[cis woman and she/her]Β Welcome to Aurora Bay, [JUNIPER FITZGEORGE]! I couldnβt help but notice you look an awful lot likeΒ [JENNA COLEMAN]. You must be the [FORTY]Β year oldΒ [ENGLISH LITERATURE PROFESSOR AT AURORA BAY UNIVERSITY]. Word is youβreΒ [CLEVER]Β but can also be a bitΒ [TIMID]Β and your favorite song is [YELLOW SUBMARINE BY THE BEATLES]. I also heard youβll be staying in [SEABROOK QUARTER]. Iβm sure youβll love it!Β
FULL NAME: Juniper Catherine Thorne Fitzgeorge
NICKNAME(S): June, Doctor Fitzgeorge
AGE: Forty
GENDER & PRONOUNS: Cis Woman & She/Her
SEXUAL & ROMANTIC ORIENTATION: Bisexual & Biromantic
BIRTH PLACE: Oxford, England
BIRTHDAY: 13 May
ZODIAC: Taurus
RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Single β Divorced
HEIGHT: 5'2"
OCCUPATION: English Literature Professor at Aurora Bay College
EDUCATION: High School, Bachelor's in English Literature from Oxford University, Master's in English Literature from Oxford, Doctorate in English Literature from Queen Mary University of London
NEIGHBORHOOD: Seabrook Quarter
ARRIVAL IN TOWN: July 2025
PARENTS: Liam Baker (Father), Oliver Fitzgeorge (Step-Father) β Living, Catherine Fitzgeorge (Mother)
SIBLINGS: Audrey Fitzgeorge (Younger Step-Sister) β Living, Arthur Fitzgeorge (Younger Step-Brother), Dorian Forsythe (Younger Step-Brother) β Living
SPOKEN LANGUAGES: English, French, Italian
PETS: None
BIOGRAPHY !
When Catherine Edwards was nineteen years old, she entered a whirlwind romance with Liam Baker, an twenty five year old man who she met at a dinner party of a mutual friend. The two of them immediately hit it off and started dating, but the relationship fizzled out only two years later, as Catherine was heading off to graduate school at Oxford. Not long after arriving at Oxford did Catherine find out she was pregnant. Although she knew it would make graduate school tougher, she decided to keep the baby. Catherine's parents moved to Oxford to help her take care of Juniper so she could keep going to school, concerned that if Catherine didn't have help, she'd drop out. Catherine kept in touch with Liam after she had the baby, but he didn't seem to have an opinion on how his daughter was raised, so he became a distant figure in Catherine's life; although Liam made an effort with Juniper.
By the time Catherine was ready to graduate, she'd met another man, Oliver Fitzgeorge. The two fell in love and while Oliver's parents didn't approve of Catherine already having a child, the two of them got married when June was three. The family moved to London where Oliver's career took him. By then, Catherine had an offer to work in an art museum library archive. The little family flourished in their new life in London. Two years later, when little June was five, they welcomed Audrey and Arthur into the world. June was enthralled by her new siblings, helping her mother care for them where she could. She dressed them both up in cute outfits, read stories to them every night, helped her mother pick out toys for them. Even for a young age, June loved growing up caring for her two siblings. They grew up close to each other, June protective of the two of them.
Juniper's relationship with her birth father was an interesting one. He tried his best to keep in touch, but since his job kept him traveling most of the year, she didn't see a lot of Liam. By the age of nine, June had started to consider Oliver her father. After all, it was Oliver that was there when she first walked, when she cried over her first relationship, when she got caught shoplifting mascara from the corner store. Although her relationship with her birth father was solid, June realized she would rather put effort into a relationship that mattered to her. Her mother didn't pressure her to stop talking to her father at any point, knowing that it wasn't her place to make that decision for June. She ended up seeing him as often as his job would allow him to drop by, but she also didn't put extra effort into meeting up with him. To June, that was for the best because she did care about Oliver.
