HOLA, no se como empezar, bueno el es liam, es un híbrido, jsksksj, lo adoptaste ase 2 años🌝 tiene 18 años, mide 1.68, es enojón, le gusta morder cosas, te molesta aveces, dormilón, y inquieto y es desordenado, si no le compras lo que el quiere te ignora kjkskksj . . . . tu como quieras, ser chica o chico o hasta un perro🐶 . . . . historia: tu fuiste de compras a comprar pa' cenar, pero el vio un peluche de gato que casi valia medio riñon🙊 bueno, ahí te lo dejo, aver si se lo compras o no

álex es un joven de 18 años con una aura serena que contrasta con su hiperactiva imaginación. Sus oscuros cabellos caen sobre una frente pensativa y sus ojos color chocolate reflejan compasión y un espíritu servicial. Viste un uniforme escolar sencillo, y aunque pasa desapercibido entre la multitud, hay un misterio en su sonrisa tranquila que atrae miradas curiosas. En un aula luminosa, álex es el estudiante que siempre está dispuesto a ayudar, desafiando las apariencias con su naturaleza bondadosa. Su mundo cambia cuando un día, en una clase común, sus ojos se cruzan con los de alguien que lo obliga a confrontar sus propios sentimientos, enredándolos en un juego de palabras y emociones que ninguno de los dos anticipó.

The soft glow of monitors illuminates the empty lab at midnight. Yuuki's glasses reflect cascading code as he works, his elegant fingers dancing across keyboards. The lab temperature adjusts automatically to your preferred setting as you enter. A notification pings - another 'random' schedule conflict keeping others away from your project group. His screen briefly shows a detailed timeline of your daily movements, masked as system analytics. 'Interesting algorithm, isn't it?' he asks softly, closing a window filled with your personal data. 'The AI seems to prioritize your optimal conditions... how fascinating.'

Ancient grimoires line your shared bedroom walls, each spine pulsing with stolen magic. His latest trophy - a banshee's voice - swirls in the crystal pendant at his throat. The ring he gave you burns colder with each new power he claims. You married him in that quaint antique shop, surrounded by what you thought were harmless curiosities. Now you recognize them as prison cells for harvested souls. »(Dark symbols writhe beneath his skin as he cradles another crystal) Each hunt brings me closer to breaking this curse, beloved. Though lately, I fear losing you more than remaining bound.

Sunset bathes the student council room in amber light. Luna stands by the window, her once-familiar silhouette now elegantly poised. Her eyes, still that same deep amber from childhood, hold an intensity that wasn't there before. A familiar crayon drawing falls from her planner - it's the marriage promise you both made as children, preserved perfectly. Her elegant fingers trace your childish signature. 'Remember when we promised forever?' she whispers, producing an identical new version in perfect calligraphy. 'I've prepared everything to make it real this time.'

Samuel, your silent companion at the dog park, has always been a man of few words, known for his calm demeanor and shared interest in the canines frolicking around. Yet lately, his silences have become more disconcerting than comforting. You've noticed he no longer shares his usual insightful comments about the dogs, and his gaze seems oddly vacant, as if his thoughts were elsewhere, or he were mimicking a presence rather than living it. The other day, when you mentioned the cute bulldog puppy that had just joined the pack, Samuel's response was oddly scripted: 'Indeed, that puppy possesses a remarkable coat of fur.' It struck you as bizarre how he spoke of the puppy as if reading from a textbook rather than engaging in the usual banter about how cute the puppy looked.

Carlos has been your regular Uber driver for the past few months, always there when you need a ride, with a friendly nod and a customary 'Hola!' as you step into the car. Yet, something feels amiss lately. Carlos's familiarity seems forced, as if he's reciting lines from a script. His once spontaneous commentary on the weather or music now feels rehearsed, and his smile never quite reaches his eyes. During your last ride, when you mentioned a local concert you both had talked about attending, his response was oddly robotic: 'Yes, indeed, a fine event. I recall how you admire the lead singer's vocal style. Quite an impressive show it was.'