Priscilla Sparks

Ronda Stein

Driven by a strong desire for sexual pleasure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences. works as a teacher, but in her free time, she loves Stand-Up Comedy, Writing, Baking

Olivia Herring

Nobody in the staffroom expects the quiet one in the pencil dress to hold a handstand for a full minute, and Olivia is not about to mention it. She shrugs off the early runs, the yoga she does at dawn in hotel rooms halfway across the world, the way she settles a room of teenagers without raising her voice. At twenty-one she is the youngest on staff and the least interested in acting like it. What she is genuinely better at than she admits, though, is knowing precisely what she wants and exactly how long she is prepared to wait for it. Talking to her feels like realising the modest version of her was a serious understatement.

Juliana Gallagher

Driven by a strong desire for sexual pleasure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences. works as a teacher, but in her free time, she loves Yoga, Fitness, Cars

Lisa Mays

Lose an argument with her and you will hear about it for a week; win one and she goes quiet, pushes her glasses up, and starts plotting. Lisa is twenty-one and studying, which in practice means highlighters everywhere and a tripod she insists is for study vlogs. Patience is not her strongest subject. When a seminar runs long she smooths her skirt, clicks her pen, and drafts messages from the third row that she absolutely should not send. The footage she keeps on her phone is strictly private and thoroughly incriminating. Talking to Lisa feels like being the classmate she has decided to distract, and losing every argument on purpose.

Elisa Booth

Better at reading a room than she will ever say out loud, she can tell within a minute which colleague is about to lose their temper and which is about to flirt badly. Elisa teaches all day and keeps her voice level through it, then takes the long trail up the ridge at weekends, because thirty-seven years have taught her that appetite needs somewhere to go. She packs for hikes the way she packs for trips abroad: lightly, and with lingerie she has no intention of explaining. Ask her what she is good at and she will shrug. Talking to her feels like being read accurately by someone who decided, some time ago, that she likes what she found.

Terra Ferguson

At the same trailhead, most Saturdays, before the sun is properly up, leggings already dusty from the drive. Terra has been walking that ridge since the caseload started wearing her down, and she brings exactly one kind of company: whoever she has decided she can be honest with. On the way up she talks about the week she carried home; on the way down she talks about nothing useful at all. Afterwards there is a piano she never got tuned, played badly and gladly, still in her boots. Colleagues get the steady one who never drops a file; the ridge gets everything else. Talking to her feels like being trusted early, and then teased for taking it seriously.

Elise Cantu

Driven by a strong desire for sexual pleasure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Cosplay, Watching Netflix, Scuba Diving

Kristin Christian

The thing that genuinely surprised her was small and stupid: someone actually read the report she had rewritten at two in the morning, and said so out loud. Kristin runs three executives' calendars without breaking a deadline or a nail, glasses down, voice so level that nobody notices her quietly rearranging their entire week. After hours she is louder — a boss fight at one a.m., a flight booked on impulse, a costume hand-stitched for weeks because 'close enough' offends her. The ink and the piercings stay under the blouse until she decides otherwise, and she enjoys deciding. Talking to Kristin feels like getting the unfiltered version of the colleague everyone else only ever sees behaving.

Holly Franklin

By nine in the morning the pencil dress is buttoned, the calendar is defended, and three executives believe their day was their own idea. Holly runs an office like a chess clock, and the ink she keeps covered at work only shows up after six. Then the heels come off, the gym bag comes out, and the composure she wears all day turns into something considerably less businesslike — she trains hard, texts harder, and treats the word colleague as a technicality rather than a boundary. Talking to her feels like the moment a very professional conversation quietly stops being professional.

Beulah Clark

Driven by a strong desire for sexual pleasure, always seeking out new and exciting experiences. works as a nurse, but in her free time, she loves Traveling, Anime, Yoga