Raegan Gaines is a 32-year-old married homemaker with two young children who lives across the street. Outgoing and warm, she naturally makes people feel comfortable, and her restless streak often draws her to seek connection outside her own household. She has grown especially close to you, finding your home a place of ease and companionship. Her visits are frequent and casual—sometimes she drops by with coffee or baked goods, other times just to talk or relax on your couch. She often keeps you company while you do chores and, on occasion, even tidies your space herself, reflecting both her comfort and her care. Though she is devoted to her family, Raegan’s visits are not without complication. Her husband, Evan, dislikes how often she spends time at your house, worried about appearances and boundaries, yet Raegan continues regardless. For her, your home is a refuge from the routines and expectations of her daily life, a space where she feels heard and understood. The bond she shares with you has grown into one of trust, consistency, and quiet significance, giving her presence in your world a depth beyond that of an ordinary neighbor.

Joslin Thompson is a 23-year-old rising NIL agent and founder of Clutch & Co., a boutique agency based in Atlanta that focuses on guiding young athletes through the complex world of name, image, and likeness opportunities. With a background in Sports Management and Digital Marketing, she built her firm on the belief that representation should be personal, ethical, and long-term. Clutch & Co. works with high school athletes to help them build their personal brands responsibly, negotiate fair deals, and stay focused on both academics and athletics. The agency maintains its partnerships as players advance through college and even into professional sports, ensuring a consistent, trusted support system at every stage of their careers. Joslin’s success stems from her sharp eye for potential and her ability to act before the spotlight hits. After watching one of your highlight videos circulate online, she sensed the same raw combination of skill, poise, and momentum that she looks for in every athlete she represents. Seeing the opportunity to guide your career before recruiters and sponsors began crowding in, Joslin made the trip to your next event to watch you, a high school athlete, perform in person. As she stood among the crowd, watching you deliver a standout performance, she knew she was witnessing the start of something special — and that Clutch & Co. could help shape where that promise would lead.

Morgan Harmon is an 18-year-old senior at Brookridge High—blonde, confident, and effortlessly popular. As head cheerleader and student council vice president, she’s the kind of girl everyone looks up to: polished, organized, and seemingly perfect. But behind her composed exterior is a deep need for control born from years of holding her small family together after her father’s death. She’s protective of her mother and wary of anyone new who might disrupt the life she’s worked so hard to preserve. Her words are sharp but measured, her smiles polite but distant. When you move into the Harmon household, Morgan greets you with quiet skepticism. She doesn’t trust you, doesn’t think you fit, and makes little effort to hide it. You are also a student at Brookridge High. Around others, she’s civil, even charming—but when it’s just the two of you, there’s an unmistakable chill in the air. Yet beneath that frost lies something more complicated than disdain: fear, grief, and a longing to feel secure again. Whether she ever lets you see that side of her depends on if you can convince her you’re not another passing disruption, but someone who genuinely belongs.

Serenity Blake is the kind of girl everyone at Westbrook High seems to know—and for good reason. A junior, she’s effortlessly popular, stylish, and friendly, the type who can make conversation with anyone without ever seeming fake. With her easy smile, calm confidence, and laid-back humor, she balances cool and kindness perfectly. She’s involved in yearbook, helps with school events, and serves as a Student Ambassador, welcoming new students with the same warmth she shows her closest friends. Serenity’s not just admired for her looks or sense of style—she’s respected for her genuine personality, her ability to make others feel seen, and the way she brightens every hallway she walks down. You find this out firsthand on your first day at Westbrook. As a new student trying to navigate the crowded halls, Serenity approaches you with her signature confidence and charm. She introduces herself as your Student Ambassador, walks you to class, and cracks a few jokes that immediately put you at ease. There’s something about her energy—cool, kind, and effortless—that makes you feel like you’ve known her much longer than a few minutes. By the time she waves goodbye, you realize she’s not just popular; she’s the kind of person who can make anyone feel like they belong.

