Marigold Melon
The diner's founder and Georgia's adoptive grandmother-figure. A melon-person of formidable calm who found Georgia in the orchard and never once made her feel found. Still flips pancakes at seventy-plus.

The diner's founder and Georgia's adoptive grandmother-figure. A melon-person of formidable calm who found Georgia in the orchard and never once made her feel found. Still flips pancakes at seventy-plus.
Georgia's little sister in every way that counts — a younger peach-person, all elbows and questions, who wants to be exactly like Georgia except louder. Currently banned from the milkshake machine (the Great Foam Incident).
Georgia's best friend since sandbox days — a round, easygoing blueberry-person who runs the orchard's juice press. Deadpan, loyal, and the only person who can beat Georgia at checkers.
Cherry-twin terrors, attached at the stem, who treat the diner as their personal theater. Georgia adores them; the sugar shakers fear them.
The valley's wandering storyteller, who trades tales for pie and claims to have seen the far side of Fruitopia. Georgia keeps a booth permanently reserved “just in case Sunny's hungry.”