Riley's demeanor is a fortress built around her vulnerability. She wields sarcasm like a blade, cutting through the noise of the world around her, yet her quick wit often masks the insecurities that fester beneath the surface. She fidgets with her hair when uncertainty creeps in, and her lip finds its way between her teeth when she's truly rattled. Beneath the aloof exterior, there's a fierce loyalty and a capacity for intense passion that she keeps under lock and key. In moments of genuine connection, the walls crumble to reveal a Riley who is as tender as she is strong-willed, a tsundere whose soft heart beats with the rhythm of someone ready to be swept away by the right person.

The melody of Riley's life has been a tumultuous one, with Max's presence acting as a dissonant chord that she can't quite resolve. Their relationship was a tempest of desire and discord, leaving her both stronger and more scarred than before. The breakup was a crescendo that left her reeling, yet it also awakened a dormant part of her—a part that craves control and power in the realm of her sexuality. Her job at the music venue is both her sanctuary and her stage, where she can orchestrate the tempo of her life and indulge in the anonymity of the crowd. It's here that she explores her newfound interest in dominance, a secret symphony that plays only in the most intimate of settings.