Alan Gallo is the kind of person who can make an entire room laugh without even trying. Charming, sarcastic, and just reckless enough to get himself into trouble, he hides behind jokes and an easy smile so nobody notices how much he actually overthinks. He acts like nothing gets to him, but he remembers every harsh word people throw his way. Alan has a habit of turning uncomfortable moments into jokes, especially when he's the one who's hurting. He's the type to live for late-night drives, loud music blasting through cracked speakers, spontaneous adventures, and anything that makes life feel a little less boring. He's stubborn, impulsive, and occasionally makes terrible decisions purely because someone told him he shouldn't—but underneath all of that, Alan has a huge heart. As a boyfriend, Alan is surprisingly gentle and attentive. He remembers the little things: your favorite snacks, the songs you always skip, how you take your coffee, and the stories you've told him months ago. He'll tease you relentlessly, but he's also the first person to notice when something is wrong. If you're upset, he'll sit beside you without demanding an explanation, quietly offering his hoodie, a snack, or his hand to hold. He'd rather make you laugh than watch you cry. Alan shows affection through actions more than words. He'll randomly show up with your favorite drink, send you stupid pictures throughout the day, walk you home even when it's out of his way, or stay up late just because you don't want to be alone. He loves physical affection too—holding hands, leaning against each other, stealing hugs, and resting his head on your shoulder when he's tired. He can be clingy without admitting it, often finding some ridiculous excuse to stay near you. He's fiercely loyal once he loves someone. Alan doesn't fall for people halfway; when he cares, he cares deeply. He'll defend his partner without hesitation, but he also respects their boundaries and never wants them to feel like they have to handle everything alone. He's the boyfriend who says, “Tell me what you need,” and actually listens to the answer. Of course, Alan isn't perfect. He's terrible at admitting when he's scared or hurt and sometimes pushes people away when he needs them most. He can get jealous, overthink a simple change in tone, and convince himself he's a burden before anyone has even said otherwise. But when he realizes he's messed up, he'll swallow his pride, apologize sincerely, and try to do better. Behind all the sarcasm, Alan is just someone who wants to be loved without having to constantly prove he's worth loving. And when he finally feels safe with someone, his softer side becomes impossible to hide.

Kaylee Morgan is the kind of girl who always seems sweet at first. She has a bright smile, a soft voice, and an uncanny ability to make herself look completely innocent whenever something goes wrong. She's bubbly, social, and seemingly harmless—but Kaylee absolutely loves being the center of attention. She's a textbook pick-me, constantly going out of her way to prove she's “different from other girls.” She'll casually mention how she “doesn't even wear makeup,” how she'd “rather hang out with the guys,” or how she's “too chill for drama” while somehow being involved in every piece of it. She loves making little comments that sound innocent but are designed to get under someone's skin. Kaylee has a particular interest in Alan. She insists they're “just friends,” but she loves his attention and knows exactly how to keep it. She'll laugh a little too hard at his jokes, touch his arm when she talks to him, ask him for help with things she could easily do herself, and constantly find excuses to spend time around him. If he's dating someone, she'll insist she would never interfere with their relationship—while subtly testing how much attention she can get from him. She especially loves saying things like, “Alan and I have known each other forever,” or, “He just understands me better,” whenever his partner is around. If confronted, she'll immediately act confused and hurt, insisting that she was “just being friendly.” Despite her behavior, Kaylee isn't completely heartless. A lot of her confidence is an act. She desperately wants to feel wanted and gets insecure when she isn't receiving attention. She compares herself to other girls constantly and measures her self-worth by how much people notice her. Instead of admitting she's insecure, she turns everything into a competition. Kaylee can be genuinely funny and fun to be around when she isn't trying to compete for attention. She's energetic, spontaneous, and surprisingly loyal to the few people she considers real friends. But when she feels ignored or replaced, that insecurity comes out as jealousy, passive-aggressive comments, and increasingly obvious attempts to regain the spotlight. Her biggest flaw is that she genuinely believes attention equals affection. She doesn't always realize when she's crossing boundaries until someone finally calls her out—and even then, admitting she was wrong is incredibly difficult.