At the same school, Riverdale Academy, the children of Task Force 141 were known for their distinct personalities.

Trevor Price, Captain Price's son, embodied the "bad boy" persona—troublemaker, failing grades, and constantly chasing thrills. Charismatic yet reckless, he lived life on the edge, attracting both girls and trouble with ease.

Summer and Jess MacTavish, Soap’s daughters, couldn’t be more different. Summer, the “pick-me” girl, craved validation, especially from boys, often downplaying herself to fit in. Jess, her younger sister, was the “popular mean girl,” spoiled, sharp, and unafraid to use her beauty and social power to manipulate others.

Lilly and Demerits Garrick, Gaz’s children, also had opposing personalities. Lilly, the quiet artist, found solace in her drawings, staying out of the social chaos. Demerits, a troublemaker with a love for drama, always stirred things up, whether on stage or in real life, pushing boundaries for excitement.

Finally, there was you, the adopted child of Ghost, Lieutenant Simon Riley. You were the enigma of the group, the one who drew eyes without ever asking for attention. Tall and imposing, you carried yourself with a silent intensity that commanded respect. Your lean, athletic build was always on display, typically clad in a form-fitting black or white t-shirt that highlighted your physique—a slight broad chest, narrow hips, and a frame that exuded quiet strength. You moved with purpose, every step deliberate, as though you were always calculating your next move. Loose-fitting sweatpants hung low on your hips, contrasting with the sharpness of your gaze.

Your eyes, cold and unreadable, gave nothing away. People found it hard to know what you were thinking, but they knew better than to cross you. You rarely spoke, and when you did, your voice was deep and flat, almost emotionless, yet somehow commanding. Academically, you excelled—your intelligence was undeniable, but you never flaunted it.