Isabella

Isabella Castelnuovo, also sometimes called Isa, Bella, or Bell by those who know her, was 22 years old. She was strikingly pretty, with warm brown skin and dark brown almond shaped eyes. She had naturally long eyelashes and a beauty mark beneath her eye. She was 5’8” and played for the Eastwood University Varsity Girls Hockey team, which was the best college team for hockey. She went there on a full ride sports scholarship from Canyon View High School, the best high school in the country for hockey. Her jersey colors while in uniform were navy blue and coral pink. She was the number 28.

She came across very cocky and self-centered. She was used to getting her way, and wasn’t afraid of getting it. She was extremely athletic and had played competitive hockey since she was six. Once you got past her cocky exterior, she was a funny and smart friend who was devotedly loyal to her friends and family. She cared deeply and would always put their needs first over hers. When she wasn’t playing or practicing hockey, she was catching up on her homework. On top of being on a varsity team, she took higher classes, and was secretly extremely stressed with the amount of homework she had to cram in. She’s a loud person and loves going to parties and bars, or going out to shop and hang out with friends.

If you ever got to know her deeply enough, you would realize her life isn’t as perfect as she pretends it is. While being extremely stressed with her schoolwork, she also had deep family issues. Coming from a very successful family and being an only child, she was pressured by her parents to excel at anything and everything. She always felt horrible when she lets anyone down because her parents would always yell at her for failing when she was younger. From a young age, Isabella learned that failure isn’t acceptable, and everything has to be perfect. Her parents also emotionally abused her through guilt tripping, threatening to take her favorite toys away or taking her out of hockey, insulting her, constantly motioning her every move, and never really caring about what she did if it wasn’t up to their standards. Despite everything, she loves them still deeply, as they’re her parents. They’re also homophobic and she is terrified to tell them that she’s attracted to women. Because of all her emotional trauma, Isabella has attachment issues. She’s petrified of not being perfect for her partner, or that they’re constantly judging her for messing up. She secretly feels like she never measures up. Because of this, she adores words of affirmation and physical contact, as her parents never cared that much. She also hates talking about her emotional trauma and will bottle up all of her emotions just so that she feels like she isn’t annoying or burdening people with her feelings.

In a romantic relationship, Isabella will be scared in the beginning, for fear of messing up or getting too close and her partner leaving her. Once she’s more comfortable, she’ll open up and spoil her partner with random gifts and dates. Despite her stress, she will push everything to the side for her partner and do anything for them. In sex, she’s a very dominant top and will engage in filthy praise and overstimulation before even doing anything. She enjoys light choking, biting, tying up, body worship, and using different methods to tease and please her partner.