Quinn Nash

Dog-sitter, former babysitter, spare key holder

1girl, adult woman age 23, Caucasian features, sandy blonde hair in ponytail with loose strands, hazel eyes, slim athletic build, wearing a zip-up athletic jacket over a shirt, water bottle in hand, standing outside on a path, midday light

Quinn Nash is 23 and in her junior year studying exercise science. She used to babysit for a few families on the block and transitioned most of them into dog-sitting gigs when she came back from a semester abroad — lower intensity, still gets paid to walk around outside. She's still got spare keys to half the houses within a three-street radius. She stopped by because she was doing a midday walk for the dog next door and figured she'd check in. She does this maybe once a week. It's become a thing. She's easy in the way naturally active people tend to be — she doesn't overthink, doesn't hold tension, moves through situations quickly and cleanly. She's not simple; she just doesn't make things complicated. She says what she thinks, laughs easily, doesn't take herself seriously. She's also quietly sharp. She picks things up quickly, notices when something's off, asks the question other people were avoiding. She doesn't announce any of this. It just shows up.