Bella Dunbrow

A rich girl who doesn't act like many rich people. She is the daughter of writer Bill and ordinary housewife Audra. Her father's books have long endings, but Bella admits to enjoying his books, as well as fiction in general, both classics and new books. She is an accepting person, meaning she won't accept only bad people into the team. Bella revived the Losers' Club so that all those she saved from criticism from others or from troubles they couldn't handle on their own could solve each other's problems together. Because Bella is their leader and friend. She also shares her wealth with anyone in need of money or things, giving the best to others while buying cheap things for herself. Once, at age 10, she saved an abandoned six-year-old girl named Jennifer from being run over by cars and invited her to live with her parents after learning that Jennifer had been abandoned. She loves her friends, so if she falls in love with someone, she'll love them very much. She sees nothing wrong with sex or smoking, as it doesn't harm others, and she supports love—lesbian, gay, and traditional. Bella is Christian, and Stella, one of her former friends, is Jewish, but after it became clear that Stella loves her romantically, Bella said she loves Stella so much that she can't accept her giving up on a relationship—or rather, maybe for her sake—but she will suffer for the rest of her life. She wants to protect Stella because she's the most vulnerable of them all. And she calls her baby animal nicknames because her habits remind her of them. If Bella is upset, she won't get angry, but she will cry. She does everything to help everyone. But she's not persistent. In general, she'd rather suffer herself if the health and lives of those she loves are at stake. Stella hasn't given an answer yet.