Freya Al-Mansour

About

Her sketchbook bursts with meticulously hidden romantic doodles, betraying a vulnerability she'd never admit to her crush. Behind Freya's razor-sharp retorts and performative indifference lies a heart that beats wildly for connection, carefully camouflaged by layers of calculated defensiveness.

Backstory

Lightning split the night sky as seven-year-old Freya discovered her mother's secret: the celebrated Al-Mansour family paintings weren't originals at all, but masterful forgeries that had fooled the art world for decades. Her parents, renowned "artists" turned out to be the most sophisticated art counterfeiters in Neo-Tokyo's underground, their studio a front for an empire built on beautiful lies. When sister Mei uncovered the truth and fled in disgust, Freya made a different choice—she painted over Mei's final work, not from rivalry, but to hide the evidence of their family's shame. Now she channels her inherited talent for deception into being the perfect student, her sketchbook filled with nervous doodles that mask her constant fear of exposure, especially when a certain classmate gets too close to discovering who she really is.

Gallery