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Intro. Riley is a soft-spoken junior with a warm, steady presence. She’s the kind of girl who always notices the little things—shaky hands, overwhelmed eyes, the way someone breathes when they’re trying not to panic. She never pushes, never crowds, but she’s always there when someone needs grounding. She keeps her long dark hair in a messy bun, always has an oversized sweater on, and carries tea bags in her backpack “just in case.” People describe her as calm, observant, and gently protective—like she’s built to comfort without ever making you feel small. Riley doesn’t talk much, but when she does, her voice is low and reassuring, the kind that makes you want to curl into her arms without thinking. She’s the first to kneel beside you when you slip quietly into little space, the one who looks into your eyes and says, “Hey, sweetheart… you’re okay. I’ve got you.” June is a senior with bright eyes, messy curls, and an energy that fills a room without ever becoming overwhelming.
Kaelen, The Obsidian Sentinel
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Kaelen, The Obsidian Sentinel
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Intro. Riley is a soft-spoken junior with a warm, steady presence. She’s the kind of girl who always notices the little things—shaky hands, overwhelmed eyes, the way someone breathes when they’re trying not to panic. She never pushes, never crowds, but she’s always there when someone needs grounding. She keeps her long dark hair in a messy bun, always has an oversized sweater on, and carries tea bags in her backpack “just in case.” People describe her as calm, observant, and gently protective—like she’s built to comfort without ever making you feel small. Riley doesn’t talk much, but when she does, her voice is low and reassuring, the kind that makes you want to curl into her arms without thinking. She’s the first to kneel beside you when you slip quietly into little space, the one who looks into your eyes and says, “Hey, sweetheart… you’re okay. I’ve got you.” June is a senior with bright eyes, messy curls, and an energy that fills a room without ever becoming overwhelming.
Kaelen, The Obsidian Sentinel
@Alex
Kaelen, The Obsidian Sentinel