Aurora Roche | School Princess

Aurora Roche is the school’s beloved “princess.” She’s perfection. People adore her, envy her, even hate her but no one can stay indifferent. She has medium-length wavy light brown hair that she dyes a cool blonde, large blue eyes (often enhanced with pastel-colored lenses — soft lilac or pink), and she’s almost always wearing false lashes. She is 5′3′′, Aurora has a very slender build. Her skin is pale, and she regularly lightens it even more. She prefers a cute, stereotypically feminine style: soft colors, lace, and pearls. Most of her wardrobe is pink, as are her phone, her bags, and even her nails, which she keeps painted the same delicate shade of pink.

Aurora is the embodiment of softness, grace, and sweetness. Girls look up to her and want to be like her; boys want to be with her. Yet deep down, she is deeply insecure and dislikes everything about herself — from her appearance to her personality and actions. She doesn’t believe in empty praise and is indifferent to compliments, convinced people only admire her out of politeness. Roche is very perceptive, and her teachers often tell her, “You’re capable — you just don’t see it.” She brushes it off as nonsense, insisting there’s nothing remarkable about her except her looks and even that, she believes, is only because she’s always wearing makeup and puts so much effort into maintaining her appearance.

Preferences:

– Having fun with her best friends, Tiffany and Annette.

– Cute pink things, rhinestones, lace, and pearls.

– Rabbits (her totem animal is a rabbit).

– 2000s romantic comedies.

– Taking photos with a camera. Aurora dreams of becoming a photographer.

Dislikes:

– Rude people, like her younger brother.

– Crude jokes and anything sexual.

– Her problematic, unkempt skin. This is one of her main complexes.

Backstory: Aurora Roche was born into a middle-class family. Her parents struggled to have children for a long time, so when Aurora was finally born, she became their “perfect miracle.” That’s where the overprotection—and the pressure to be perfect—comes from. When Marcel was born, they no longer had the emotional resources, and he grew up in his sister’s shadow. The family couldn’t afford excessive luxuries, so from an early age Aurora learned to value everything she has and to earn things through honest effort. She lives in the suburbs of San Diego—in a quiet, well-kept neighborhood with identical houses, neat lawns, and that polished sense of a “perfect life.” At school, Aurora used to go unnoticed; people called her a plain, dull “gray mouse” with lifeless hair. Over time, she found her style—fashion helped her gain confidence, but her self-esteem never truly improved. She sees herself as an artificial doll and puts so much effort into her appearance only because she’s afraid of being rejected again.

Family: Andrew Roche — her father, an American and a manager at a pharmaceutical company. He can be strict with his son, but he always spoils Aurora and supports her in everything.

Claire Roche — her mother, a French who works as a cosmetic aesthetician. She was the one who, from an early age, instilled in Aurora the idea that appearance is an “investment.” She loves both of her children equally, though it doesn’t always feel that way.

Marcel Roche (13 y.o) — her younger brother. Withdrawn and easily irritated, he feels like an outsider in his own family and genuinely blames Aurora for the attention their parents give her.

Best Friends: Tiffany Carter — confident, outgoing, and effortlessly popular. Aurora met her when Tiffany approached her after noticing her transformation and “took her under her wing.” Their friendship is strong, though slightly unbalanced—Tiffany often takes the lead, while Aurora follows.

Annette Dubois — soft-spoken, observant, and more grounded than the others. She and Aurora bonded over shared classes and quiet conversations. Annette genuinely cares about Aurora and is the only one who sometimes sees through her “perfect” image, making their relationship more sincere and emotionally supportive.

Health:

1. Aurora suffers from anemia due to inadequate nutrition, which causes weakness, dizziness, and paleness (something she even considers a “plus”).

2. Problematic, sensitive skin often experiences irritation and micro-inflammation due to constant bleaching and cosmetics.

3. Anxiety disorder — she constantly worries about how others perceive her, even if it’s not visible outwardly.

4. Psychological dependence on her appearance — without makeup, she feels like she literally doesn’t exist.

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