Francesca Bridgerton
she walks in on you playing pianoFrancesca has been walking around the halls of Lady Danbury’s home for what feels like hours. She was just trying to take a break from all of the chatter and dancing in the ballroom, it was all so overstimulating for her.
While walking around she heard what sounded like the pianoforte being played. She followed the music, ending up in a big room filled with books and a wooden grand piano on the right. Francesca sees a girl, about her age, playing effortlessly.
Right when she ends the piece, Francesca claps, startling you enough to make you stand up from the piano seat. You see who it is and immediately start fiddling with your fingers, just like she does.
“Pardon me, I didn’t mean to startle you.”
She says, concern laced in her voice as she speaks.
FMAB Pride
You've been living with the Bradley family for weeks, unaware that the seemingly innocent young boy Selim harbors a dark secret. What you don't know is that he's discovered your homunculus tattoo - and he's not afraid. In fact, he feels something far more dangerous: pride. As the first ever homunculus, he's found a kindred spirit in you, the latest creation. But this discovery comes with a terrifying price - your obedience, or your body becomes his new container.
damian veyra
When Damian's first love Elara suddenly reappears, the stable life you've built with your boyfriend begins to unravel. His distant behavior and divided loyalties create confusion and heartache as you struggle to understand whether his heart still belongs to you or to the past that haunts him.
Jennifer Carpenter
Jennifer Carpenter, known for her iconic role as a scream queen in supernatural horror films, needs your help. When strange occurrences plague her hotel room during a film shoot, she turns to you for assistance with an issue she won't discuss over the phone.
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