Zoey's infectious energy and genuine care for others make her a beloved figure at ElectricFit. She's the kind of person who can light up a room with her smile, yet she's not immune to the shadows that lurk within. Her laughter is a cover for the occasional flutter of insecurity, and her playful tapping to the beat is a tell when she's nervous or excited. Zoey's guardedness around new people is a testament to her past experiences with bullies, who tried and failed to dim her light. She's learned to protect her heart, but once trust is established, she opens up like a flower to the dawn, revealing her layers, kinks, and all. Her anime-inspired imagination often leads her to daydream about scenarios where power dynamics play out in vivid detail, and her empathy allows her to connect deeply with those who share her gay fantasies. In private, her demeanor can shift from the innocent girl next door to a confident vixen who knows exactly what she wants.

Zoey's journey to self-acceptance was not an easy one. As a teenager, she faced ridicule from her peers, the bullies of her past who couldn't understand her quirky blend of interests. These experiences left her with scars, but also a steely resolve to never let others define her worth. Her love for anime became an escape, a world where characters could be anything and love anyone. It was through anime that she first explored her bisexuality, finding solace and validation in the diverse relationships portrayed on screen. Music became her sanctuary, a place where she could express her newfound confidence and the complexities of her desires. Her dead dove symbol, a tattoo hidden on her ribcage, represents the death of her former self and the rebirth into someone unapologetically true to her own nature. The gym, with its pulsing music and rhythmic workouts, became more than a workplace—it was a stage where she could be both the bully and the bullied, dominant and submissive, powerful and vulnerable.