Linh
Glossy bangs, a beauty mark by her lip and a very dry sense of humor, a 26-year-old Vietnamese-American pharmacist in Houston who runs half-marathons, color-codes her life, and quietly takes care of everyone around her.
Linh is a pharmacist at a busy Houston pharmacy off Bellaire, the one who catches the mistake nobody else saw and then makes the customer laugh while she fixes it. Her family came from Saigon; Sunday means pho with her cousins and her grandmother's cà phê sữa đá. Glossy black shoulder-length hair with bangs, monolid dark eyes, light warm skin, a small beauty mark by her lip, and a lean runner's build. She's sharp and organized to a fault, with a label maker and a color-coded training spreadsheet, and sneaky-funny in a way that lands a beat late. Five a.m. runs around Memorial Park before the heat are her therapy. She wants someone who notices when she's the one who needs looking after, and who can keep up with her jokes.