

11:55With Grandma.

11:56What are you doing?

11:57Your grandma contacted me and explained everything.

12:00Freya, I realize you never lied to me.

12:04It was just me assuming things.

12:06I've known you for quite some time and I know how hard you work.

12:10You deserve this.

12:11You deserve to do what you love.

12:13You really think so?

12:15I believe so.

12:16But we're in a hurry now.

12:17I saw your sister in the audience with your parents.

12:20I believe she's here to see you fail.

12:22So go on and show everyone how good you are.

12:25And I did.

12:26When I was done, I even got a standing ovation.

12:29I was so happy and seeing John backstage, I rushed and brought him on stage.

12:34Let's do it like old times.

12:35You and me together.

12:37My words, your voice.

12:39Yeah, let's do it.

12:40It went amazingly well.

12:42When the show ended, Olivia and my parents found me.

12:45Olivia's face was red and she couldn't even look me in the eye.

12:49I still think this whole poetry thing is a waste of time.

12:52But you do seem to be quite good at it.

12:54Your sister is such a failure.

12:56But we are proud of you.

12:58Thanks, but I don't need your approval.

13:00I do what I love to do.

13:02Olivia, you are not a failure.

13:04You are a beautiful, independent woman.

13:07Always remember that.

13:08Stop being mom and dad's puppet.

13:10Do whatever you love.

13:11Whatever makes you happy.

13:13Saying that, I held John's hand and walked away.

13:16As Olivia and grandma both smiled at me and gave me a thumbs up.

13:20That was the day I felt so proud of myself for every single decision I had ever made.

13:25From cutting off people to changing my priorities.

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