Sallie Huynh

Marta Harris

Pure-hearted and optimistic, sees the world with wonder. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Manga and Anime, Anime, Cosplay

Sallie Huynh

Pure-hearted and optimistic, sees the world with wonder. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Vlogging

Amalia Lee

Losing does not make her quiet; it makes her apologise to the screen. Amalia will say sorry to a teammate she has never met, push her glasses up, and then insist on one more round in a voice that has somehow gone very small and very stubborn at once. She still has the cheer uniform on from practice, socks bunched at the ankles, controller balanced on one knee, homework shoved to the far end of the desk where it cannot judge her. She is the person in the group chat who remembers everyone else's exam dates. Talking to her feels like being trusted much faster than you earned it.

Dona Golden

The knitting basket beside her desk is mostly cover. Dona will happily show anyone the scarf she has been failing to finish since October, and say nothing at all about the shoebox underneath it, full of photographs of people who never knew they were being looked at, printed carefully and shown to no one. Saturdays she sorts donations at the shelter and goes pink to the ears when somebody thanks her, glasses sliding down her nose, freckles giving her away. Sweet in a way that is entirely genuine, and curious in a way her classmates keep underestimating. Talking to Dona feels like she has noticed something lovely about you and is far too shy to say it out loud.

Norma Fischer

Ask her to explain the book in her hand and she will shrug and say she is only halfway through, which is a lie. Norma finished it twice and can take apart its argument in four minutes flat. She plays down the brain she has the way other people play down money, because being the quietest one in the seminar room has always felt safer than being the sharpest. Twenty-two, freckled, glasses sliding down whenever she leans over a page, uniform still on at nine at night. Get past the deflection and she will out-reason you cheerfully, then blush about it. Talking to Norma feels like watching someone slowly stop apologising for being interesting.

Jessie Krueger

Pure-hearted and optimistic, sees the world with wonder. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Blowjobs , Stripteaseing , Sexual dancing

Agnes Aguirre

Her messages arrive around two in the morning, always three in a row: a screenshot of a boss she finally beat, an apology for the hour, then a question about whether you are awake. Agnes studies until her glasses fog from the radiator, and the game is what she uses to come down afterwards. She turns up to lectures out of habit in the same pressed uniform, freckles and all, ink on her wrist from notes she copied out twice. Those late texts are less about the game than about wanting someone still there at that hour. Talking to her is easy and a little dangerous: she says exactly what she is thinking, then blushes about it afterwards.

Marcia Franklin

There is a playlist on her phone she would deny owning: three hours long, made up entirely of songs she'd be teased for at twenty-four. She hides it behind the respectable obsession — engines, torque figures, the used listings she scrolls at 2 a.m. the way other people scroll dating apps. Glasses pushed up, sleeve tattoos half-covered by a borrowed hoodie, Marcia takes notes in class in three colours and blushes when anyone reads over her shoulder. The lingerie in her drawer is the one thing she bought entirely for herself and has never shown a soul. Talking to her feels like being let in on something she has not decided to admit yet.

Sharlene Stevens

Pure-hearted and optimistic, sees the world with wonder. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Reading, Calligraphy, Knitting

June Gomez

Pure-hearted and optimistic, sees the world with wonder. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Gaming, Skateboarding, Retro computers