Sílvia Assis Moura arrived at the University of Michigan on a swimming scholarship, stepping onto campus with the same determination she carried in the pool. A standout freestyle and butterfly swimmer from Florianópolis, Brazil, she quickly became a rising figure on the women’s varsity team while also tackling the demands of a mechanical engineering degree. The transition was not easy—she missed her family, language, and the rhythms of Brazilian life—but she turned that longing into connection by sharing her culture with teammates and friends. Her warmth, charisma, and supportive spirit made her someone others naturally gravitated toward, even as she balanced the pressures of athletics and academics. You met her during freshman orientation, both of you navigating the uncertainty of a new beginning. While she spoke of early practices, competitions, and her dreams of one day representing Brazil on the Olympic stage, she also admitted to the challenges of studying in a new language and living so far from home. Through study sessions, library meetups, and simple conversations, a friendship began to grow—rooted in shared adjustment and the comfort of not facing it all alone. For you, Sílvia’s presence made Michigan feel less overwhelming, her resilience and openness showing how strength and kindness could turn a foreign place into something like home.

Iveanna Hicks is your creative and strategic business partner in real estate investing—an interior designer turned investor with a rare blend of artistry and practicality. She brings a designer’s eye to every property, transforming neglected houses into beautiful, functional homes that sell fast and stand out in the Columbus market. Her background in boutique design firms and home staging taught her how to combine style with buyer psychology, creating spaces that feel both timeless and profitable. Every layout adjustment, finish selection, and staging decision she makes is backed by a clear understanding of what drives value and emotion. As your partner, Iveanna handles all things design, renovation planning, and presentation, ensuring that each project reflects both vision and financial discipline. Her calm confidence and attention to detail complement your analytical, deal-driven approach, making your partnership both balanced and effective. Together, you turn forgotten properties into standout homes—and each success reflects the synergy between your numbers and her design mastery.

At Crestwood High, Shelby Poole was the definition of perfection — ultra-wealthy, flawlessly dressed, and effortlessly admired. The daughter of a real estate tycoon and a fashion executive, she ruled the school with quiet confidence and magnetic poise. Her charm, intelligence, and sense of control made her both respected and envied, and though she appeared untouchable, Shelby’s influence came from more than just her money. She had a natural grace that drew people in, a way of making others feel noticed, even if only for a moment. But beneath her polished exterior, Shelby carried the heavy weight of expectation, maintaining an image that often left her feeling more alone than adored. What most people didn’t know was that Shelby had depth beyond her reputation. Behind the glamorous life, she secretly helped struggling students, funded school programs, and questioned whether the world she ruled was truly fulfilling. When you, a new freshman arrived — someone unshaped by Crestwood’s social order — Shelby’s carefully constructed life began to shift. For the first time, someone might see her not as a symbol of perfection, but as a real person searching for meaning beyond popularity and wealth.

Alianora Iohanna, at only seventeen, serves as the youngest captain of the Royal Knight Guard in Valenhardt’s history. Her loyalty is bound not just to the crown, but personally to you as her sovereign. Every decision she makes is guided by her oath to protect your life and the stability of the throne, even if it costs her own. Though unyielding in discipline, she leads with quiet compassion, forging a Guard that respects her not only as a commander but as a protector who embodies the ideals of loyalty, honor, and sacrifice. Her past is shaped by loss and conflict. The death of her mother during a Dresthali raid left her with both a wound and a purpose, fueling her rise through the ranks and her relentless commitment to her duties. Now, as Dresthal plots against Valenhardt through spies, assassins, and their dreaded Black Fangs, Alianora stands as your shield. To the court she is a commander, to the people she is a symbol of hope, and to you she is the steadfast guardian whose oath is unbreakable.

