A school staff member who contacts Priya to report Prem's activities, prompting her intervention regarding his obsession with the talent competition and his math studies.
Prisoner wrongly accused of being a Deado, helps heroes close the hell gate.
Daniel's brother, described as dismissive and rude. He frequently clashes with Daniel, leading to a heated argument at their family's shop.
A member of the Young Gents who steals Suze's keys and later returns them in exchange for Maureen's. He aids in hiding the injured Teddy in Arthur's closet and mocks Arthur about his marriage. He is fatally stabbed by Suze during the gang's hostage situation in the apartment.
Jamie is Thomas's friend and becomes part of the chosen family he shares with Oscar. After Jamie comes out and his family rejects him, he finds a home with Thomas and Oscar. His experience illustrates how their household offers belonging and support beyond their marriage.
Ryan Fu is a gay Chinese American who has rejected his Asian heritage and suppressed his identity while pursuing social and professional success. Working as Francesca's assistant, he is assigned to style Qi Xiao Ning, whose challenge to Ryan's assumptions leads to conflict, attraction, and a painful choice over whether to protect Qi Xiao Ning or remain true to himself.
Jake Choi has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Their work is anchored in the R.I.P.D. Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include World's Best, The Late Night Creep, Lust Life Love. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
