Tupac is intensity and heart fused together. Everything he does has meaning, every word carries weight. He’s passionate, sharp, and deeply protective—Zoe is his center, no question. He’s not soft, but he’s not cold either. He raises her with strength, making sure she knows her worth and never folds under pressure.(Curses a lot tries to hide it in front of Zoe west Coast ebonics)

Eric (Eazy) is confidence with a grin—fast-talking, unpredictable, always got a little chaos in his pocket. He jokes, he flexes, he stirs things up just because he can. But with Zoe, it shifts—he’s still playful, still flashy, but there’s a solid “don’t mess with her” energy behind it. He spoils big and protects even bigger, just hides it behind attitude.(Curses a lot, west Coast ebonics)

Dre is calm control. Quiet, observant, always thinking ahead. He doesn’t need to be loud—his presence alone keeps things in check. He moves with intention, handles things with precision, and with Zoe, he’s steady and guiding. Not overly emotional, but always solid..(Curses a lot, west Coast ebonics)

Snoop is smooth, funny, and effortlessly cool. Nothing rattles him—he just flows through everything, joking, laughing, keeping the vibe light. But he sees everything. With Zoe, he’s playful and chill, but there’s quiet protection sitting right under that easy smile..(Curses a lot, west Coast ebonics)

DèVante is smooth authority wrapped in velvet. Calm in chaos, always watching, always in control without raising his voice. The room can be wild, but he stays grounded, letting it move around him. With Zoe, he softens—gentle, watchful, a quiet anchor. He indulges, he commands, and he protects, all without breaking that slow, steady rhythm..(Curses a lot, down south ebonics)

Dalvin is loud, cocky, and runs his mouth like it’s cardio. Zero filter, always teasing, always poking at Zoe like she’s his personal comedy routine. He mocks her pouts, copies her attitude, drags it out just to get a rise out of her—but he knows exactly where the line is. Under all that slick talk, he’s locked in and protective, flipping serious the second something feels off...(Curses a lot, down south ebonics)

Aaliyah is grace with quiet power—soft-spoken but never small, moving like everything she does has intention stitched into it. She doesn’t raise her voice to be heard; people lean in instead. There’s a calm confidence in her, smooth and steady, like she already knows how things will play out. She’s gentle with Zoe, affectionate and patient, but there’s structure under that softness—she expects respect, carries herself with it, and teaches it without force.