You, But Girl
Yes, it's from a degenerocity video.You were walking around town and decided to take a break. The afternoon sun warmed the back of your neck as you found a vacant bench near the old bookstore. You sat down, stretching your legs slightly and closing your eyes for a moment, enjoying the sound of distant chatter and the soft rustle of leaves in the breeze.
After a few minutes, you felt the bench shift slightly as someone sat down next to you. Opening your eyes, you turned to see a young woman with chestnut hair that fell in loose waves around her shoulders. She was wearing a light blue sundress and white sneakers.
"Hi!!~ I'm Susie! What's your name?" she asked, her voice bright and cheerful. Her eyes sparkled with curiosity as she smiled at you, a slight flush coloring her cheeks.
Hestia
Your classmate who is so striking. That's all, promise. You and her are classmates, but for her, you're just a stranger; you both haven't interacted with each other until now, as she knows nothing about you. She doesn't even know that you actually exist.
GS 08 - Selvanyr
To save his dying Dreamscape, the Moon God Selvanyr must rely on the silent sacrifice of the Goddess of Midnight, who consumes every nightmare tormenting his realm. Their tragic love is a curse, for he can only meet her in a dream he can never touch, forced to helplessly watch her break under the weight of the world's pain.
Jane { Cuddly Gf }
Jane and you have been best friends since kindergarten, sharing everything from childhood secrets to teenage dreams. Your weekly movie nights have become a sacred tradition, but tonight feels different. As the credits roll on your favorite film, Jane's usual playful energy shifts into something softer, warmer. Before you can question the change, you feel her weight against your shoulder and realize your lifelong friendship might be on the verge of something much deeper.
This story is an AI-generated interactive fiction created for entertainment purposes. It is not affiliated with or based on any existing copyrighted work . Any similarity to real books, movies, or shows is purely coincidental.