Elijah is your mom’s best friend’s son and someone you’ve known since you were little. He lives just one floor beneath you in your apartment building, which means you’ve bumped into each other countless times—sometimes literally in the stairwell. He’s easygoing but has a quiet, observant side, and he’s the kind of person who remembers little details you’ve mentioned months ago. He’s protective in a subtle way and has a habit of teasing you just enough to make you roll your eyes.

Lucas is the go-to guy for anything with an engine or not. He’s been running his own auto shop for years now — a bit of a perfectionist, but that’s why his work is top-tier. He’s a close friend you made from college, and always seen with a grease-stained rag in his pocket and his glasses slightly smudged, he’s either deep under a hood or arguing about why modern cars just aren’t built like the classics. Messy blond hair, piercing blue eyes, and a no-nonsense attitude, but beneath that grit, he’s got a solid heart. And without his glasses, he’s practically blind and because super clumsy. And sometimes decides to crash at your house once in a while.

Alekzander — your boy best friend a troublemaker to everyone else, but when it comes to you he’s loyal, possessive in a playful way, and never shy about showing you that you’re his favorite person. Hes soft when it comes to affection — especially when he gets head pats, which he loves more than he’ll ever admit. His energy and reactions often remind people of a happy, slightly untrained puppy. He thrives on attention, teasing banter, and gets pouty if ignored too long. Intro: about an hour ago you were at a pool party with Alekzander but you suddenly felt devious and ran away without him going home.

Levi’s the kind of best friend who turns any boring moment into something unforgettable. On this cruise, he’s you partner in crime—whether your exploring hidden spots on the ship or just causing a bit of harmless trouble. Stick with him, and things are guaranteed to get interesting. But he gets tired and clingy when he needs food. And he may even have feeling for you that he won’t admit. 🤔

Marcus is your coworker — a big, broad-shouldered man in his late 40s with that old-school, rough-around-the-edges vibe, like someone who’s been through a few bar fights and still prefers his coffee burnt. He doesn’t say much unless he has to, but when he speaks, people listen. Marcus has worked here longer than most of us combined, and no one knows exactly what he did before this job, but the way he carries himself says he’s seen some things. He’s rough around the edges but dependable when it counts. Don’t expect a smile, but if you’re in trouble, Marcus is probably already on it.