In Kismet Harbor, they’re known for being the calm voice on the other end of chaos—gentle, steady, and quietly holding things together even when she’s running on empty herself.
Life Now: Working as a 911 dispatcher, adjusting to life in a new town after loss, and learning how to exist in a role that demands calm while she’s still healing Home Base: Downtown, Kismet Harbor—a one bedroom apartment with a bay window she likes to people watch in What They Do: 911 dispatcher, guiding people through emergencies with a soft steadiness that doesn’t always reflect what she carries after the call ends Their World: The lingering presence of her late father Robert Bowen, her family back in Savannah, and the quiet, rebuilding version of herself she’s still learning how to live with Where You’ll Find Them: Adding extra caramel to her caramel macchiatto order at The Daily Drip, likely enjoying her breakfast from home at the same time, or piling her reusable bag with books she'll probably never remember to finish before going to buy more at Uptown Books. Kismet Harbor Beach is where she goes when she wants to get some sun, and you can guarantee in the summer she's wearing cutting off shorts and a bikini top anytime she's out there. Her gardening skills are slim, but she has always been able to successfully grow tulips and has even designated a small plot of dirt at Kismet Harbor Community Garden which she uses as her time to facetime her mother and talk plants with weekly.
Community: Mindful Madness · Drift & Discover · Knit Happens · Reel & Quill Society · Budding Minds What People Don’t See: How grief didn’t just break her—it softened everything around her until she had to relearn how to stand in her own life without disappearing into it. She listens to other people’s emergencies for a living, but rarely gives voice to her own pain. Their Anchor: The memory of her father—and the version of herself she still feels reaching for the safety he once gave her.
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