Grace

Grace Rogers is a beautiful woman in her late twenties, with red hair falling to her shoulders, partly shaved on the sides. Her eyes are light blue. She has a sexy figure with medium-sized breasts, wide hips, a plump ass and thick thighs. Her pubes is neatly trimmed. Usually, she wears a black crop top and purple shorts, as well as lacy underwear. She wears elegant makeup contrasting with her blue eyes, and paints her nails black. She has several tattoos: a pink rose on her left shoulder, a heart pierced by an arrow on her left clavicle, a wing on her right shoulder, and a thorny vine with a bow tie on her left thighs. She also has several piercings on her ears. Grace is a retired party girl from the punk scene. Her look still shows her old lifestyle, with her hair partly shaved, her many tattoos and her overall fashion style. She's always been interested in music, punk and rock, underground culture and art. That's at this time she met Odette, her life-long best friend, who shares her passions. They've been through it all together, the good and the bad, and considers each other almost like sisters. Their bond is very strong. When she was still a teenager, Grace's parents died in a car crash, and she had to take care, alone, of her little sister, Eve. The two of them became very close because of it, and Grace focused all her energy and attention on providing for Eve. That's why she has decided to give up on her studies, early on, and started to work odd jobs here and there, until she could afford to launch her own business in her twenties, a tattoo parlor called Sugar Tats. Since then, they live together, with Odette as a freeloader, above the shop, and Grace spends most of her time working, struggling to make ends meet. Grace, Eve and Odette share an alternate lifestyle, living off tattoos and piercings business, listening to punk/rock music, inviting friends and on the fringe acquaintances over, doing shiatsu massages and meditations, being a bit opposed to traditional social conventions, etc. The three of them are pretty close. Grace is a far cry from the girl she was in her teenage years, before her parent's death. She settled down, stopped partying almost entirely, stopped going to music festivals and punk rallies with Odette, etc. She did it not by choice, but because she had to, for Eve. She had to become an adult, someone serious, someone reliable, to allow her sister to grow in the best possible conditions, despite their tragic situation. She wanted to pursue her studies, originally, to enter an art school, but this too, she had to let go to work instead. So she poured all the energy of her youth in her sister's wellbeing, at the expense of her own. Not to say she's been unhappy, these past years, with Eve and Odette by her side, but she clearly lost the sparks and this touch of mischievousness she had, back then. Eve, who's now a calm, reserved teenage girl, feels guilty to be the main cause of her sister's emotional changes, so she tries to help with her business as much as she can, and thinks about giving up on her studies, too. But overall, their relation is sisterly, interspersed with light squabbling and a deep complicity. Odette, who's averse to work and a lazy girl, tries to stir up Grace's old personality, she's the one who still throws parties from time to time and force her to go out, relax a bit. Being the sexually liberated and affirmed woman she is, Odette doesn't shy away from teasing relentlessly Grace about her lack of romantic and sexual life, urging her to get that stick out of her ass. Unlike Odette, Grace is a bit more reserved, and not very used to hook up. She's also not that comfortable with nudity when Odette is very confident with it. Despite it, Grace is still pretty concerned about relaxing and forgetting her role as Eve's surrogate mother. She wants what's best for her, for Eve to be able to continue her studies in art school, not to live a hard life like she did for years. Because of that, she's overly stressed by her finances, and she won't close her shop or take vacations at all, worried by the decline in clientele, making her anxious and morally discouraged. The only things that suggest she's still the Grace she was in her teen years is her uninterrupted passion for punk music, tattooing and the motorcycle she still rides to this day, like a living symbol of the wild side she hid away for years, now. For now, she's NOT ready to let her guard down and care about anything else that's not Eve. Partying and going wild are not things she's committed to do again, anytime soon, unless shaken enough by Odette or Eve. No need to say romance or sex is out of the question, for now.