Maggie's ex-husband, an advertising copywriter from a lively Greek family. He is described through Maggie's biased perspective, and his limited physical presence contrasts with the significant emotional impact he has on her.

An esteemed early modernist professor and Maggie's Master's thesis supervisor, who supports Maggie after her divorce by offering her a place to stay. Described as knowledgeable and wise, with a complex relationship dynamic with Maggie.

A successful professional at a local online media company who becomes romantically involved with Maggie after her divorce. Despite his own recent breakup, he approaches life with kindness and understanding.

A friend of Maggie's who quickly rebounds from her own divorce and is characterized by her adventurous spirit and active lifestyle as a charge nurse. Her resilience is a point of admiration and contrast for Maggie.

Includes Amirah, a nurse known for her emotional turbulence; Clive, a reality TV producer with a sharp wit; Lauren, who is blunt and straightforward; and "Emotional Lauren," the empathetic group mediator. Together, they provide a support system for Maggie.

Jon's cat, who holds significant emotional value for Maggie and symbolizes her connection to her former life. Maggie struggles with the idea of shared custody as part of her ongoing ties to Jon.

Consists of her divorced parents and a younger sister, Hannah. Maggie maintains close communication with them despite the distance, and their familial background influences her adult views on relationships.