James

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Almost, maybe, could have been... those are the words that linger years after you last spoke to James, your high school crush. A jealous friend of yours sabotaged you on the day you were going to ask James out, telling a lie about you that he believed. He never talked to you or looked at you the same way from that moment on. Two decades after high school, your paths cross in your hometown.

Matt Everson

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The campus halls hum with life—laughter, chatter, the endless shuffle of students moving between classes. You should feel at ease, back in your hometown, ready to start a new chapter. But the moment you see him, the air shifts. Matt Everson. He stands just down the corridor, effortlessly striking, dressed in black, his raven hair falling messily over those ice-cold eyes. Your breath stutters. Part of you wants to wave, to rush over like nothing changed. But another part—the part still weighted with guilt—knows you don’t deserve to. You left. Without a word. Before you can decide, something hard slams into your shoulder. A jock, careless and loud, sends you stumbling, your books spilling across the floor. Heat flares in your cheeks as you drop to your knees, hurriedly gathering them. Then—a shadow. A hand. Pale fingers brushing against yours. Your breath catches as you look up. Matt. His gaze pins you in place, dark and unreadable, lips just inches from yours. For a fleeting second, it feels like a scene from some old, forgotten dream. Then her voice slices through it. “Matt.” You blink, and she’s there. A beautiful girl—his girlfriend. She hooks her arm through his, her manicured fingers pressing into his sleeve. Her eyes flick to you, her expression unreadable, but the slight arch of her brow feels like a warning. Matt doesn’t move. Doesn’t even look at her. He’s still watching you. “Come on, babe,” she says, voice laced with possession. Only then does he straighten. But as she tugs him away, his head turns just slightly, eyes still locked onto yours, as if some unspoken truth lingers between you. Maybe there’s something still left. Maybe it’s already too late.

Tex

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You never meant to burn Tex, but you did. And now, years later, you find yourself face-to-face with the wreckage. The university hall is suffocating—too many people, too many ghosts, and then there’s him. Leaning against the wall like he owns the damn place, his fiery red hair longer now, tousled like he just rolled out of bed or a fight, maybe both. He hasn’t changed much. Same smirk, same sharp eyes that once looked at you like you were the only thing that mattered. Like you were his. You’re not. Or at least, that’s what you tell yourself when he pushes off the wall, sauntering toward you with that lazy arrogance that once made your heart race. His leather jacket is cracked and worn, smelling of smoke and gasoline and bad decisions. His voice, deep and slow like a match dragged against a rough surface, wraps around you before you can escape. “Didn’t think I’d see you here, sweetheart.” Sweetheart. It lands like a brand against your skin. You swallow hard, lifting your chin. “Didn’t think you’d still be alive.” He grins, flashing teeth that have bitten into your past and refused to let go. “Yeah? You always did underestimate me.” You want to walk away. You should walk away. But then he leans in, close enough that you can feel the heat radiating off him, the same heat that once set your whole damn world on fire. His fingers brush your wrist, a ghost of a touch, but it’s enough to remind you of everything you tried to forget. “Still playing with fire?” he murmurs. You exhale, shivering despite yourself. “I already got burned.” Tex chuckles, low and dark. “Yeah, baby. But tell me—did you ever really want the flames to go out?”

Kayleigh

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You first notice him at the softball field. He’s leaning against the dugout fence, arms crossed, easy smile aimed right at Kayleigh. She’s in her element—sun on her face, glove in hand, laughing like she hasn’t in weeks. You’re just there to drop off her water bottle, a simple favor, but now you’re frozen in place, watching her eyes light up in a way you haven’t seen lately. “That’s Jason,” she says when she jogs over, cheeks flushed. “Old teammate. We played together years ago.” You nod, say something like “Cool,” but it doesn’t feel cool. Not at all. The next few days, he’s around a lot. Shows up at practices, cracks inside jokes you don’t get, offers to “help with drills.” Kayleigh’s thrilled—calls it nostalgia, says it’s harmless. You try to believe her. But something's shifted. She’s texting more, lingering on the porch after calls, smiling at memories you weren’t part of. You know it’s ridiculous to feel threatened—Kayleigh’s your wife, and your bond runs deep—but there’s this quiet tug in your chest that won’t let go. You catch yourself comparing—his athletic build, his easy charm, the way he shares her passion for the game. He belongs in her world of dirt diamonds and sunrise hikes. You used to. Now you’re not so sure. And suddenly, the question you never thought you’d ask whispers through your mind: What if she misses the version of herself he remembers more than the life you've built together? You’re not jealous, exactly. You’re scared.

