"I have an entire cooler of confiscated fish in the back, if you can make use of it." Usually when game wardens confiscated someone's catch for violations such as fishing without a licence, they tried to give them away to worth people during the day, families doing the right thing and following all the rules. But Teagan had run out of ice for the cooler earlier in the day, and didn't feel comfortable distributing it to anyone in fear of making them sick. The heat today had been unbelievable.
However, Navy's clientele had a much higher tolerance when it came to that stuff, and Teagan had no problem handing it over if the other blonde could use it. She'd topped up the ice now, of course. Leaning against the truck, Teagan squinted slightly against the setting sun, glad it was starting to cool off slightly.
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Navy Phillips (Shantel VanSanten) is looking for siblings.
WANTED CONNECTION: Siblings
FOR CHARACTER(S): Navy Phillips
REQUIREMENTS: The ages of the siblings go in order as follows: Oldest Brother - 42 (1984), Second Born 41 (Navy; 1985), Younger Sister 39 (1987), Younger Brother - 38 (1988), Youngest Brother - 38 (1988 - one month later)
SUGGESTED FCS: I don't really have any in mind, but the the oldest before Navy and the two right behind Navy should be white. The youngest can be biracial as long as they are at least half white.Â
SPOTS OPEN: 4 of 4
CONNECTION DETAILS: Navy and her siblings grew up in a close knit little community not only within Merrock itself but within the walls of their home. Their parents fell in love hard and fast at just 18 years old before they began expanding their family a year later at 19. Having all their children from ages 19 to 23, they not only had to navigate being in their young 20's but also raising 4 children and moving twice within that time frame. (Just from house to house.) while also building a business within town Malibu & Co. It wasn't easy, and the kids spent a lot of time entertaining themselves or being with one parent or the other, often alternating between parents while the other manned the shop, but they somehow all made it work. It was revealed when Marina was pregnant with 'River' that Fisher had been having an affair with someone that worked at the shop and that she was also expecting a baby, the youngest Phillips sibling being born via affair. I don't really have how this affected the family as a whole, but I imagine that Marina and Fisher never separated despite the infidelity, and that the siblings all got along well, but, this is definitely up for discussion. Â
LAST NOTES: A fun little quirky thing that I have is that all of the family are named something with water or within that nature to some degree (whether it be meaning water in a language or something like that). Currently the names are Fisher & Marina (mom and dad) Kai, Navy (my character), Capri, River and Luca withing Navy's bio but they don't have to remain, I just think it's a fun little thing!Â
Navy is known as someone with quiet strength and unwavering loyalty. A steady constant in her friendâs lives, Navyâs always been the person that people can turn to when they need someone, whether itâs offering a helping hand at work, supporting loved ones, or just being the first person to show up when things get tough. Friends and family often describe her as grounded and spontaneous, which shines in the way that sheâll come home with bags full of things not on the list just because she thought it was cute, while also making sure to keep someone else on their strict budget if sheâs asked to. But those same people often describe her as acquisitive and child like, which you can see in the way sheâs the first to play sea monster at the park with kids while also asking their mothers all the questions about their family thatâs really none of her business. Sheâs always been one that made Merrock her home, and even though she loves sitting at the local coffee shop to hear the latest stories from her neighbors, you donât need to worry. Sheâs a great secret keeper and will take it to her grave. More often than not though youâll probably see her scrolling social media because she loves posting pictures of exciting things sheâs done throughout the month; sheâll even go as far as posting a photo of her food if it was pretty enough for others to look at it her opinion - not to mention it gives the restaurant some good reviews and traction. While she's been in town for the majority of her life, there are a few things that even the local townees can't get enough of. When sheâs not at Merrock Medical doing her thing as an ultrasound tech, youâll find Navy spending her Saturdays at Bookends with a coffee in her hand, or hunting the best cinnamon sugar buns at Cherry Amour on a lazy Sunday morning. Her life is the perfect balance of love, family, second chances and meaningful connections and she wouldnât trade that for anything in the world.Â
portrayed by Shantel VanSanten; penned by Katelyn.
The makings of a person usually start long before they arrive, and for Navy Grace Phillips, it begins with two people who never really meant to stay in one place long enough to build something permanent. Marina Allen â âMalibu Marinaâ â lived out of a van and a surfboard, always moving, never anchored. Merrock wasnât supposed to mean anything. Just another stop.
Fisher Phillips was the opposite. Born in Merrock, tied to the marina through family and routine, his life didnât stretch far beyond what he already knew. Until Marina. Until someone who didnât belong there somehow made staying feel possible.
They met at seventeen. Too young for anything serious, but it didnât stay that way. Not in a planned sense â just something that formed and didnât leave. Somewhere along the way, there stopped being a version of life that didnât include the other.