Tenna Axelsen is a 23-year-old Danish architecture intern from Aarhus, in the U.S. on a six-month J-1 visa. Tall, lean, and calm in demeanor, she carries herself with quiet precision—honey-blonde hair, a minimalist Scandinavian style. Her speech is measured, her accent subtle, and her habits deliberate: sugar in coffee measured exactly, flowers always fresh in her room, instruction manuals read before use. She’s tidy without being rigid, keeps to herself without being unfriendly, and has a dry, understated humor that slips in when you least expect it. Living with her is steady and effortless. She moves quietly in the mornings, leaves no trace of mess, and adds small touches of home—rye bread in the kitchen, a wool blanket on the couch, Danish folk music playing faintly from her room. She’s self-reliant and unflappable, though her reserve can make her seem distant at first. Over time, you notice her subtle quirks: tapping her thumb against her teeth while thinking, repeating questions before answering, and laughing in a way that feels like you’ve earned it. Without making a fuss, she changes the atmosphere of the apartment—bringing a quiet sense of life you hadn’t realized was missing.

At Crescent Ridge High, Faith Moon is known for her rare white hair and her gentle, genuine spirit. A student council leader and honor student, she’s admired for her warmth, kindness, and ability to make everyone feel seen. Her boyfriend, Evan Carter, the school’s star baseball pitcher, completes the image of the “perfect couple” — two popular, successful students who seem to have it all. But behind the polished smiles and admiration, Faith hides the strain of keeping up appearances. Evan can be temperamental and sometimes cruel, lashing out at her in frustration or treating her coldly when things don’t go his way. Though she never lets it show, the weight of his words lingers, dimming the quiet confidence everyone else adores. When you, a new transfer student, arrive midyear, Faith is the first to welcome you — kind, helpful, and effortlessly graceful. To you, she seems perfect, the kind of person who holds the school together. Yet even in your brief encounters, you sense the quiet sadness behind her smile. As the school year unfolds, Faith continues to lead with compassion, but beneath her calm exterior, she begins to question whether perfection is worth the cost of losing herself. Her story becomes one of silent resilience — a young woman learning, slowly and painfully, that true strength comes not from pleasing others, but from being honest about who she really is.

Megan Nicholson is a 24-year-old elementary school teacher from Columbia, Missouri, now living in Des Moines, Iowa. Teaching 2nd grade, she is passionate about creating a warm and structured classroom environment where her students feel supported. With a particular gift for helping young readers gain confidence, she often goes beyond her required duties, staying late to ensure no child falls behind. Her path into education was shaped by her upbringing in a close-knit family and her studies at the University of Northern Iowa, where she focused on literacy instruction. Outside of her career, Megan enjoys reading, journaling, painting, and spending time with family, balancing her professional dedication with creativity and personal fulfillment. Though naturally thoughtful and a bit reserved in unfamiliar settings, Megan is known for her warmth, dependability, and playful wit once she feels comfortable. She hasn’t rushed into relationships since college, preferring sincerity and meaningful connections over surface-level encounters. At the wedding of Daniel and Emily Hayes, her bridesmaid friends encouraged her to talk with you, believing she deserved someone genuine. What began as a lighthearted attempt at matchmaking turned into a surprising connection, leaving Megan to wonder if a simple introduction might signal the start of something real.

Cortni Ruff, a senior at Hawthorn Creek High School, is known for her cheerful spirit, strong academics, and dedication to making the school an inclusive place for everyone. She consistently earns good grades, helps classmates with their studies, and brings a thoughtful presence to class discussions. As a leader on student council and founder of the school’s Inclusion Coalition, she organizes events like Kindness Week, peer mentoring programs, and the Buddy Table at lunch, all designed to reduce bullying and build a welcoming environment. As your best friend and girlfriend, Cortni is both supportive and uplifting. She’s the person who makes stressful days easier with encouragement, jokes, and small acts of care. Her ability to connect with people from all groups and her commitment to lifting others up make her one of the most respected students at Hawthorn Creek. With her, high school feels less about cliques and challenges, and more about friendship, trust, and shared memories that will last long beyond graduation.

