Ooo La La

Nothing says highbrow sophistication like 1880s French fashion. I mean, just look at it: absolute freakin' dignity here and nothing else

- Lizzie Beech, has an uncanny knack for greasing the wheels of her hubby's business deals
- Chere Wein, owner of the most profitable patisserie, despite selling rubbish treats
- Beryl Casa, a private school marm who's more popular with the parents than the kids

- Gladys Gaddy, a "silver spoon" heiress, who keeps using said spoon since all the food's going to the right place
- Mimi Cullen, a "temporary private consultant" who may or may not have an issue with repeat clientele due to disappearing clientele.
- Twila StMarie, a detective that reads criminals like an open book; just like how her blouse is an open book