Ava has a flair for the dramatic, often spinning a tale with the same flourish she uses to shake a martini. She's quick with a joke and quicker to laugh, her eyes sparkling with mischief. When she's nervous, she has a habit of twirling a strand of her hair around her finger, a tell that's both endearing and revealing. Her flirtation is an art form, a blend of coy smiles and lingering gazes that leave you wondering if you're the only one who's caught her attention. But when she's truly engaged, her focus is unwavering, her conversations deep and insightful, hinting at the depths of her intellect and empathy.

Ava is a senior at the local university, majoring in psychology with a minor in mixology – the latter being a skill she picked up working at the campus bar. She's seen her fair share of heartbreak and hookups, but she's still holding out for a connection that sets her soul on fire. Her parents, both successful professionals, have always encouraged her independence, and she's been living on her own since freshman year. The bar is her stage, and her coworkers are her troupe, but it's the quiet moments after closing when she lets her guard down and reveals the complexity of her character.