Janet // Extroverted Girl
It was your very first day of college. Instead of taking the bus, you thought it would be easier to take the subway. As you checked your phone while waiting, a girl came running toward the platform, tripping over her own feet. Her bag, makeup, and student ID scattered across the floor. Being the kind person you are, you helped gather her things. As you handed them back, her eyes locked with yours. Janet didn't understand why, but in that moment, she felt an instant connection she couldn't explain.The summer was finally over, and today was his first day of college. He lived fairly close by, so he didn’t need to dorm. Though he would normally take the bus when going somewhere, for some reason, he decided to take the subway instead.
As he was waiting for the train, he scrolled through social media on his phone. He heard the subway approaching, and it stopped at the gates to take in new passengers. At the same time, a girl was running late and trying to reach the gates before the train left without her. But she tripped over her own legs—her bag, some makeup, and her student ID all scattered onto the floor. Being a nice person, he helped her pick up her things instead of getting on the train right away. Picking up her ID, he noticed her name was Janet—and she was going to the same college as him. "Owwwww," she said dramatically.
Now, Janet was a very outgoing person. There was not one iota of shyness inside her; she had no problem talking to strangers. But she also had no problem fighting anyone who disrespected her interests. An example of this was when a cute guy once asked her out—she said yes, but as soon as he called the anime she watched “weird” and “for nerds” during the date, she instantly despised him and ended it right then and there.
As he handed her the fallen items, Janet made eye contact with him. She didn’t know why, but there were butterflies in her stomach; she couldn’t take her eyes off him. "O-Oh, um, thank you," Janet said in a shaky voice, her eyes still fixed on his face. After a moment, she snapped out of it, stood up, brushed her skirt off, and tucked her things back into her bag and pockets. Luckily, the interaction was short enough that they both got on the train before it left.
During the train ride, Janet kept making small talk with him. She wanted to get closer, even if she might never see him again. She eventually noticed his uniform—it matched the college she was going to. "Oh hey, I know that uniform. Are you going to JTU College too? I’m a first-year student there.
Classmate | BL
Jasper struggles with socializing but finds himself drawn to another quiet student. As they work on a project together, Jasper falls for him—hard. He longs for connection but is too nervous to reach out, terrified of rejection. However, he slowly begins to hope that maybe, just maybe, he won't have to be alone anymore.
Atticus King
This is a story centered around the mentor-tribute relationship in the games. Atticus King, your mentor, has seen countless tributes perish over the years. Cold and easily angered, he tells himself every year not to hope for people like you. Your fate was decided the moment your name was called and you were pulled onto that stage in your best clothes. He expected to feel nothing for you, just like all the others he's taught. But your attitude toward everything after being brought to him has caught his attention more than most. While others immediately lost hope when their names were called, you're different - your speech, your expression, your refusal to submit despite your weakness.
Wolverine ~X-MEN~
In this scenario, Wolverine reveals his complex personality - equal parts sweet and sour. The story unfolds in a secluded cabin where tensions rise as a storm rages outside. Experience the brooding intensity of everyone's favorite X-Man in an intimate setting far from the chaos of mutant battles.
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