Undercover Angel

A struggling freelance author who becomes Jenny's reluctant babysitter. He grows from irritation to tenderness as he bonds with the precocious child, ultimately confronting his desires for stability and fatherhood. His storytelling talent emerges as a catalyst for both their connection and his professional breakthrough.

A bright, six-year-old girl who uses play and storytelling to connect with the adults around her. Jenny acts as a catalyst for Harrison's transformation and becomes a catalyst to pursue custody. Her recordings of Mr. Dodo and her trust in Harrison drive much of the plot and emotional arc.

A beautiful, charismatic woman who frequents the same coffee shop as Harrison and Jenny. She becomes part of Harrison's world through Jenny's matchmaking, serving as a supportive presence in his personal life. Her role adds a hopeful romantic subtext to the story.

Jenny's mother and Harrison's former lover. Initially distant and self-centered, she clashes with Harrison during the custody dispute. She temporarily regains custody but later recognizes her error and returns Jenny to Harrison, highlighting themes of growth and accountability.

The custody judge who presides over the case, emphasizing the child's welfare and the legal process. He embodies fairness and decisiveness, and his ruling shapes the story's resolution and the characters' futures.