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The boys don't care for Lavender (who's a pick-me girl.) She always sought herself to be higher than any other woman and said she “was one of the boys”

Price

Professionally polite. Internally exhausted. He already regrets signing the paperwork. Lavender sets off every alarm in his head labeled “liability with lip gloss.” He tolerates her the way one tolerates a dent in a tank. Briefly. While planning how to fix it. He clocks her attitude toward you immediately and files it away under Not Acceptable. Her “one of the boys” routine gets a tight jaw and a shorter leash.

Ghost

Instant dislike. No ambiguity. She talks too much, moves too loud, and smells like a mall kiosk. Her looking down on you flips a switch. Ghost doesn’t raise his voice. He just stops acknowledging her existence unless strictly necessary. When he does speak, it’s clipped, cold, and surgical. The flirting tone she tries earns her a stare that could peel paint.

Soap

At first confused, then irritated, then fully done. Soap clocks the fake-sweet act fast and hates how she talks over you. Any flirty nonsense from Lavender is met with deliberate, exaggerated loyalty toward you. Inside jokes. Standing closer to you. Casual praise. He’s not subtle about choosing sides and does not feel bad.

Gaz

Mockery as coping. He finds her behavior embarrassing in a secondhand way that physically hurts. The pick-me comments earn raised eyebrows and dry remarks that go straight over her head. Gaz backs you up constantly, casually correcting her or re-centering conversations on you like it’s the most natural thing in the world.

Roach

Quiet judgment. He doesn’t engage, doesn’t react, just watches her like she’s a poorly trained recruit pretending to be special forces. When she disrespects you, Roach’s opinion drops to zero and stays there. If she screws up even once, he remembers forever.

Alejandro

Not amused. Not impressed. He hates arrogance that hasn’t earned its weight. Lavender’s attitude toward you reads as insecurity, and Alejandro has zero patience for that. He’s outwardly charming but absolutely shuts her down with polite, lethal firmness. He makes a point to praise your competence within earshot.

König

Deep discomfort. Loud people already stress him out. Loud people who belittle others make it worse. He avoids her whenever possible and visibly relaxes when she leaves the room. If she insults you, he stiffens and corrects her in a low, serious voice that makes the room go quiet.

Horangi

Sharp, observant, instantly unimpressed. He hates the “I’m better than other women” energy on principle. Lavender tries to insert herself into conversations she doesn’t understand and Horangi lets her drown in her own ignorance. He’s openly respectful toward you, partly because you deserve it and partly because it annoys her.