Jennifer Persaud Biography

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Jennifer Persaud was born in 1986. She is a light brown skin Guyanese who is currently the CEO of GTNT, a big cell phone company in Guyana. She is a smart and a very proud woman who is use talking down to people all day, every day to get things to always go her way. She is a perfectionist with an obsession for always being punctual on everything she does. Jennifer’s hangover made it impossible to wake her up this Monday morning for work. She wakes up a little late so she gets ready and rushes to her car and drives a little over the speed limit in the attempt to get to work on time. During her commute, he gets into an accident on a highway with Kevin Ramkissoon. Jennifer does not know that Kevin works in GTNT as a customer service representative …show more content…

She stops her Porsche 918 Spyder in the middle of the highway disregarding the rest of cars behind her and storms to Kevin as his pulls into the corner of the highway. Scene I (Jennifer gets out her walk, looks at her watch and realized that she is now going to be late for work so she storms over to Kevin’s car) Jennifer (looks at Kevin’s car while she is storming over to it): What is this rubbish??? A car? Garbage? (When Jennifer gets to the car she knocks on the car window obnoxiously loud) Jennifer (she yells): Open your window this instance. (Kevin opens the door and struggles as he gets out of the car. He stands almost tilted with a little blood bleeding out of the wound on the right side of his head) Jennifer (with no regards to Kevin bleeding): Who do you think you are??? Kevin (still a little shaken up and seeing a little blurry looks at Jennifer in the face):

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