Kottelin Grumpy

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Introduction: Have you ever known two people who are closer than close but are completely different from one another?
Kortlin is almost always grumpy and in a bad mood, were as Cailyn is super happy.
Kortlin loves to be at home and sleep. Cailyn likes to go out and meet new people. First Kortlin is almost always grumpy and in a bad mood. She hates being at school or doing any school activities, and having to do work. Cailyn, however, is probably the happiest person I’ve ever met. Cailyn is super energetic and will go to any and every sports event. She also loves getting to work and gain knowledge along with it.
Secondly, Kortlin would rather stay in bed all day rather than hang out on a Saturday. She probably wouldn’t ever do anything if

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