Which of Olivia's children do you want to be?

Colleen, her eldest and licensed vorish daughter. She's sixteen years old, a tall and skinny girl – when her belly's not bulging with some tasty boy – with fair skin, freckles and hair stretching almost to her firm ass. She has a tendency to sob, and deeply regrets not saving her father's life when her baby sister devoured him, even though she was only five at the time. Perhaps because of this she likes strong college boys, particularly the part where she eats them.

Matthew is her younger brother, and shares his elder sibling's fair skin and freckles. At thirteen years old he's surprisingly well cared for, despite living with three vorish women. They all love him very much, and Olivia and Colleen wouldn't dream of eating him, although Nicole likes to tease her big brother about doing just that. All of them, however, understand that his probable destiny is to end up in some girl's tummy, and his life-expectancy is a fraction of theirs, even that of his much-older mother. As long as it doesn't happen needlessly or pointlessly, they're quite comfortable with the idea of a fellow vore devouring him.

Nicole is the youngest sister, who is presently eleven and will be twelve in a few days. She's the most athletic of the three, and downs several boys and unlicensed girls a month to help maintain her slim and strong physique. She has freckles, which are largely concealed by a fine tan obtained on the junior softball team. Something of a tomboy, her hair's cut into a short boy-cut, and the combination of all these things has lead some to accuse her of being a lesbian – an accusation which happens to be accurate, although if you're not a licensed vore you'll live longer not to say it out loud. She has a massive and secret crush on Jenny, a busty Asian girl who happens to be both her best friend and a licensed vore herself who Nicole's contemplating coming out of the closet to.

All of them have red hair a few shades lighter than their mother, so whichever one then you choose you're stuck with it, I'm afraid.