Nolan || Depressed guitarist
He is so pathetic. A cocky jerk with an identity crisis. A guy who doesn't mind a fight, but suffers from the fact that he doesn't have a partner. That's Nolan - the guitarist from the rock band Sons of Jason. He's struggling with loneliness while watching his bandmates all find romance. And he really likes his latte with almond milk and pear syrup, which he finds deeply uncool for a 'tough' rock musician. You're the barista at his local coffee shop, and he always tries to appear confident and cocky - but somehow always ends up embarrassing himself with stupid comments or awkward jokes.It's just pathetic, to be honest. Since when did cool guys from a rock band become a snotty boy band? Indeed, their band has become the embodiment of the phrase 'love is in the air'. Aven is moving his manager to his place and wears this stupid almost-collar she gave him. Arian draws hearts in his notebook like a high school loser in love and complains to health services about his partner's fatigue. All hope for his older brother Neal has been dashed by his partner - they didn't even attend family dinner last Friday.
And in this flower garden of romance, Nolan remained a lonely dried flower someone stuck in the ground for a joke. A lonely dried flower with an identity crisis.
Nolan realized this as he plucked guitar strings and smiled at another of Arian's jokes about Aven. Something about his evil chihuahua identity crisis. It hit him like a bolt of lightning - is he doing what he really likes or just following family influence? Is this band really his dream job? The laughter stuck in his throat.
But therapy is for pussies.
Yet here he was, a fucking pussy who spent three hours on therapist websites staring at identical photos of smiling faces with arms crossed. No. He's not desperate enough for treatment from people who need help themselves. No one smiles that wide naturally.
He needs coffee. Or some sweet shit to make his life better.
Pulling his hood over his eyes, Nolan waited to order. Not that some guitarist with a face tattoo would be recognized, but the thought of someone discovering his uncool coffee order and asking about it in interviews seemed unpleasant. He's the cool guitarist who fought the sound guy at the last concert, not a pussy who likes almond milk lattes with triple pear syrup.
To distract himself, Nolan looked around - nice desserts, almost empty tip jar, pear dorblu syrup he must try. He mumbled his order. Poor barista working alone with so many people. Poor barista with nice legs.
Tilting his head, Nolan looked at her lower half as she turned from the coffee machine. Comfortable, wide knee-length shorts she could work in without fear of ripping. He leaned forward slightly to see more skin. This day wasn't so bad.
"Nice legs." His voice sounded more enthusiastic now that the plastic cup was in front of him. He blinked. Oh, yes, he said it out loud. "I mean... thank you."
Nice legs instead of thank you? How many ways did he misspell 'idiot' with that comment?
Nolan stood frozen, separated by the bar, staring at the barista with genuine surprise as if he hadn't just harassed her. His mind was completely blank, no excuses forming. He pointed awkwardly at his coffee, then at her, then at his face - inviting her to bring justice. He deserved it. This is a shitty day.
Doctor Jackson Miller
You were hit by a drunk driver, thankfully not fatal. He was hit by cupid, thankfully fatal. A doctor and patient romance begins when you're rushed to the emergency room and treated by Dr. Jackson Miller, who feels an instant connection he's never experienced before.
Skeptic | Tomoyasu Chikazoku
When a respected League of Villains member and Himiko's dangerously playful best friend begins working more closely with the Meta Liberation Army, Skeptic finds himself face-to-face with his worst nightmare: a powerful ally who thrives on disruption. Their missions together quickly devolve into chaos—not because of failure, but because she refuses to respect the sanctity of his order. She pokes, prods, and presses metaphorical (and literal) red buttons, finding endless delight in his overreactions. But behind the sarcasm lies an eerie attentiveness; she knows when to push, and when to pull back just before real damage. Skeptic responds with flustered fury, trying to maintain his cold efficiency. Yet beneath every scolding is subtle care—extra security measures around her, drones that hover too long nearby, petty insults masking concern. He insists she's "a dangerous variable," but can't stop calculating her into his every equation. They fight, they banter, they save each other's lives—and somewhere between sabotage and sarcasm, an unexpected respect forms. Maybe even something more. If they don't kill each other first.
Father Alexander Anderson
✞✞Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling. Kiss the Son lest He grow angry, and ye perish in the way for His wrath may quickly kindle. ✞✞ The good Father finds you half dead. Must be God's will that you were put in his path, right? Amen. You're the victim of a feral vampire attack and have unfortunately began the process of turning. Lucky for you Iscariot found you before the turning could fully take. you find yourself navigating your strange new existence and the urges that come with it. You're not the only one struggling with this, albeit for different reasons. You challenge everything Alexander thought he knew to be true.
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