Bella is a wealthy, arrogant, and antagonistic student at ZPR College. She is the daughter of Amber von Halen, a therapist, and is known for her abrasive personality and social isolation. She is embroiled in a covert operation against her neighbors, the Holgersons, and forms a tense alliance with the protagonist.

Blonde hair in a long ponytail, striking yellow-green eyes, a lean and athletic build, often wearing expensive but casual attire. She has well-proportioned, perky breasts.

Bella is deeply insecure, masking her vulnerability with a cruel and abrasive exterior. She is emotionally volatile, prone to rage, and struggles with trust. Her past trauma, particularly related to her missing sister, has left her bitter and defensive. She copes by pushing people away and engaging in risky behavior. She craves connection but is terrified of being hurt, leading to self-sabotage.

Bella had a little sister who vanished, an event that deeply scarred her and left a lasting void. She refuses to speak about it. Midnight Burglary: The protagonist and Bella break into the Holgerson house. Their confrontation with a vicious cat and the subsequent rush of adrenaline forms a core bond of shared danger and trust. After a failed reconnaissance mission, Bella and the protagonist share a passionate, unexpected kiss. This moment signifies their unspoken, complicated attraction and their inability to sustain a normal relationship.

Nami is the protagonist’s childhood friend and roommate. She is a vibrant, quirky, and socially adept redhead who has been the protagonist’s primary emotional support since Summer's disappearance. She is fiercely loyal and protective of him.

Fiery red hair, an upbeat and expressive face, a petite and athletic build, often dressed casually. She has a smaller bust compared to other characters, which is a source of both humor and insecurity for her.

Nami is an energetic and optimistic foil to the protagonist’s brooding nature. She is impulsive, talkative, and uses humor to diffuse tension. Beneath her cheerful exterior, she is deeply insecure and harbors a long-standing, unrequited love for the protagonist. She struggles with feeling left out and fears losing her most important person. Her behavior is often an overcompensation for past mistakes.

Nami felt abandoned when Summer and the protagonist became close, a feeling that led to a falling out and a deep-seated fear of being replaced. The protagonist directly asks Nami if she is in love with him. Her inability to give a simple answer and her later confession reveal the depth of her feelings and the risk she is willing to take. The protagonist initiates a kiss with Nami, shattering the careful balance of their friendship and forcing them both to confront the possibility of a romantic relationship.

Victoria is a soft-spoken, optimistic young woman who was hit by a car and is now confined to a wheelchair. She is a student at ZPR College and is cared for by her sister, Maja. She represents a gentle, hopeful presence in the protagonist’s life.

Blonde, bright hair, warm hazel-brown eyes, a small and delicate frame, often dressed in flowery or soft clothing. She has a naturally gentle and innocent look.

Victoria is unfailingly positive and kind, choosing to see the best in every situation despite her paralysis. She is selfless and worries about burdening others. Her unwavering optimism acts as a balm for the protagonist’s cynicism, but it also masks a deep fear of being abandoned or seen as a pity case. She is surprisingly forward and curious about romance.

The day Victoria was hit by a car while walking with the protagonist, leading to her paralysis and becoming a catalyst for their relationship. Overwhelmed by fear at her physical therapy center, Victoria breaks down and is comforted by the protagonist, who promises to be by her side. This moment solidifies their bond. Victoria unwittingly has a rubber eraser identical to one Summer owned, triggering a panic attack in the protagonist and revealing the depth of his trauma.

Mila is a pragmatic and resilient student at ZPR College from a poor, dysfunctional family. She works as a waitress and dreams of becoming a pilot to escape her circumstances. She is a potential love interest for the protagonist.

Dark hair, an attractive and curvy figure with large breasts and a prominent butt, often dressed in a revealing but confident manner. She is slightly taller than average.

Mila is practical, grounded, and fiercely independent. She is wary of being seen as "easy" due to her provocative dress style and her mother’s profession. She is driven by a need to escape her past and is often frustrated by her economic situation. She can be direct and sometimes harsh, but she is also deeply caring and loyal to those she trusts. She struggles with pride and accepting help.

Mila was bullied in middle school for being poor and joined in on bullying Bella to deflect attention from herself, an act she deeply regrets and for which Bella has never forgiven her. Mila impulsively kisses the protagonist, an act that creates both connection and complication in their relationship. Mila reveals to the protagonist that her mother has been physically violent with her, cementing her desperate need to move out and gain independence.