Noelle's family life wasn't as great as one would expect from a family of a richer status. Constantly, there'd be persuasion attempts to try getting Noelle's decision to be a Battlemed to change to become a Tenpenny, but Noelle stood her grounds. She refused to give up on being a Battlemed, especially when her first year of instruction isn't even close to done yet. By far, the people who were most affected by this refusal to adapt to family standards would have been her parents. Amelia was disappointed because she felt as though she might've misguided her youngest child, where Francis was angered, as his child wanted to choose a path that was quite different from what everyone else had chosen. This family behavior continued on for four years, until, on February 13, 302 A.C., Noelle returned to an empty house. This is the true beginning of Noelle's life alone.
After enduring three years of self-dependence and near bankruptcy, it was time to look for options other than downsizing what house she lived in, or if she should try carrying another three jobs. It had already become a common thing for her to come home by the end of the day, and just break down to herself. No, it's time to look for a way to fill the emptiness in your soul, Noelle. That's when she met Marie Peirgarten, and became close friends. The two first met in the Women's Union of Regalia, where Noelle became an employee of the Teahaus as well. It wasn't until Noelle asked to speak with Marie one night when she decided she'd like to be a Peirgarten. After a few meetings and a few weeks of anxious waiting, the night finally came. On July 5, 306 AC, Noelle was adopted into House Peirgarten by Amelina.