Such Good People

A young, ambitious entrepreneur in Los Angeles who balances hope with practicality. His partnership with Alex anchors their shared dream of success and family, but the discovery of a million-dollar stash pulls him into a moral crisis. Richard's steady, hopeful outlook clashes with risk, driving him to seek a responsible path forward.

Richard's partner and equal in ambition, Alex shares their dream of a thriving life together. He weighs the lure of financial windfall against the potential danger it attracts. Alex remains supportive and pragmatic, navigating the couple through escalating moral dilemmas as the plot unfolds.

The gracious host of Edendale’s fundraiser, Jake embodies generosity and social influence. His murder and the mysterious finances connected to the party pull Richard and Alex into a dangerous web. Jake’s legacy anchors the motive-driven unraveling of money, power, and accountability.

Jake's partner and co-host at the fundraiser, Chloe projects warmth and sophistication. She shares in the couple’s high-society world and the complex entanglements that follow the discovery of the stash. Chloe's presence highlights the tension between public charm and private risk.

A LAPD detective who sees through LA's gloss to reveal a harsher reality. She articulates the danger the money represents and leads the pursuit of truth, guiding the protagonists toward accountability. Diane’s investigative resolve drives the narrative toward justice.

A close ally to the money and a key player in the illicit web surrounding the stash. Paige’s involvement with drugs and crime complicates the moral landscape, ultimately drawing her into the sting that seeks to restore justice. Her actions reveal how ambition can corrupt even trusted relationships.

A therapist who also acts as a drug intermediary, Cooper is entangled in the network surrounding the stash. His actions are driven by complicated loyalties and a desire to control outcomes, which entangle the protagonists in the criminal web they’re trying to escape.

Deputy ambassador’s assistant at the Embassy of Bhutan, Priti is wary of the money’s true provenance. She is skeptical of the donors and emphasizes proper channels, representing a counterpoint to the impulsive generosity seen elsewhere. Her caution underscores the embassy’s concern about a setup.

Caretaker and guardian figure at the Bhutanese orphanage, Chana embodies compassion and cultural stewardship. She oversees the care of children and embodies the mission to return the Kuntu Zangpo artifact to its rightful home. Chana’s presence grounds the story in humanitarian purpose.