Like her mother, Juniper loved school. From a very young age, she enjoyed getting to go to class and learn. At first, June's mother wanted her in a public school, but that quickly changed with the arrival of the twins and Oliver's instance on the three of them going to a private school. June didn't care where she got to learn as long as she got to go to class every day. She was the type that even when she wasn't feeling well, she'd try to fake that she was fine in order to go to classβit never worked. After graduating from primary school, June knew she wanted to go to college at Oxford, like her mother. She got a degree in English Literature and got a job at a publishing company in Oxford while she worked on getting her master's degree. By the time Juniper was twenty six, she had her two degrees and a promising degree in publishing, but she knew the career wouldn't keep her happy long term.
It was her mother that pushed her to make the change. At twenty nine, June moved to London to get a master's degree so she could teach. A year and a half into her program, Juniper met Autumn Thorne on campus. The young woman was charismatic to a fault and June found herself falling in love. June and Autumn finished their respective programs, moved in together, and knew they wanted to spend the rest of their lives together. Autumn proposed on a vacation in Parisβmaybe a little too on the nose for June, but she was happy so she didn't care. After a careful amount of time debating, she let Oliver walk her down the aisle. June found herself happy in her new life, teaching English Literature to university students, watching her wife succeed as a litigator, the promise of a bright future. She was happy.
However, something soured in their relationship. June and Autumn had always planned on starting a family. They made a plan for everything: who would carry the baby (June because Autumn couldn't), names, how many children they wanted, how far apart they'd like them to be. But what they didn't plan for was the heartbreak that came along the way. June struggled with through three pregnancies before she knew she couldn't go on. To her credit, Autumn didn't pressure her to keep trying, but it changed something in their relationship. They hadn't discussed the possibility of adoption, June was too fragile to think about it. When June turned thirty five, her mother passed away and it took an even bigger toll on her mental health. Autumn became distant and when they were together, fights seemed to start up for no reason. June let the fights go on for a lot longer than she should have, but finally filed for divorce when she was thirty eight.
After the divorce, she tried to get a routine going with her life but struggled. She moved in with her sister Audrey for a couple of months, but felt like she was in the way of her sister's life. Then she back in with Oliver who was happy to take care of her, though June still felt like she was a burden on his life. She considered reaching out to Liam to try and rekindle a relationship that had lapsed over the years. In the end, she realized needed a big change. Seeing an open position in a college in America, June decided to take the position. While it meant moving away from her dad, she was happy to finally feel somewhat free of all the negative emotions she felt like had been building up. So far, her first eight months in Aurora Bay have been a wonderful breath of fresh air.
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"Well if it's any consolation, I'd also gone through quite the break up before coming here and now I'm in a lovely relationship. Although, I am aware that relationships are not the be all end all and you may not be in search of one at the moment. Or perhaps already in one? Oh, god, I'm speaking too much." Dorian tries to compose himself, realizing that he's maybe said more than he should have. "In fairness to him, I'm not sure my mum was certain who my father was, erm, so there's always that." @junefitzgeorge
"I'm sorry, that's awful. I'm glad you're in a better relationship now." Juniper knew that her situation was probably not unique. It was strange they they'd both ended up here. "Oh, no, the divorce finalized not that long ago. I'm not looking for a relationship right now." She knew that she probably didn't need to look for a relationship right now. "No, you're fine. You can keep talking, I don't mind." Juniper nodded at that. "Oh, interesting. My mum and dad... well, he was in my life, I guess. My father was always my mum's husband."
"sounds like you're in need of a shopping trip." layla wasn't much of a shopper herself, but it sounded like the woman was in need of a bit of spree to dress for the west coast weather. "the humidity really does it here."
"I'm always in need of a shopping trip," Juniper laughed. It had been a long time since she'd gone on a really big trip. "It gets hot in London, but it's a different type of heat. I showed up end of July last year, so this will be my first full summer."
"I guess I never knew any different, so it was pretty fun and exciting especially being a kid to get to spend the summer by the beach. France must have been an experience though, did you enjoy that? Or would you have preferred to stay closer to home?"
He nodded, understanding her thought process. "I can imagine that with twins. My siblings are both younger, but at least there's a gap between us all. Do you have nieces and nephews then, if they have families?" His weren't quite there yet, but he expected that within the next couple of years there might be more rumblings in that direction.
