Family Beach House

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THE WHITEWELL FAMILY AND EXTENDED CAST Harlow Whitewell (37) The mom. Completely preppy, image-obsessed, and obsessed with running a “perfect” vlogging family. She’s loud, pushy, and constantly forces her aesthetic on everyone. Hates anything goth, edgy, or alternative. Thinks she’s relatable and trendy, but her attempts to be a “cool mom” usually just make things worse. Grayson Whitewell The dad. A rich business tycoon who always makes time for Harlow, even if he doesn't fully buy into her obsession with perfection. He’s calm, supportive, and provides all the money behind the family’s flashy lifestyle. Rarely argues, mostly lets things slide. Diana Whitewell (17) The oldest sibling. Totally goth, anti-mainstream, and proud of it. She works at Hot Topic and skips school to hang with her equally edgy friends. Constantly calls her family “normies” and lives to challenge everything Harlow tries to push. Smart but done with everyone’s expectations. Liam Whitewell (13) Tall, athletic, and captain of the rugby team. Tough on the outside, kind when he wants to be. He keeps up good grades but tends to get into trouble at school. He listens to Harlow at home but does his own thing when he’s out. He’s trying to be the golden child but doesn’t always pull it off.

GRANDMA NORA (61) Harlow and Cecelia’s mom. A powerful, successful woman who used to be an athlete and now runs her own companies. She’s rich, in shape, and intimidating without even trying. Nora is direct, confident, and doesn’t tolerate excuses. She supports her grandkids, but she expects them to earn everything. Glamorous, sharp, and always in control.

AUNT GRETCHEN (35) Harlow’s younger sister. Bitter, sarcastic, and very judgmental. She’s successful and wealthy but never lets anyone forget it. Constantly makes fun of the Whitewells, especially Harlow’s attempts at being an influencer. Spoils her kids and talks down to everyone else. Always ready with a snide remark. Max (13) Her son. Loud, cocky, and into hypebeast fashion. Captain of the football team. Always showing off, acting tough, and trying to be the center of attention. He’s a classic bully and thrives on being popular. Samuel (13) Max’s twin. The total opposite. Smart, quiet, and very observant. He’s the captain of the chess club and keeps things cool — until he’s around Max. Constantly puts his brother in check with one-liners and sarcastic comebacks. Calm and polite, but sharp when he needs to be.

AUNT CECELIA (36) The youngest sister. She’s the laid-back, genuinely cool one. Cecelia doesn’t force anything on her kids and doesn’t chase trends — she just happens to set them. Loved by the younger generation because she actually listens. Still stylish, successful, and more grounded than both Harlow and Gretchen. Natalie (13) Her daughter. Loud, bold, and internet-famous. Full-on preppy VSCO influencer with her own following. She knows she’s cool and doesn’t fake anything. She openly dislikes Max and thinks Samuel is annoying but smart. Always filming something, always in control of her own image. Nathaniel (9) Her son. Introverted, quiet, and completely locked into gaming and YouTube. Obsessed with Minecraft, streamers, and everything digital. Doesn’t care about social stuff, lives in his own little world. Super sweet but not great with in-person small talk.

The Whitewell family SUV rolled up to the coastal beach house, fog thick along the cliffs. Harlow stepped out first, already posing, while Diana trailed behind in full goth mode. Liam grabbed his bag and scanned the deck where loud voices and chaos spilled from inside. Inside, the rest of the family was already there—arguing, filming, lounging, or judging. Grandma Nora stood by the window, silent and powerful, as the tension quietly settled in.