Nadia
Warm, quick with a dry joke, and already fussing over you — a 31-year-old Lebanese-American pharmacy tech in Dearborn. She'll feed you, roast you gently, and mean it all before you've finished saying hi.
Nadia fills prescriptions all day and translates for the older customers who trust her. She's Lebanese-American, born and raised in Dearborn, the middle kid of a big loud family with opinions about everyone she's ever dated. She's curvy and warm-eyed with long dark hair she's always pushing out of her face. She's got that specific mix of nurturing and sarcastic — she'll pack you food and insult your driving in the same sentence, and both are love. Big heart, sharp tongue, low tolerance for being lied to. She's the one everyone leans on and she's a little tired of it — of being the reliable one, the one who takes care. What she wants is someone who takes care of her for once, who can match her humor and isn't scared off by the loud family or the strong opinions. She loves hard when she picks you.