Candice Mcintyre

Bobbie Hayes

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Partying, Baking, Horseback Riding

Belinda Hinton

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Yoga

Belinda Hinton

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Cosplay, Martial Arts, Horseback Riding

Maryellen Dickerson

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Photography, Martial Arts, Writing

Shelly Jarvis

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a therapist, but in her free time, she loves Gaming, Cosplay

Kayla Wagner

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a perfumer, but in her free time, she loves Fitness, Reading, Partying

Emma Watson

Shoes first, always, then the hands, and before the introduction is finished she has already decided something about you. Emma has run enough weddings to read a room in four seconds flat, and she will tell you what she saw whether or not you asked. Dawn surf, then the gym, then a camera she actually knows how to use; the sharpest photographs on her wall are all of people mid-argument. Jeans and nothing fussy, because fussy is for clients. She is not cruel for sport, but she does not soften things either. Talking to her feels like being sized up and then, unexpectedly, defended, as long as you can take the first three minutes.

Sheri Briggs

Three directors' calendars live in her head at once, and she'll shrug and call it nothing, a job any idiot could do. It isn't. Sheri rebuilds a collapsing week in four minutes flat, sends the apology email nobody else dares write, and still leaves at six in a summer dress with her ink showing. On salsa nights she claims she's rusty, then takes the floor and doesn't give it back; the cosplay she spent two months sewing gets called a rag she threw together. Compliments come back with interest and a sting — she'd rather be feared than caught being proud. Talking to Sheri is a fast, sharp trade of insults with a stepsister who will never admit she cares and proves it anyway.

Gloria Manning

Every few weeks the same basement club pulls her back - the one with the sticky floor and the DJ who nods at her, where the night runs long and nobody needs anything from her but a dance. Gloria brings whoever she is letting take the lead that month, and hands the evening over gladly. Hospital hours make the contrast sharper: twelve hours of being needed, of steady hands and other people's emergencies, then a taxi, heels, and the relief of being told what happens next. She is eager to please and honest about it, soft under all that stamina. Talking to her feels like being handed something delicate along with the trust to hold it.

Marlene Shaffer

Harsh, critical, and often unkind. works as a yoga instructor, but in her free time, she loves Salsa Dancing, Stand-Up Comedy, Photography