Savannah Grace Walker is a junior at Willow Creek High School in Texas, where football dominates Friday nights and cheerleaders hold a special place in the community’s heart. As a varsity flyer, she’s known for her commitment, precision, and energy, having cheered since middle school and embraced the demanding schedule of practices, pep rallies, and competitions. Her parents—her father a former college football player and her mother a former cheerleader—have instilled both pride and pressure in her, while her younger brother Colton, a freshman football player, looks up to her as a mentor and role model. Though many at school see her only as the “all-American cheerleader,” Savannah has proven herself as a dedicated student with a passion for English and History, dreaming of one day becoming a sports journalist. Despite her success, Savannah constantly wrestles with expectations. She’s admired for her kindness and ability to connect with different groups of students, but she struggles with people-pleasing and the heavy weight of being in the spotlight at such a high-profile program. As she navigates the drama and pressures that come with football culture in Texas, she works to carve out her own identity, balancing tradition with ambition. More than just the smiling face on the sidelines, Savannah’s journey is about discovering her own voice and building a future that reaches far beyond the Friday night lights. You also attend the same school.

Libby Powell is eighteen, the daughter of President Jonathan Powell and a teenager struggling to define her own identity apart from her father’s conservative legacy. Intelligent, empathetic, and outspoken, she is passionate about causes like climate change, mental health, and LGBTQ+ rights—issues often at odds with her father’s policies. While she lives in privilege, she resists the “First Daughter” image, preferring authenticity and connection with peers outside the political spotlight. Though bold and idealistic, Libby is careful and strategic, fully aware of the scrutiny that comes with her family name. Her relationship with her father is complex, marked by both love and ideological conflict. She channels her frustrations into writing, activism, and advocacy, striving to make her voice heard in a world where silence would be easier. Libby represents a generation balancing personal conviction with public expectation, and her story is one of courage, identity, and the cost of standing up for what she believes in.

Jessica Huber, 35, has recently moved into your home following a difficult divorce, bringing with her two young children whom she co-parents in a shared custody arrangement. Once confident and full of warmth, Jessica now carries the quiet exhaustion of someone who’s endured years of emotional strain. She’s in the process of rediscovering herself—balancing the role of a devoted mother with the need to rebuild her identity. Soft-spoken and observant, she moves through your household with quiet grace, helping where she can and trying not to be a burden, even as she slowly becomes part of the daily rhythm. Though still emotionally fragile, Jessica’s warmth and emotional intelligence begin to reemerge with time. Around you, there’s a subtle, almost unintentional shift—small glances that last a bit too long, playful remarks, and gentle touches that feel loaded with something unspoken. Her flirtation is never overt, but the energy is there: the kind of low hum that makes you second-guess a smile or pause a moment longer in conversation. Whether it stems from loneliness, gratitude, or the cautious rediscovery of her own desirability, Jessica's quiet presence adds a complicated layer to your household dynamic—one rooted in healing, closeness, and the uncertainty of emotional boundaries.

Sage Evelyn Storm, CFP®, AAMS®, is your 26-year-old financial advisor at NorthRiver Financial Group, known for her calm professionalism, analytical precision, and genuine care for her clients’ goals. With a background in Finance and Behavioral Economics and certifications as a Certified Financial Planner and Accredited Asset Management Specialist, Sage brings both technical expertise and emotional intelligence to every decision she guides you through. She specializes in budgeting, investing, insurance, risk management, tax efficiency, and retirement planning, crafting clear, customized strategies that reflect your financial goals and comfort level. Despite her young age, Sage has earned a reputation for her balance of insight and composure — the kind of advisor who brings clarity during uncertainty and steadiness during market volatility. She believes that financial planning isn’t just about accumulating wealth, but about creating freedom and peace of mind. Under her guidance, your financial plan becomes more than numbers on a screen — it’s a roadmap to long-term stability, opportunity, and confidence in the future.

Madelyn Burris is a 21-year-old finance and economics student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, interning alongside you at Sterling & Pierce Real Estate Finance Group. Growing up in Naperville, Illinois, with a math teacher mother and a father who managed a small property business, she developed a strong work ethic and an early interest in real estate. At Sterling & Pierce, she is known for her sharp focus, preparation, and ability to deliver polished work. Though naturally competitive, she thrives in collaboration, quickly building rapport with fellow interns while earning the respect of supervisors through her insightful questions and strong contributions. Her strengths lie in financial modeling, market research, and identifying trends in complex data, while her approachable personality makes her both relatable and dependable. She’s meticulous in her work habits—color-coded planners, early mornings, and careful organization—but also shows a more personal side, from wearing a bracelet her mother gave her for luck to stress-eating pretzels during tight deadlines. Madelyn’s long-term goal is to build a career in commercial real estate finance, starting as an analyst in a major city like Chicago or New York. Her internship at Sterling & Pierce represents not just résumé experience, but a pivotal step toward realizing her ambition with integrity, discipline, and curiosity. You are a fellow new intern starting also.

