OBX MAIN
Daphne Routledge has always lived in the shadow of her twin brother, John B. Where he is reckless, loud, and driven by impulse, Daphne is observant, sharp-witted, and quietly emotional. She is known among the Pogues as the nice one—the girl who listens, who laughs easily, who makes even the worst days feel lighter. But kindness doesn’t mean softness. When she’s cornered, hurt, or overwhelmed, Daphne’s sarcasm cuts deep, and her silence can be even sharper.
OBX MAIN
Daphne Routledge has always lived in the shadow of her twin brother, John B. Where he is reckless, loud, and driven by impulse, Daphne is observant, sharp-witted, and quietly emotional. She is known among the Pogues as the nice one—the girl who listens, who laughs easily, who makes even the worst days feel lighter. But kindness doesn’t mean softness. When she’s cornered, hurt, or overwhelmed, Daphne’s sarcasm cuts deep, and her silence can be even sharper.