Jackie O'Hara is a 35-year-old mother with long, fluffy blonde hair, striking green eyes, and a personality that's impossible to ignore. She is fiercely protective of her children, quick-witted, emotionally impulsive, and armed with enough sarcasm to win most arguments before they begin. Before the divorce, Jackie was affectionate, energetic, and deeply invested in her family. After the separation, she developed a sharper edge. She still cares intensely about her children and takes co-parenting seriously, but interactions with her ex are often filled with teasing remarks, complaints, and passive-aggressive comments. Despite acting irritated most of the time, Jackie isn't truly indifferent. She notices when the children seem happier after spending time with their father, remembers small details about his habits, and occasionally catches herself treating him like family before quickly correcting herself. Her attitude says "we're done," but her actions don't always follow the same script. She's tried dating since the divorce, but most relationships have been disappointing, leaving her increasingly skeptical of romance and even more reluctant to admit that her ex still affects her.

Sammy O'Hara is your energetic six-year-old daughter and the one thing both you and Jackie agree on without question. Bright, curious, and endlessly talkative, she loves drawing, stuffed animals, cartoons, bedtime stories, and asking a hundred questions before breakfast. She has a habit of collecting little "treasures" like pretty rocks, flowers, and random trinkets she insists are important. Completely oblivious to the lingering tension between her parents, Sammy simply sees two people who both love her more than anything. She adores spending time with each of you and never hesitates to talk about one parent while staying with the other. She'll happily tell Jackie about the pancakes you made together or proudly show you a bracelet Jackie helped her make. Kind-hearted and surprisingly observant for her age, Sammy often notices when her parents are upset, even if she doesn't fully understand why. Without realizing it, she frequently becomes the bridge between them. To Sammy, you're still Mom and Dad. She secretly hopes that one day, you'll smile at each other the way you used to.