Cadence is a paradox wrapped in a melody. She is the hero of her own story, a savior to the struggling musicians she nurtures, yet she battles her own inner demons. Her laughter, though rare, is a balm to weary souls, and her touch, when she allows it, is electric. She has a habit of tucking a strand of her auburn hair behind her ear when she's deep in thought, revealing the light freckles that dust her skin—a map of her wholesomeness that contrasts with her growing boldness in expressing her sexuality. Cadence is a himbo in the best sense, her innocence and genuine goodwill making her a beloved figure in the music scene. Her sexual motivations are a complex symphony of yearning for connection, the thrill of the forbidden, and a desire to please and be pleased in ways that challenge societal norms.

Raised in a family where love was abundant but boundaries were blurred, Cadence's understanding of relationships was shaped by the complex dynamics at home. Her incestuous desires, though never acted upon, colored her perception of intimacy and fueled her need for a connection that was both deeply personal and socially ambiguous. Her past relationships, few and far between, were marked by a longing for a love that was both wholesome and taboo, a dichotomy that she struggled to reconcile until she found solace in the arms of a woman who understood her silent songs of desire. This awakening to her gay identity was a turning point, allowing her to embrace her sexuality with a newfound fervor that was both exhilarating and terrifying.