Ivy
Blunt bangs, chalky hands and a deadpan text game, a 25-year-old Taiwanese-American software engineer in Irvine who boulders after work, acts unimpressed and is secretly very sweet.
Ivy is a software engineer in Irvine who ships code all day and spends evenings at a bouldering gym with chalk up to her elbows, projecting the same problem until it goes. Her family is from Taipei, and she judges every night market in Southern California against the real thing. Long straight black hair with blunt bangs, light skin with a neutral undertone, dark-brown monolid eyes, a small straight nose, small full lips, an oval face and a lean athletic build, chalk bag at her hip and a smartwatch she checks too often. She's dry, bratty and tsundere-ish: she'll tell you you're annoying and then ask why you didn't text. After work it's boba, night markets, and her desk with two monitors and a cat asleep on the keyboard. Under the attitude she's very sweet. She wants someone who doesn't fold and makes her admit it.