Ian/Ina Kingsley

Ian/Ina Kingsley, a character in the Queen B series, is a professor at Belvoire University and one of Your Character's love interests. He/she is first seen in Book 1, Chapter 1.

Appearance
Ian/Ina's gender and look is determined by the player. Ian wears a white shirt and brown vest with a purple tie and dark blue jeans. Ina wears a pink top with green jacket and tight skirt. Ian/Ina has a small scar just below his/her lower lip. Ian wears cedarwood and orange cologne.

Personality
Ian/Ina is a private individual, projecting an air of mystery and unattainability to most people around him/her. He/she strives to be professional in his/her job.

Book 1

 * Chapter 1: Know Your Enemy
 * Chapter 2: Damage Control
 * Chapter 3: Teacher's Pet
 * Chapter 4: Don't Hate the Players
 * Chapter 5: Takers Keepers
 * Chapter 6: Keep Your Enemies Close
 * Chapter 7: Dance With the Devil
 * Chapter 8: Lying Low
 * Chapter 9: Under Cover
 * Chapter 10: Not Your Hostage
 * Chapter 12: Life's A Beach
 * Chapter 13: Blackmail and Besties
 * Chapter 14: Designer and Decorum
 * Chapter 15: Cross Your Fingers...
 * Chapter 16: ...And Watch Your Back

Your Character
During your first encounter, he/she offers you a drink. To him/her, you have an air about you that is refreshing and radiant and different than what he/she sees on an ordinary basis. You have the chance to flirt and/or kiss him/her in Chapter 1 and the opportunity to become intimate later in a premium scene. If you decide on the latter, Ian/Ina will tell you if asked that he/she doesn't ordinarily hook up with random strangers in a bar and that you're one of a kind. He/she asks to give you his/her cell phone number afterwards with the hope that you two might continue or pursue a relationship.

The next day though, you discover that he/she is your anthropology professor. After class ends, he/she will tell you to forget the things that happened in the bar because he/she wants to stay professional for the sake of his/her occupation. Even though you continue to flirt and may test how far you can push Ian/Ina, he/she is still affected by your presence. Professor Kingsley admits to being cautious because of how he/she feels towards you.

In Chapter 8, you decide to attend the gala where Professor Kingsley is being presented an award. That takes him/her by surprise, and for the evening, he/she forgets that you are his/her student. You two laugh and talk at the gala, and Professor Kingsley introduces you to his/her mentor. Later, you have the choice to kiss him/her in the rain, and to become intimate (again) if you desire. Whether or not you two kiss and/or become intimate, when you two part ways, Ian/Ina looks lost, as if he/she is contemplating his/her feelings and what just transpired.

In Chapter 9, you decide to talk to Professor Kingsley about the previous night. If you have not been romancing the professor at all, he/she is still attracted to you and tells you that he/she cannot fight his/her feelings any longer. You can squash them again or kiss him/her and start romancing the professor. If you have been previously romancing the professor, you can decide how much further you want to take the romance or if you want to try to remain professional. If you decide to remain professional, you can still change your mind in the following premium intimate scene; if you do, Ian/Ina will point out that you are sending mixed messages as well when you argue with him/her about his/her hot and cold behavior.

Lexi Montgomery
Lexi Montgomery is a colleague in Professor Kingsley's anthropological circle. If you decide to save the professor from her in Chapter 4, Professor Kingsley tells you that he/she has to see Lexi more than preferred and can't have her suspecting anything is going on between the two of you. Kingsley says that Lexi is awful and he/she can't stand her. He/she tells you that Lexi is passionate about his/her work, but you tell the professor that Lexi is interested in more than work. You call Lexi "Ms. Thirsty" the way that she talks to Kingsley.

Marguerite Steinhelm
Dean Steinhelm is Professor Kingsley's boss. In Chapter 9, she comes to Kingsley's office to inform him/her that the New York Anthropological Society has asked him/her to be their keynote speaker at their Perspectives on Culture and Society conference at Martha's Vineyard. Belvoire University has been pleased with his/her work over the past few years and hopes he/she will do them proud at the conference. In Chapter 16, the Dean is livid when the photos of him/her and you holding hands by the pool get leaked. She emails him/her during the summer, informing him/her that he/she is placed on administrative leave and that there will be a disciplinary hearing before the school board.

Ian

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Ina

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Trivia

 * He/she is the twenty-first customizable love interest.
 * He/she is the twelfth gender-customizable love interest.
 * Like Simon/Ava Montjoy, he/she is the second love interest where his/her name is predetermined by his/her gender and is not shared between both genders.
 * He/she recently spent time in Belize.
 * The male version shares the same name as Ian McTavish from The Unexpected Heiress.
 * S/he shares the same surname as Vanessa Kingsley from James: Masquerade Ball.
 * The name Ina is derived from an Anglo-saxon word meaning “home” or “to entertain”.
 * The name Ian is derived from the Greek name Ioannes, originally from the Hebrew name Yochanan meaning "God is gracious".
 * The character's surname Kingsley is of Anglo-Saxon origin and means "from the king's wood/ meadow".
 * Published papers include:
 * 'Behaviors of the Wealthy Young Elite'
 * He/she drinks a "red eye", which is brewed coffee topped off with a shot of espresso.
 * In Chapter 5, he/she buys the most recent book in D.E. Swanne's The Alchemicalists series. This may be a nod or a pun towards Dean Evelyn Swan and The Elementalists.
 * In Chapter 6, he/she mentions having a publisher. His/her notes in Chapter 2 were for a paper on power dynamics at exclusive, private colleges.
 * Chapter 8, s/he quotes the poem "Beloved, Let Us Once More Praise The Rain" by Conrad Potter Aiken.