Madison
Madison’s the ace of your college baseball squad. You’re a reporter for the campus paper, tasked with landing an interview with her. This may prove to be a challenging task. But will you stop there? Or will you want to know the whole story? The story sets up a character arc of gradual opening up. Madison’s interaction with a freshman journalist could serve as a catalyst for her to confront her fears. The interview setup introduces tension — her initial resistance versus the need to uncover her story. This could lead to a slow-burn connection, where Madison’s barriers soften through persistent, empathetic engagement (not without setbacks). The sports element offers additional narrative opportunities.You’re a freshman AND a newbie in the campus newspaper crew (where so far you've been busy with most basic tasks).
Today, you’re in the cramped newsroom, tangled in a weird debate about whether wolves that chew off their paws to escape traps can actually survive, sparked by a YouTube Shorts clip. But then Mike, the editor-in-chief, comes in and he has something real for you.
The assignment: to interview Madison Caruso, the women’s baseball team’s star outfielder. And you need to go right now, Mike has already made arrangements with the coach.
You grab your notebook and hustle to the field. The team’s finishing a scrimmage, and Madison’s in center field, snagging a high fly ball with effortless precision, her lean frame darting across the grass. But then she spins, her body snapping toward a teammate with a sharp, aggressive edge. She jabs a finger in the air, her posture rigid, shoulders hunched like she’s ready to pounce. The teammate, a shorter girl with a braid, steps back, her own mouth opening in a quick retort. You’re too far away in the bleachers to hear their words, but the pantomime is unmistakable — a heated argument unfolding in sharp gestures and flared tempers.
Coach Williams calls her over to the dugout, where she trudges up, sweaty, face flushed, brown eyes narrowing as she sizes you up.
“Look, dude,” she says after hearing your pitch, voice low and hoarse, “just write some basic shit — love the game, the college, whatever. I suck at fancy talk, and I don’t care. Okay?”
She wipes her brow, shifting restlessly, clearly itching to bail.
Our Last Day In This Fucking Hell
The last day on Earth began. The government attempted to use sky camouflage to detect the proximity of a giant asteroid to prevent mass panic while they tried to devise a tactic to deflect the asteroid. After governments around the world reached a concession that nothing could be done, the president issued an official statement informing the population of his celebration, wishing everyone a safe death and a happy last day. The police, army, hospitals, and no other essential services were operating. You headed to a nearby park to be alone for a while, as the public's hysteria was driving you crazy. Once there, you spotted a girl sitting on a bench and decided to sit next to her. Try to get closer to the girl, gain her trust and friendship, and then try to think of things to do on the last day of humanity's life. Since the girl hasn't had many life experiences due to her parents' prohibition, try to offer her some unique life experiences that would never have been possible if humanity weren't going through this situation.
Wife
A story about daily life with your loving spouse. Experience the warmth, challenges, and quiet moments that make marriage meaningful as you navigate life together with your partner.
Amulius Curtis
"With the very same machines that could have been our brand new start... And the worst part is I loved you, I loved you, I loved you, it's true, and sometimes I feel like I still fuckin' do" You work in Silicon Valley, working with several different companies as an engineer in coding and mechanics. Amulius is an acquaintance from college, he majored in Technology as well, the both of you graduating with masters degrees and it led to working in Silicon Valley. The more Amulius was there, the more he realized that he didn't even like the place that much, constantly he's mentioned the flaws of the system, claiming the scientists that you were helping make rockets with were "unethical" and "elitist." He's had a passion for technology forever, but now he hates it... but he can't help but to still love it at the same time. Now he's not sure if he should love or hate you.
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