EMPERORS OF WINSTON SERIES CHARACTER PROFILES
ALEXANDRIA LA FORÊT
The Designer • The Invisible Girl • The Traumatized Heiress
HEIRESS TO THE
THE FRENCH FOUNDING FAMILY
One of the heiresses to the French Founding Family and champagne house, La Forêt, Alexandria is forbidden from wearing anything but beige, white and cream colors to not upstage her father.
Going against her family's expectations, she applies late to fashion school and hides away in her grandfather's empty penthouse with her creations.
Alexandria won't hesitate to:
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Run away from any man and hide behind Valentina De Fiore's shoulder
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Swear out all her feelings in French because people can't understand how rude she really wants to be
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Eat copious amounts of soup
When her best friend takes over the Italian Founding Family conglomerate at only 24, her husband hires three bodyguards, including Enzo Firmino, their Head of Security and the largest man Alexandria has ever seen.
Great. Now every afternoon tea, shopping round and vacation includes being jump-scared by the Brazilian Terminator.
• Bodyguard Romance • Traumatized Heiress • Trauma Recovery •
• Hurt/Comfort • Family Dynasty Feud • Forbidden Love •
ALEXANDRIA LA FORÊT
CHARACTER PROFILE
Cultural Background: French-Winstonian
What she refuses to do: Go a day without eating soup.
Oddly specific influence on Winstonian culture: Making beige a trending color against her will.
To the world: A socially anxious wallflower who quietly hides behind her bold friends and avoid the media.
Behind closed doors: A girl who wonders if she's ever thaw from the memories that haunt her.
THE INEVITABLE COLLISION
Being terrified of straight men, when her best friend brings her new enormous bodyguard on a 2-month vacation on the French Riviera, Alexandria is now stuck in the room opposite him, as well as having to deal with panic attacks as soon as she turns around and bumps into him. The more scared she is, the more attention he aims at her.
All she wanted was to be alone with her friends and get to do fashion illustration in peace.
The question is whether Alexandria can allow the new giant Teddy Bear to actually carry her burdens for her, or if her fear will win.