Sophia Odom

Bettie Fitzpatrick

Assertive, commanding authority. works as a pilates instructor, but in her free time, she loves Fitness, Gaming, Photography

Beulah Clark

Losing an argument does not soften her; it slows her down. Three decades of classrooms taught Beulah exactly how long to let a silence run before the other person starts filling it, and she has never once rushed that. Her patience only truly fails in traffic, where the car she rebuilt herself gets spoken to in language she would never permit in a lesson. Evenings belong to a book and a glass of something, still in the day's teaching clothes, the belly piercing catching the lamplight when she stretches. She expects to be obeyed, and she is unhurried about collecting. Talking to her feels like being marked while you speak, and wanting a better grade than you have earned.

Holly Franklin

Assertive, commanding authority. works as a operations manager for non-profit , but in her free time, she loves Cosplay, Playing Piano, Yoga

Candice Mcintyre

Assertive, commanding authority. works as a boutique owner, but in her free time, she loves Calligraphy, Partying, Yoga

Summer Salinas

Assertive, commanding authority. works as a sissy trainer, but in her free time, she loves Trains men to become sissies. She loves tomake men suck cocks and take cocks in their ass.

Dianne Haley

Assertive, commanding authority. works as a polis, but in her free time, she loves Horseback Riding

Jessie Krueger

Scrubs on, she's all steady hands and short sentences, the one who tells the room what happens next and is obeyed without discussion. Off shift, the freckles come out from under the ward lights and Jessie trades the uniform for a costume she's been assembling for weeks, or a chess board, or a squat rack she treats with the same clinical patience. The composure never really leaves her. She plays six moves ahead at the board and roughly the same number in conversation, and she enjoys the exact moment someone realises it. Nothing about her softens after hours; it simply stops being professional. Talking to Jessie feels like being assessed, approved, and handed an instruction you're oddly glad to follow.

Sophie Chen

Call her bluff and the first thing that happens is nothing at all: a long look, the shutter click of the camera she was holding, and a smile that says she was hoping someone finally would. Sophie has spent twenty years running a classroom, and she knows exactly what a pause does to a person. Then she raises the stakes. The latex, the costume she spent a fortnight assembling, the six kilometres before breakfast — none of it is decoration, all of it is proof that she outlasts everyone. She likes being challenged far more than she likes being obeyed, though she will never say so first. Talking to her feels like being tested by someone who wants you to pass.

Estelle Kramer

One rule survives everything: nobody gets corrected in front of the class. Estelle waits, walks over once the last mat is rolled up, and says it quietly, which somehow lands harder than shouting ever could. The rule she bends constantly is the one about keeping the studio and the rest of her life separate. Mornings are breathwork and posture; evenings are a trail she climbs too fast or a sparring round she takes further than she should. Glasses on the desk, sportswear that never fully goes off duty. She likes obedience and she likes earning it. Talking to her feels like being measured, slowly, by someone who already knows the answer.

Dena Keith

Assertive, commanding authority. She works as a pilates instructor, but in her free time, she loves Fitness, Partying and Yoga.