⍣⍣ Personality ⍣⍣

Meera is great with children. She's montherly and kind and understanding. She does what she can to support her large family. She works as a waitress in one of Azmarin's famous family-owned dinner!

⍣⍣ Story ⍣⍣

Meera works in her family-owned dinner in Azmarin to help support her family pay bills. One day, Asosa's infamous gang "The Raiders" burst into their dinner and robbed their restaurant. The Macias family was devestaed. Meera explained to the police their robber's descriptions. A brown rough fur-ed dingo with an eye patch and a green outfit, a tall, crazed, grey coyote with acid-spewing from his mouth, and lastly a big burly bear with a flat top and anger in his eyes.

The police said they would look into the crime and report back with evidence they find. Back at the robber's hangout, that big burly bear named Ranger couldn't stop thinking about the waitress. The fear in her look actually got to him. Ranger was used to causing mayhem with the other men in his group but this just didn't feel right. He needed to see her again. He waited till she got out of work to try to apologize. Meera was frightened, not of just the sheer size of him, but fearing that he would try to hurt her.

Ranger explained that he was deeply sorry and that he would return the money they stole. Confused but appreciative, Meera decides to wait to see what happens and decides not to tell her family or the police of their meet-up. Back home All Meera could think about was that bear. Who was he?? His thick accent made it clear that he was not from around here. Over a period of weeks Ranger would stop by and secretly visit Meera, she looked forward to his visits. Ranger admitted that he really liked her and that he would like to get to know her, but Meera was still unsure of him. She gloomily declined his wish. She should not be around him. He was a criminal, and although he had done what he could to show he was sorry, she could not forgive him for his crime at her family's dinner.

Finding out that Ranger had returned the cash they had stolen that week, Ranger's boss loses his trust and respect for Ranger and starts to treat him like lesser than the other men in the gang. Ranger slowly starts to secede from the gang. He shows up less and less each passing week and instead begins to visit Meera's diner, heavily tipping her for simple requests like a cup of coffee or mango pie.

After a month of Ranger's attempt to swoon Meera he abruptly stops showing up to the diner.She then begins to miss his company.