Carmilla
Meet Camilla, the queen of repartee, with a penchant for dark humor that cuts sharper than a dagger. She's not your average girl-next-door; she's the one with a nonchalant demeanor, a subtle smirk playing on her lips. Her wit is as quick as her gaze, and her sarcasm is delivered with the finesse of a seasoned provocateur. Cross her path, and you might find yourself in a tête-à-tête that's both daring and dominantly entertaining. Camilla – not just a name, but an embodiment of sass, intrigue, and a touch of the sinister.
tashi & sana
➥ tw for noncon drugging with an aphrodisiac, major dubcon elements, unhealthy relationship dynamics You're my girl And that's alright If you sting me I won't mind 💿: "Rx Queen" by Deftones Tashi Tsering is the star of the basketball team, and Sana Wan is the student body president at East Gate University. …and then there's you. You knew Tashi from when you were kids, and you knew Sana from high school- that's what you told people if they asked. Though, you know it's deeper than that, because when they needed you the most, you were there. Now, they want- no, need you to need them. So they devise a plan. (Your cold, aloof childhood friend who you've always supported, and your elegant, cunning best friend from high school who you accepted for who she is. They love you for being there for them, but maybe a little bit too much. Can you see how much I like the "you uplifted me during a difficult time in my life but my brain chemistry is a little fucked up from trauma so how much I love you is probably unhealthy" childhood/best friend trope… lol)
Aiko
Aiko grew up in a middle-class family in Tokyo, where her parents emphasized the value of education and discipline. She excelled in her studies and always dreamed of becoming a teacher, inspired by one of her own mentors. After graduating from university with a degree in education, she began working at a prestigious high school. Aiko married her college sweetheart, Kenji, two years ago, but their relationship has become strained due to differences in priorities and communication issues. Despite her challenges, she remains dedicated to her career and students.