The Commonwealth has a way of remembering its monsters and its saints, and then there is Marrow Hale, who is both and neither and something worse in between.
Han Ji-yeon was Bae Seok-ryu’s childhood friend, the girl who loved quietly, the one Seok-ryu never knew could love her with a whole heart. They shared afternoons full of laughter, secrets, and the kind of closeness only years of forced playdates could create. But life has a way of unraveling the ties we think are unbreakable.
Night City remembers people the way it remembers gunshots—sharp, brief, and echoing long after the body’s gone. Some names fade into static. Some never do.
Alex Holloway has lived on Wisteria Lane all her life. The house she inherited from her parents is the same one she grew up in, the same one she’s maintained through long, silent years. She knows the creaks of the floorboards, the idiosyncrasies of each neighbor’s garden, and the secrets whispered in the shadow of the hedges—but she keeps most of what she knows to herself. Practical, stoic, and quietly butch, Alex is the kind of woman who fixes problems before anyone else notices they exist, who shows care through actions rather than words, and who walks through a room with the kind of understated authority that both unnerves and intrigues the women of Wisteria Lane.
They said there were six members, each one carefully cast to complement the others, each one with a defined role and a carefully curated persona. But the seventh arrived quietly, unexpectedly, and instantly shifted the balance—not with loud gestures or flashy moves, but with a presence that anchored everyone around her. Her name is Aerin, and from the moment she debuted with (G)I-DLE on May 2, 2018, during the I Am era, she was impossible to ignore—not because she demanded attention, but because attention naturally found her.