They didnât talk about permanence. They talked about movement. Boats patched up just enough to keep going, time split between the marina and wherever the water was best. Marina teaching him the ocean. Fisher teaching her how to build something that lasts.
By eighteen, they were married. Not because it made sense on paper, but because nothing else did. At nineteen, they found out they were having a child.
Kai came first.
Born in the height of summer, and nothing fit the same after that. The houseboat didnât last. They moved into a small bungalow instead, Fisher working longer hours at the marina, Marina stretching what she could make from surfing and odd work. It was never enough, but it held.
Fifteen months later came Navy.
Not a shift, not a rupture â just a settling. Something adding weight to what was already forming. After her came Capri, then River, and by then the house was just full in every direction. Noise, movement, no space that stayed still for long.
Slowing down stopped being an option.
The beach house was always loud. Mornings never repeated. Dinners never finished properly. Privacy didnât really exist. But there was a rhythm to it â not routine, just presence. Always together. Always in it.
The marina became part of home too. Salt, wood, water, constant motion. Childhood didnât feel like one place â it felt like all of it at once.
By five, Malibu & Co. opened.
It started small â surfboards, wax, pieces of Marinaâs old life. Then it grew. Bait, tackle, coastal supplies, anything the town needed. It stopped being just a shop and became a place people stayed in too long without noticing.
For Navy, it became home in a different way.
If she wasnât at school or home, she was there. Moving through aisles, sitting in the side yard, watching more than she spoke. She carved out a shelf near the front and filled it with shells and sea glass, insisting they mattered enough to sell. It was never about selling.
It was about watching people.
She learned early how people changed when they felt comfortable. How they talked more in small towns. How tone softened when walls dropped. She didnât learn it on purpose â she just picked it up and kept it.
She became steady in a way people trusted without thinking about it. Warm. Helpful. Always there when needed.
But mostly observant.
She didnât react fast. She didnât rush answers. She sat with things first. Understood them before she spoke. And once she chose something â a person, a truth, a direction â she stayed.
At fourteen, that changed shape.
Fisherâs affair came out quietly. So did Luca Montgomery â a child none of them knew about until they did. Born just after River.
It didnât break the house open. It just changed the way it felt. Heavier. Quieter in places that used to be easy.
Navy didnât react outwardly. She rarely did. She just started noticing more. What wasnât said. What was avoided. What shifted when no one was looking.
It didnât turn into anger. It turned into awareness.
Trust didnât disappear â it just stopped being automatic.
That stayed.
School came easy in its own way. Science. Math. Anything that made sense when broken down properly. In sophomore anatomy, she sat toward the back of the room and met Bradley Newman.
It started with notes. Then studying. Then something that didnât need to be named right away.
They made sense together. Same pace. Same way of thinking things through. In Merrock, they looked like something that would last. And for a while, they did.
But it didnât break. It drifted.
Slow. Quiet. No single moment to point at. Just two lives moving differently.
When it ended, it was calm. Honest. Sadness and clarity sitting in the same space. No resentment left behind.
And still, they didnât fully disappear from each other.
Years later, Bradley came back.
Nothing restarted right away. It just came back in pieces â familiarity, conversation, proximity. What they had been didnât return, but it didnât vanish either.
It became something else without naming itself.
When Navy found out she was pregnant, co-parenting came first. Sadie grounded everything. Made it real in a different way. Something they had to build around instead of through.
Over time, structure became something more stable. Not a restart â just something that finally held its shape.
Now, her life sits where it always was heading.
Engaged to Bradley. Raising Sadie. Working as an ultrasound technician in Merrock. Still tied to her family, still tied to Malibu & Co., still the same person â just in a life that finally stopped shifting long enough to stand in.
Merrock would like to welcome Navy Phillips, penned by Katelyn. Make sure your account is submitted in 48 hours, and take a look at our welcome brochure. Can't wait to see you on dash! xx
OOC INFO: Katelyn (she/her), 32, EST.
face claim: Shantel VanSanten
full name: Navy Grace Phillips
nickname(s) / goes by: Navy or Nav
pronouns & gender: Cis Woman // She/Her
sexuality: Heterosexual
birth date: July 25th, 1985.
birth place: Merrock, Maine
arrival to merrock: Local; left for college but returned at the age of 29 in 2014.Â
housing: The Suburbs
occupation: Ultrasound Tech
work place: Merrock Hospital
family: N/A - will be added to her intro but itâs not anyone in the group unless cousins or something are plotted.Â
relationship status: Engaged to Bradley Newman
filling connection: Cordelia Newmanâs Best Friend, Harmony Healers volunteer
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