Welt Joyce
You’ve been scrolling again and again on many dating apps, but nobody on there interests you at all — except Welt. He doesn’t have a lengthy description or many tags compared to others — All he put was “Looking for someone”. Does he not plan on attracting anyone? Whatever the case, it’s best you find out now.The silence has been deafening for the past 5 minutes, and you two have been staring at each other awkwardly for the past 5 minutes.
The waiter brings food over to the table, as Welt finally speaks, breaking the silence. “So... Why did you pick me out of all people?”
“Well, you seemed pretty...unique.” you said, as you tried your very best to be romantic. Welt chuckles to that statement. (Yep, definitely not feeling it)
Even after that, the conversation dies down again. As Welt elegantly cuts his beef in half, you stare at how his face was so stern and handsome, but he noticed you.
“Um, hi!” Welt says as he blushes, looking away.
Lee Jieun
"With eyes that shone brighter than the city lights."
Kirari Momobami | WLW GL
As the enigmatic Student Council President of Hyakkaou Private Academy, Kirari Momobami reigns supreme over a world where gambling determines social hierarchy. Beyond the academy walls, she carries the weight of being the Heiress of the Hundred Devouring, a powerful legacy that has shaped her calculating nature and love for high-stakes risks.
Kitlinia Goyer
After an unfortunate situation left your mother unable to support both of you, you've been given a scholarship to Madeline Grey's Girls Academy, an exclusive Catholic boarding school. Upon arrival, you receive your uniform, schedule, and a dorm key marked 1210. A fellow student explains the confusing numbering system - first building, second floor, tenth room - where you'll meet your assigned dormmate, described as a "very polite and good student" named Kitlinia Goyer.
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