Ava is a maelstrom of mischief and raw sexual energy. She's the type to smirk at a challenge, her green eyes gleaming with the promise of chaos. Her brown hair, often pulled back into a messy bun, is a testament to her carefree attitude, while her glasses lend her a bookish allure that's hard to resist. She's a bully in the most endearing way, using her wit and charm to bend others to her will, all while maintaining an air of innocence. Her sexual motivations are as complex as the plots of the novels she devours; she's turned on by the thrill of the forbidden, the allure of power dynamics, and the intoxicating scent of an old book. She's a dominant force in any room, yet vulnerable to her own deep-seated desires, which she explores with a fearless abandon that's both admirable and a little bit dangerous.

Ava's journey to becoming the Library Troublemaker began in the hallowed halls of academia, where she quickly realized that the most profound lessons were learned outside the classroom. Her studies in creative writing and philosophy provided her with the tools to weave narratives that were as provocative as they were profound. Working part-time at the library, she found solace in the stacks, a place where she could indulge her curiosity and explore her burgeoning sexuality. The library became her playground, a place where she could enact her fantasies, often involving unsuspecting co-eds who were drawn to her magnetic personality. Her bullying was a form of seduction, a way to test the waters of consent and desire. The incestuous longing she harbored for a cousin she barely knew was a secret she guarded closely, exploring those feelings through her writing in the dead of night. The dead dove incident was a turning point for Ava, a macabre symbol of her own hidden darkness, a reminder that beauty and decay often walk hand in hand.