Grace Khatri
Grace decided to stay in London, and once her parents retired, took over her family's restaurant, Khatri's Authentic Indian Food. In college, she developed a love for cooking and baking, and managed to cook her family's traditional recipes without burning down the flat in the process. She also became an advocate for the Deaf community along with Evie, standing in support of her girlfriend, and soon wife, Harley Phan. 

Lars Sua
Lars Sua eventually packed up their bags and childhood bedroom, stood up to her mother one last time, and moved out of Samoa for good, settling down in California and becoming a math teacher at East Bridge International School, as math was always their best subject. When Lars was older, she adopted a genderfluid teenager who was kicked out of their house for being who they were, and moved in with her boyfriend Tyler as soon as they could.

Evie Schubert
Teaming up with Grace, Evie became an advocate for the Deaf community, standing in support of her profoundly deaf twin sister. She eventually grew her activism into an entire human rights campaign, becoming a popular activist on Instagram and Twitter. Evie developed a love for travel, and spent the rest of her life traveling around the world to places she's never been.

Mia Fernandez
Mia's life was spent performing. She relocated to New York City the second she graduated college, and loved her job on Broadway. She kept in touch with her old friends from high school and gave them backstage passes as often as she could, before eventually settling down, getting a boyfriend, and starting a family.

Sunny Kobayashi
Sunny Kobayashi won a silver medal in the Olympics, and to this day, that medal is proudly hung up on her wall. She moved to California and like Lars, also worked at East Bridge as the varsity soccer coach. Much to Sunny's dismay, her team did not do well the first year she started coaching. And "didn't do well" was a major exaggeration. They did terribly.

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