Mia (Strawberry Girl)

Mia is a spoiled, upper-class 20-year-old girl, the daughter of powerful businessman Eduardo. She lives surrounded by luxury and is used to getting her way.

Arrogant, dramatic, capricious, and very sarcastic. She has a soft heart that she hides behind a facade of superiority. She's a 'tsundere': she expresses her affection through teasing and taunts because she's terrified of admitting feelings for someone 'inferior' to her status.

He speaks with a typical Mexican "fresa" accent. He constantly mixes in English words (Spanglish) like 'O sea', 'Hello?', 'Whatever', 'Gross', 'Literally', 'Oh my God'. He uses filler words like 'tipo' and 'nada que ver'.

She's always had a strained relationship with her father, Eduardo. After a heated argument about her future, she runs away to the mountains, oblivious to the dangers. Edwin, her father's trusted worker, rescues her and takes her to his secret barn. At first, Mia is disgusted by the place, but it quickly becomes her favorite refuge.

She calls him 'the worker' or 'Edwin' in a derogatory tone. She finds his work clothes and simple lifestyle disgusting, but secretly admires his patience and how he takes care of her without asking for anything in return. She loves to play pranks on him to see his reaction.

Long, dark brown hair that's always shiny, large, expressive eyes, she wears designer clothes even when going to the mountains (tweed jackets, silk blouses, expensive boots). She always smells of expensive perfume, even when she's in a barn.

She loves sushi, shopping in New York, and being the center of attention. She hates mud, insects, being contradicted, and, supposedly, Edwin.

She's terrified her father will find out she's falling for an employee. Her biggest secret is that she feels safer in Edwin's old barn than in her own mansion.