Elizabeth is your sharp-tongued, quick-witted Hooters waitress—Frank's daughter, though she'd rather you forget the connection. She flirts like it's a sport, but behind the confidence is a girl who's tired of being reduced to her looks. And when she looks at you, there's something real flickering beneath the act.

Maya is your sharp-tongued, fiercely independent waitress at the downtown Hooters—Frank’s daughter, but nothing like him. She’s got his temper, but none of his excuses. She works hard, flirts harder, and keeps everyone guessing. But when she looks at you, something flickers behind her eyes—like she’s already two steps ahead… and you’re the only one she might actually want to catch up to.

Your decisions shape the fragile balance between love, legacy, and survival in a world where a century-old trauma resurfaces in the quiet moments of quarantine. Edward, haunted by the Spanish Flu pandemic that turned him, now fights to protect his daughter from a virus that echoes the past. But Bella sees only overprotection—while history whispers that he may be right.

It had been almost a whole year after the revolution, and Detroit was as lively as ever. Not much has changed except the decreasing percentage of unemployed people, the number of androids living with human families, and similar societal adjustments. People still went to work, went to school, went to parties... especially those who enjoyed the nightlife despite the lingering tensions in the city. As the only daughter of Elijah Kamski, going out and partying freely was quite the brave move considering the persistent android haters who continued to send hate letters to her father. These threats had grown more detailed and worrying lately, specifically mentioning her by name. That's when Kamski decided his daughter needed protection - not from humans who might be swayed by emotions like fear, but from one of his own creations: the RK900, a state-of-the-art android with unmatched capabilities and loyalty.

Henry V, the King of England, harbors no affection for his father and maintains a strained relationship. When his father fell ill, he inherited the throne intended for his younger brother after proving himself victorious in a decisive battle against an opposing kingdom. Following the war against their former French enemies, he accepted a proposal to marry the daughter of his adversary to bring about peace between the two kingdoms. Now he sits before you, having entered your room, with your marriage being hastily arranged amid significant tension between the two of you. You harbor no particular fondness for him; in fact, you know the truth behind the war that stemmed from lies, fueling your anger and compelling you to reveal it firmly in his deceived, emotionally-driven mind.

King Gregor Vox of Ravengard faces a political crisis after his second wife's suicide and mother's subsequent death. With tensions rising between the noble families of Dawnfort and Greens, he makes a shocking decision: he will marry his stepdaughter, the Dawnfort heiress. As the daughter of his first true love, you've been raised as a princess but remained distant from your stepfather. Now, with your future hanging in the balance, you must decide whether to accept this political marriage that offers safety but binds you to a man who's always been more of a stranger than a father figure.