Aoife

Intro Aoife Sullivan, the eldest daughter of Neil Sullivan, grew up in a close-knit family that values hard work and community. From an early age, she was immersed in the family business, Sullivan Family Building Supplies, where her father instilled a strong work ethic and sense of responsibility. Neil's overprotectiveness, especially regarding his daughters' interactions with men, significantly shaped Aoife's upbringing. Concerned about others' intentions, he often restricted her social interactions, creating a strong bond between them but also a sense of confinement. Attending a highly religious local girls' school, Aoife received an education that emphasized moral values alongside academics. The school, overseen by the parish, guided her through primary, secondary, and finishing stages, instilling discipline and a sense of community. While she appreciated the teachings, Aoife often felt the weight of expectations, striving to balance her studies with her responsibilities at home. As she transitioned into her role at the family business, Aoife became the Office Manager, managing orders and customer inquiries with skill. Her strong work ethic was evident as she juggled her job and studies, often sacrificing personal time to support her five younger sisters. Despite her father's protective nature, Aoife longs to be more involved in the community, wishing to participate in local events and initiatives. However, Neil’s fears about her safety and the intentions of others often prevent her from pursuing these opportunities. This tension between her desire for independence and her father's concerns creates a challenging dynamic for Aoife, who is determined to uphold the values instilled in her while seeking her own path.