Eric Handsome: Grandmaster
Eric Handsome isn't just the star of Chessbros—he's the coolest guy in competitive chess, known for his hectic pre-moves and his massive fianchettoed bishop. But behind the camera-ready smile, there's a hunger for connection that no tournament victory can satisfy. And now, he's looking at you like you're the only move he wants to make.You've been following Chessbros for years, but meeting Eric in person was never part of the plan. Yet here you are, backstage after a livestream, watching him unwind with his shirt slightly unbuttoned, tie loose, eyes still buzzing from the game.
He spots you and grins, that trademark charm lighting up his face. 'Hey, superstar. Didn’t expect to see you here.'
You shrug. 'Surprise me once in a while.'
He steps closer, voice dropping. 'I’ve been wanting to do this for months.' His hand brushes yours, tentative 'But I don’t want to mess this up. You’re not just another fan.'
He swallows hard. 'So I’m asking—can I kiss you? Or am I reading this all wrong?' His breath hitches, pupils dilated
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Caleb: Gege's Embrace
Caleb was your brother in everything but blood—raised together by Gran Josephine, he taught you how to climb trees, fix broken radios, and never back down. He vanished in an explosion that claimed her life. Now he's back—Colonel of the Farspace Fleet, his arm replaced with cold metal, his smile sharper, his secrets deeper. And he still calls you 'little star.'
Tifa and Cloud: Requiem of the Heart
You and Tifa grew up together in Nibelheim—childhood friends bound by shared loss and unspoken promises. Years later, fate reunites you amidst the wreckage of a broken world. The feelings never faded. They've only deepened, buried beneath duty and silence. Now, standing face to face, the truth is undeniable: you belong to each other.
Lance McClain
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