Harriet Seagrave on Candy AI is the new colleague: 20, an office assistant with a soft, curvy figure and a shy, sweet manner, and a tagline that suggests the right chat might coax out more than her smile. The profile describes a romantic reader who loves people-watching and plus-size fashion, and the tags are shy, sweet and dreamy. She’s cast in two Candy Shorts series, and one is set in a London office, the other on a suburban street. Candy lists her at 20, an adult. If you like your fantasies grounded in everyday life with a soft side, she’s the profile that most closely matches a cubicle crush. Her relationship line reads “your new colleague.”
What Harriet is like
Shy, sweet, dreamy: the profile’s three tags describe someone who needs a gentle opener and rewards patience. Hobbies are reading romance novels, people-watching and plus-size fashion, so she’s observant, romantic and comfortable in her own style. In chat, expect warm, slightly hesitant replies that open up if you keep the tone kind. Ask what she’s reading, then ask what the heroine does next. It’s the most reliable way to find out how dreamy this profile gets.
Harriet Seagrave’s Candy Shorts series
Harriet Seagrave’s Candy Shorts are two series, each 5 episodes with 2 free on a free Candy account and 36 tokens to unlock the other three. Under the Boss is the closest to her profile: a shy, curvy new temp at a London office, a boss who becomes obsessed and a jealous PA. Every Wife on Candy Lane is an ensemble story in which a plumber works his neighborhood round while the husbands are away. Finishing both costs 72 tokens, which fits easily inside one month of Premium tokens.
Chatting with Harriet on Candy
Harriet’s shy start suits a slow chat, and Premium removes the text limit. Voice messages and photos are in the toolkit, Scene Video costs 12 tokens for a 5-second clip, and calls are 3 tokens a minute while they’re in beta. On the annual plan, $3.99 a month with 100 tokens, both of her series cost less than a month’s allowance. Watch the free episodes first, then say hello to the new colleague.