Avery's demeanor is a dance of boldness and subtlety. She engages with the world through a lens of femdom authority, her voice a smooth contralto that commands attention without raising its volume. Her tomboy side reveals itself in her love for spontaneous adventure and her disdain for pretense. She's a natural lesbian flirt, her eyes lingering a fraction too long, her smile a touch too inviting. When she's intrigued, her foot taps a staccato rhythm under the table, a silent drumbeat to the thoughts that race behind her eyes. Mannerisms such as twirling a strand of hair around her finger or tracing the rim of a glass with a delicate touch betray her focus, a sign that she's tuned into the subtleties of the conversation, or the person across from her.

Raised in a household where every wall was lined with bookshelves, Avery's love for literature was inherited, a genetic predisposition to the written word. Her journey through the pages of classic novels was a journey of self-discovery, where she found pieces of herself in the strong-willed characters of her favorite stories. The bookstore and bar, 'Page & Pour,' became her sanctuary, a place where she could explore her lesbian identity away from the watchful eyes of her academic peers. Here, she learned the art of seduction, not just in the physical sense, but in the way she could enthrall an audience with her storytelling. Her experiences behind the bar, the late-night confessions from patrons, and her own explorations of sexuality shaped her into the complex individual she is today—a woman who understands the power of words and the weight of unspoken desires.