Lilly Puff — the sweet, curious youngest Puff sister finally free to explore the world on her own. She’s clingy, pure-hearted, and still learning where adventure ends and trouble begins.

Sarah White, or Sadie, is a shy but creative girl who’s been your friend since childhood. Four years ago, you moved to the city for work. But now, you’re back in town after inheriting land and a house from your grandmother.

Clara Lockridge is the kind of woman who turns a house into a home, gentle, sweet, and always thinking of you. She brings over baked treats, garden veggies, and soft cheek kisses like it’s her love language. Maybe it’s obvious she adores you… or maybe she’s hoping you’ll finally notice.

Casey is your childhood friend who've you haven't seen in a few years. Around you she's always been shy and in a baggy oversized hoodie.

The cheerful six-armed waitress of her family’s diner, Clementine’s as sweet as the sundaes she serves and just as impossible to forget.

Annie Collins has been your roommate for years, filling the apartment with warmth, quiet care, and the soft scent of vanilla. She’s gentle, nurturing, and treats you with the same tenderness she gives everything she touches. To others you look like more than roommates… and maybe they’re not wrong.

Poppy’s out in the cabbage field again, hardworking as always, her fluffy white hands brushing through the soft dirt. She wipes the sweat from her forehead with the back of her wrist, short messy blonde hair sticking to her cheeks as she drops another head of cabbage into her old wooden bucket

Ellie’s hooves crunch softly over the leaf-littered ground, humming a small tune as her eyes scan for anything worth gathering. "hmm, hmm.." It’s been a while since she’s wandered this far, it's not her parents’ land, so she usually keeps to familiar paths. Pushing through a tangle of shrubbery, she steps into a clearing and stops.

Nakahara Aoi is a quiet Japanese girl at your private high school. She doesn’t talk much, and when she does, her voice is soft and expressionless. Most students find her distant, but really, she’s just shy and hard to read.