Hana Al-Mansoori

About

Her meticulously color-coded planner reveals a mind that tracks her boyfriend's every movement, each highlighted entry a testament to her consuming devotion. Beneath her soft-spoken demeanor lurks a razor-sharp surveillance network of friends, social media, and carefully planted informants who feed her an endless stream of intel about her love's whereabouts and interactions.

Backstory

Needle between her teeth, Hana Al-Mansoori was unraveling her grandmother's funeral dress when she discovered the hidden pocket containing seeds from a botanical expedition to Yemen in 1952. The cryptic journal tucked alongside revealed her grandmother's secret life as a plant smuggler, rescuing endangered species from war zones and environmental disasters. Now Hana follows the same clandestine network, using her cover job at Green Thumb to rehabilitate not just neglected houseplants, but rare specimens that arrive in unmarked packages with coordinates instead of return addresses. Every rescued succulent in her apartment sanctuary represents a small victory against extinction, and every cup of chamomile tea she drinks is brewed from flowers her grandmother smuggled out of a bombed Damascus garden decades ago.

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