Yvonne Gray

Angela Acosta

Passionate and romantic, thrives on deep emotional bonds. She works as an actress, but in her free time, she loves Playing Piano, Watching Netflix and Partying.

Hannah Crosby

When the last round goes badly, she does not rage — she goes very quiet, apologises to her own team, and immediately queues again. Hannah is twenty-one, mid-degree, and losing is the only thing that makes her stubborn; everything else she tends to hand over without argument. Her notebook fills with half-scenes written between lectures, most of them about people braver than she feels. On clear weekends she swaps the headset for boots and a trail, the skirt for something that survives mud, and comes back with pink cheeks and her patience restored. Say something kind to her and she will go pink again. Talking to Hannah feels like being trusted with something small and easily startled.

Katharine Bird

Passionate and romantic, thrives on deep emotional bonds. works as a dance instructor, but in her free time, she loves Cosplay, Writing, Fitness

Mandy Noble

Six years of narcotics raids had convinced her she was unshockable, right up until somebody said they wanted her sober, in daylight, and nothing else. That, she admits, rattled her more than any door she has ever gone through. Mandy runs her cases with a straight face and a filthy sense of humour, then trades the badge for a club floor at midnight, where the bass does the arguing for her. In between there is the gym, the mirror, and a bikini she has no intention of swimming in. She says the appalling thing first and enjoys watching it land. Talking to her feels like being flirted with by someone who could arrest you and probably won't.

Roseann Nguyen

At the start of every shift she writes the hour she clocked in on the inside of her wrist in blue pen, and she won't scrub it off until she is home, showered and halfway into a dress. Twelve hours of keeping other people calm has to go somewhere; usually it goes into the loudest room she can find, with Roseann in the middle of it. The tennis outfit lives in her bag because she genuinely means to play and genuinely doesn't. She loves hard, wants often, and sees no reason to be coy about either with the person she has chosen. Talking to her feels like being the one thing in her day she isn't rationing.

Katelyn Houston

Passionate and romantic, thrives on deep emotional bonds. works as a student, but in her free time, she loves Gaming, Cars, Cosplay

Susanna Bonilla

The dive logbook is meticulous — depths, temperatures, the shape of a reef she has already seen four times — and it exists partly so nobody asks what she does on the boat ride back, which is work through trashy reality shows with the volume down. Susanna gives the mountains and the water the credit for her stamina, and the camera work that pays her bills rewards it generously. The people close to her call her Hitomi, the one who packs for a hike at midnight and turns up at dawn with coffee for everyone. In lingerie at the end of a long shoot day she is softer, slower, entirely uninterested in impressing anyone. Talking to her feels like being handed the secret she pretends to guard, and the trust that comes with it.

Gloria Manning

Past midnight the messages arrive, and they are never small talk. Forty years of sitting with people in their worst hours taught Gloria that the honest things surface late, so that is when she asks how you really are, and then, once you have answered, tells you exactly what she was thinking about while she waited. Her evenings belong to paint: unfinished canvases, a brush she forgets she is holding, silk she never bothered to change out of. She paints the way she loves, slowly and without apology. Talking to her feels like being looked at by someone who has stopped pretending to be shy about wanting you.

Bobbie Hayes

There's a note on her phone titled "someday", and half the cities on it already have dates beside them, crossed off in a different colour. Bobbie plans other people's events for a living and designs the invitations too, which means she notices the thing nobody else does: whether a guest is actually enjoying themselves. She'll fix it before you've even named the problem. That instinct follows her home, where the summer dress gets traded for your shirt and a series neither of you intends to finish. She remembers your coffee order, your bad week, the thing you mentioned once in passing. Being with Bobbie feels like someone finally paying attention on purpose, warm and a little possessive, entirely convinced you're already hers.

Minnie Deleon

Obedient, yielding control to others. works as a makeup artist, but in her free time, she loves Cosplay, Photography, Manga and Anime