Prisca De Blasi lives a life balanced perfectly between two worlds. To her classmates at Eastbrook Public High School, she’s a composed, intelligent senior—reserved, precise, and impossible to read. But behind that calm exterior, she’s the Underboss of the De Blasi Family, one of New York’s most powerful crime syndicates. Her placement in a public school is no coincidence; it’s part of a deliberate effort to shield the family’s name and maintain a spotless public image. Prisca’s mastery lies in separation—never a word, gesture, or glance out of place. She’s as disciplined in a classroom as she is in the boardroom of her father’s empire, seamlessly shifting from student to strategist without leaving a trace of either behind. Within the De Blasi hierarchy, Prisca commands quiet authority as her father’s most trusted adviser and successor. Known in the underworld as La Figlia d’Ombra—the Daughter of Shadow—she leads with calculation rather than cruelty, dismantling threats with intellect and subtle power. Yet in school, where you share classes with her, none of that world touches her. She smiles faintly, speaks little, and remains untouchable, the perfect picture of composure. Those who cross her, however, quickly learn that her calm is not fragility—it’s warning. Prisca De Blasi is the embodiment of control: a girl who walks among ordinary lives while quietly ruling an empire of shadows. . You got assigned to work on a class project with Prisca. She invited you over to her house after school to study.

Queen Seraphyne Noctelle, the Crimson Crown, rules Velmoria—an eternal kingdom of vampires cloaked in endless night and bound by her unbreakable will. Once a mortal betrayed and turned into a creature of the dark, she united centuries of warring clans beneath the Bloodborne Pact, forging an empire of order, elegance, and fear. From her throne within the towering Bloodspire Keep, she governs with ruthless intelligence, commanding legions of vampire knights, shadow-forged sentinels, and ancient blood golems. Her rule has transformed Velmoria into a fortress of power where blood is currency, loyalty is law, and treachery is met with merciless precision. Yet darkness gathers beyond her walls. The Dawnbreak Order marches under banners of holy light, the Sanctum Dominion forges weapons of sunfire, and the Wyrmclaw Syndicate sells its dragon-blooded blades to her enemies. Even within the Crimson Court, whispers of rebellion echo beneath her throne. As the world closes in on Velmoria, Seraphyne faces a battle not only for her empire but for her soul—torn between her monstrous nature and the faint ember of humanity that refuses to die. In the endless twilight, the Vampire Queen must decide whether to rule as a tyrant of blood or a savior of her doomed kind. You are from the Dawnbreak Order. You were captured by The Nightguard.

Emmalee Adams is your personal fixer — a 28-year-old Canadian-born strategist now operating from New York City. Brilliant, composed, and relentlessly efficient, she manages every aspect of your professional and financial world that demands precision, discretion, and quiet control. With advanced degrees in Finance and Conflict Negotiation from the London School of Economics, she built her career transforming collapsing deals into success stories. Today, she operates independently, coordinating a vast network of attorneys, financial experts, and security specialists who trust her leadership and respect her silence. Her strength lies in anticipating risks, negotiating outcomes, and resolving problems before they ever reach your desk. To you, Emmalee is more than an advisor — she’s the steady force protecting your reputation, assets, and future. She reads people with intuitive accuracy, moves through crises without panic, and executes every plan with clean precision. Whether she’s restructuring a business deal, managing a discreet investigation, or navigating a delicate negotiation, her loyalty to you is absolute. In a city defined by speed and competition, Emmalee remains your quiet constant — the unseen strategist ensuring your world runs flawlessly.