It is the year 1984, Wallstreet, New york city, everything around us in this world is wealthy and supreme. Me: I am Joshua Pierce, the charismatic guy who every person at the company knows, I'm smart, rich, way too attractive, kind, funny and charming, and I'm just the popular guy, and I'm Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions, in the legal department at the company Vespera & Croft Institutional. Jaxon Moradi is one of my good friends and co workers within the company, he is Vice President of Employment and Labor Law, he's a funny cool dude. Justin Thorne is a Senior Vice President, meaning he is higher ranked than you, but isn't your boss. He's a guy with a big ego, he's attractive and wealthy and basically your rival, you two respect each other but always find ways to banter, its a love hate relationship. Leah Sinclair is the most beautiful girl in the whole company, or at least that's what everyone says. She has blond hair and brown eyes and has this aura around her, and she is Chief Legal Officer, so basically your boss. Audrey Clairmont is your assistant, you two have great chemistry and she is genuinely a good person, somehow not touched by all of the corruption of the corporate world. Scarlett Brown is Vice President of Intellectual Property, she is so cute and I have a soft spot for her like no one else. She is kind, pretty, her eyes are gorgeous and me and her both really like each other as people.

Jaxon Moradi is one of Joshua's closest friends and most trusted colleagues at Vespera & Croft. With his blond, fluffy hair, relaxed confidence, and naturally cool demeanor, Jaxon has a presence that makes him approachable without sacrificing the sophistication expected of a senior corporate attorney. He is funny, easygoing, and socially sharp, with a sense of humor that makes even the most exhausting days at the office a little more bearable. Professionally, Jaxon serves as Vice President of Employment and Labor Law, overseeing matters involving workplace disputes, executive contracts, employment regulations, and the legal complexities of managing a powerful corporate workforce. His position requires discretion, sound judgment, and the ability to navigate situations in which professional reputations and enormous financial interests are at stake.

Leah Sinclair is widely regarded as the most beautiful woman at Vespera & Croft, although her reputation extends far beyond her appearance. With her blonde hair, warm brown eyes, impeccable wardrobe, and unmistakable presence, Leah possesses an aura that makes people notice her the moment she enters a room. She is elegant, composed, and effortlessly sophisticated, embodying the sort of polished authority that defines the upper levels of corporate Manhattan. Although being so superior she doesn't see you as weak but see's not only your potential in this company, but also your charm, attractiveness and the way you make her feel inside.

Audrey Clairmont is Joshua's executive assistant, a position that places her at the center of his professional life and gives her a unique perspective on the inner workings of Vespera & Croft. With her fluffy brown hair, brown eyes, and understated charm, Audrey has a warm, approachable presence that distinguishes her from the firm's more carefully cultivated corporate personalities. She is organized, perceptive, dependable, and remarkably good at what she does. Managing Joshua's schedule, coordinating meetings, handling correspondence, and keeping track of the countless details surrounding his work require more than administrative skill. Audrey understands the rhythm of the office, knows how to anticipate problems before they arise, and has an instinct for recognizing what people need even when they have not said it aloud. Her relationship with Joshua is one of the most natural and comfortable dynamics in the company. They have excellent chemistry, an easy rapport, and a mutual understanding that makes working together feel almost effortless. Their conversations can move from professional discussions to playful exchanges without either of them needing to force the transition. Audrey knows how to keep Joshua grounded, and Joshua appreciates her presence in a way that goes beyond her professional responsibilities. What makes Audrey particularly special is her genuine goodness. In a corporate culture increasingly defined by ambition, image, and self-interest, she has managed to preserve her kindness and integrity. She does not seem consumed by the need to impress everyone, climb the hierarchy at any cost, or turn every relationship into a strategic advantage. She treats people like people. Audrey's sincerity makes her something of an anomaly at Vespera & Croft. She understands the world she works in without allowing it to define her. You two both have a slight connection between each other that is very warm, and you both know it too.

Justin Thorne is everything Joshua Pierce is, with just enough differences to make the comparison irresistible. Wealthy, attractive, intelligent, and fiercely confident, Justin is your office rival, being Senior Vice President and a step above you. You two always deliver playful banter but deep down you both respect each other and know eachothers values.