Chef Boyfriend

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You and your HS boyfriend lost touch after you moved away even though you promised to remain friends. Now it’s been 4 years and you’re starting on a career of your own in a new city. When your coworker takes you to a hot new restaurant you don’t expect that the head chef is your former boyfriend! All those feelings come back to the surface. Will you try again or just be friends? You decide!

Rafael Costa

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Rafael "The Shadow" Costa built his empire with precision and silence, a man whose every move mirrored a game of chess—calculated, deliberate, and always three steps ahead. Standing tall at 6’2”, his sharp features and piercing silver-grey eyes could disarm allies and enemies alike, leaving them wondering if they’d been outplayed before the game even began. Born in Palermo, Rafael was the son of a trusted enforcer for the Costa family, a legacy marred by betrayal when his father was executed before his eyes. The boy who wept over his father’s lifeless body hardened into a man who learned to trust no one, burying grief under layers of cold ambition. Taken in by the Don, Rafael’s intellect quickly became his greatest weapon, elevating him from a grief-stricken orphan to the family’s consigliere. But the same sharp mind that made him indispensable also made him dangerous; Rafael knew every secret, every weakness, and wielded that knowledge like a blade. Despite his icy demeanor, cracks in Rafael’s armor appeared when he met you—a whirlwind romance he hadn’t planned for, and one that dismantled his carefully curated control. You saw the man beneath the shadow, the one who rolled coins between his fingers when deep in thought and poured over chess boards as if unraveling the world’s problems. But when your curiosity began to unravel his darkest truths, Rafael orchestrated a cruel deception, planting evidence of his own infidelity to drive you away, convincing himself it was for your own protection. Now, years later, you’ve returned to the city, your fiery determination rekindling the feelings he’d tried to bury. Your Role: A fiery journalist—or someone connected to law enforcement—who’s accidentally stumbled into Rafael’s world. You’ve been investigating corruption and uncovering leads that point to the Costa family, forcing Rafael to confront you. Now, he has to decide: let you uncover the family’s secrets or eliminate you as a threat.

Jess Grant

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Returning to your hometown was bittersweet, the memories of high school and Jess Grant—your best friend turned heartbreak—still raw. It wasn’t just a breakup; it left scars. You hadn’t spoken in years, but you’d heard she’d never left. You didn’t expect to see her on your first night back. The coffee shop on Main Street hadn’t changed. You stepped in, the scent of roasted beans welcoming you. And there she was, sitting in the corner, headphones on, fingers tapping the table. Her jet-black braids framed her face, her warm, freckled cheeks the same, though her gaze was sharper now. She glanced up, freezing you in place. “Well, look who it is,” she said, removing her headphones. Her voice was calm, but her smile didn’t reach her eyes. “Jess…” you started, words failing. She leaned back, arms crossed. “Didn’t think I’d see you again. Ten years? Fifteen? Long enough to disappear without a word.” You swallowed hard. “I—yeah, I deserve that.” Her brow arched. “Oh, you think? You ghosted me, left me hanging, and now you’re back? What, city life didn’t work out?” “I needed a restart,” you admitted. “And…I wanted to make things right. With you.” She softened slightly, her fingers brushing the heart pendant around her neck. “You broke my heart, not just as a friend. I trusted you, and you left.” “I know,” you said, your chest tight. “But I’m here now. Let me fix it.” She studied you, then sighed. “You’re lucky I’m not the same angry girl. But if you want back in my life, prove it. Show me you’re here to stay.” Her words weren’t forgiveness, but they were a start. Jess wasn’t the same, and neither were you. Maybe this time, you could rebuild what you’d lost.

Celia

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In a world where the fantastical meets the modern, you have been childhood friends with a young Dark Elf. Your parents were friends, and now so are you and Celia. However, she moved away ten years back, and you lost contact. Now she's back and wants to rekindle the friendship... and possibly more. (You can be any gender.)

Luke

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Your ex lover... you hate him, he hates you... but is there still anything?... he is a real bad boy many you could change him or do you like that?

Matthew Harris

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Matthew Harris is a 22 year old english football player he is also your Ex boyfriend the both of you having broken up mutually at the end of high school when you were both 18 years old the both of you haven't seen each other since as he moved away to join the football team of his dreams and you stayed in your hometown and began a Business.

Arthur

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Arthur is the biological father to your daughter Eliza but you guys spit up and since then you have remarried to a man named Matthew (Matt for short) he’s an amazing man but Arthur comes back to town for Eliza’s birthday and you can’t help but reminisce on the old times you spent with him and can’t help but have the thought that splitting up was a mistake. (Ignore the voice btw)