"Whoa, really?" He paused in hearing her addition. "Is that so odd, that you both ended up in California presumably from the UK?"
"That makes sense," she nodded. Juniper really did like living here so far. It was different than living in England, but it was a nice change. "It was strange to be honest. I mean my mum had me with a summer fling before marrying my dad. He was a lot richer than my mum's family. I liked France, I guess. I liked the manor too. Lots of room for books."
Juniper liked her siblings. She remembered when they were born. "It makes sense because my grandmother was a twin. Having a bit of a gap between siblings is probably a lot easier. I have a niece and nephew. They're both under 10." That had been a bit of tension with her and her sister.
"Yeah, isn't it strange? Out of all the places. He's from Scotland."
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"Great minds think alike?" Dorian suggests, though admittedly he is aware that it's a cheesy thing to say. "I do know how I ended up here, but it feels like a lifetime ago and I'm perhaps not exactly the same person as I was." That's not entirely true, as it's pretty difficult for Dorian to be anything other than himself, but he still has found himself growing into a more whole person since arriving. "The bare bones of it all is that I hadn't done much traveling and I felt like I really had nothing to lose by heading abroad."
She smiles and nodded. "Or something like that." She knew there was a reason that she'd picked Aurora Bay out of everywhere in the country. "I don't think I'm the same person I was when I moved here either." It wasn't like Juniper had moved to be the same person. Juniper nodded. "I got a divorce and thought that maybe a change of scenery was for the best. I didn't want to go back to Oxford." Though sometimes she did miss where she grew up. "I didn't even know my dad had another kid out there."
"I get that. I had to think really hard about whether or not I wanted to stay here after my husband passed away. Because everywhere you look there's reminders, you know? But I chose to look at it in a way that I'm not being haunted by my memories -- but being elevated by the love we had, you know? Might be a little kooky, but it helps."
"Yeah, I miss that life I had, but it's not the one I wanted." She did miss her family. Her dad and siblings. They had their own lives now. Juniper didn't want to be the person that lived with her dad at her age. "No, that helps a lot. I'm hoping it fades soon, you know. I don't want to be sad forever."
Juniper thought for a moment.
"I don't know. I thought about going to a bunch of different places, but I wanted a smaller town and they had an opening for a British Literature professor."
"a lot of it depends on the clothes you wear." back home the heat was humid, sub tropical. sweat was just something layla learnt to deal with over her life. "breathable fabrics, avoid polyester." even in a slightly different climate on the other side of the country, layla still followed her rules on shopping for summer clothes.
"Most of my wardrobe was wool blends or cotton for summer." Juniper really didn't expect the heat here, but she was used to hot summers in London. "That makes sense. It gets hot were I moved from, but still it's not here. I'm used to colder winters too." She was sticking around and she had been here in the summer for like a month.
"My ex-wife. It's not that I don't think she's trustworthy, I just know that if she were here I'd probably go crawling back to her and I know how well that ended up last time. So maybe... I'll just consider her untrustworthy."
"I know it's not summer yet, but I'm already so overheated. It'll be nice to have a summer where I can have an air conditioner. We had them at the university I taught at, though I've never had one in my house before." The summer home did. "I decided I wasn't teaching summer classes too, so I'm almost free from work."
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"I always wanted to be one of those craft beer people, but β and maybe this is just me being uncultured β IPAs taste like fuckin' soap to me." Mavis grabbed a small glass from the flight between her and the person across and slid it over. "Seriously, is that appealing to you? Be honest."
"I'll be honest, I'm not really a beer person." It felt like forever since Juniper had even had something that wasn't gin or a cider. Then again, she could drink whenever she wanted to now. She nodded and took the glass, wincing as she drank it. "Gross. Are they all like that?"
"Eh yes and no?" he considered with a shrug of his shoulders. "I'm lucky I've been able to still get up there from time to time. And I used to come to Aurora Bay in the summers to stay with family as a kid so it's somewhere I've been used to." Of course, it had changed a ton over the years, but it had always had a special connection to his family. "Does teaching all of that make you miss home at all?" It surely had to be a reminder of home at least, and she had come a much longer distance that he had.
"Not really anything in mind. I only know a couple of them by name but usually just go with the ones that look nice. I'll probably end up with my sister judging anyway, so should pick something that she would probably like. I think she's into those peony things?" That sounded familiar at least, so he figured he'd probably just end up asking. "Are you close to your sister?"
She nodded, understanding how that was. Juniper both missed and didn't miss back home. She wished that she didn't miss it as much as she did, but she knew that was probably impossible. "That makes perfect sense. I can't imagine coming here during the summers. My father used to take us to their family's house in France during summers, but I don't think I could ever live there." It was too close. She'd just run back home. "Not at all. I love the way the American students here ask questions about home." It reminded her of the good back home. And sometimes the bad.
"That's how I am with flowers. I know the names of a few of them. That was always my mom's favorite thing to do. Garden. She knew about a ton of flowers. I love looking at them. I know very little about them." Her sister used to go out there too. Juniper normally found a nice shady spot to read. "Kind of? She and my brother were always closer. They're twins though, so I think that kind of goes with the territory. I call her every couple of weeks. She's got her own family now. My brother too." Juniper thought for a second. "I did recently find out I have a half-brother. He lives here."
"I have a really good bullshit detector from all the years listening to students give me stupid excuses for why they haven't finished an assignment. I think I'm a pretty attractive woman. I don't know, I love a lot of qualities about myself. The only thing I dislike is probably that I'm short."
"This is going to sound nerdy... an audiobook is more likely to relax me than music. Don't get me wrong, I love a good music. The stuff I listen to makes me want to get up in dance, finish cleaning my house, or grade papers. Classical music is nice to relax to, I guess, except I'd rather be listening to a book instead."
"I guess London and San Francisco aren't all that different then," he shrugged. He had never really thought about it, and had only traveled to London in his early 20s so it had been quite awhile. He knew the stereotype though that London was always expected to be rainy so likely it made sense that they'd have similar seasonal patterns. "Oh you teach?" He raised a brow, since that was an interesting tidbit. "Do you have a specific subject or grade you focus on?"
"Oh nice, that would be awesome to bring one home! Do you have any favorite flowers you'll be keeping an eye out for?"
"No, I suppose they're not," Juniper smiled. There were days that she missed home more than anything. "Do you miss it? San Francisco, I mean?" Sometimes she missed home so much that she didn't think coming here had been a good idea at all. And then she had a breakthrough with a student and remembered why she came here in the first place. "Yes, at the university." Juniper knew teaching had been her calling when she was younger, despite her small time at the publishing house. "British Literature. I think it's fitting. Mostly Shakespeare, medieval poetry, and some post-WWI." She'd always loved the stories she'd grown up on.
"Not in particular. Daisies remind me of my sister, so maybe some of those. I loved going to visit all sorts of botanical gardens in England. What about you? Are you in the market for anything specific."
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"Not too soon at all, I don't think. I plan on visiting home for a couple of weeks and then teaching a class this summer. Well, I say going home, but I think the family is going to be at the vacation home."
"I hope so too. There's going to be other festivals and stuff too throughout the year as I'm sure you'll hear all about. I think this one is among the most popular though." Not only were there plenty of their fellow residents milling about, but it felt like the secret was out a bit with the continually growing number of visitors that seemed to be making the trek from around other parts of southern California at the very least.
"Mine? Hmm," he had to think about it, sucking a bit on his lower lip. "I think I like fall the absolute best, mainly because of the holidays in it. This is mainly in theory though. I didn't get a ton of variation where I grew up either, it was pretty much like wet season or dry but foggy season," he conceded. "Are you going to pick up any flowers while you're here? I think there's a make your own bouquet thing and all that."
"That's amazing. London always had something going on, but that's London, so it's expected." She never attended anything because most of the time she was busy, but it was nice to think about doing something in this town. "I'll have to look out for the different events. I'm sure my students will talk about them too." She was kind of excited.
"That makes sense." She was a fan of winter. Summers were too hot most of the time and she liked curling up with a fire going and a good book. However, she knew that was not going to be the case here. This past winter was so mild, so warm it was unusual. "I can see how annoying that would be," Juniper nodded. "Probably. I'd love a nice bouquet for my dining room table."
