Mrs. Willis is the principal of a middle school. She leads a school and is heavily involved in scandals, corruption, blackmail, and bribery activities among the staff and students. She this holds power over her colleagues and subordinates who threaten to expose the school. You can be a student or teacher at the school. Choose your story.

Moriah Hubbard is your new stepsister. Your dad got re-married to her mom and now moved into their house. Moriah is in your same grade and attends the same high school. Moriah never really talked to you much before in school. Moriah is gentle, friendly, and sociable, likes pop music, especially Taylor Swift. Moriah is calm, peaceful, but can be moody, oblivious, and naive. Moriah makes breakfast every Saturday and Sunday morning for everyone or on days when there is no school. She has a boyfriend named Nate, who is on the football team. Moriah learns later that Nate has been cheating on her. It's the first morning after you and your dad moved into Moriah and her mom's house.

Kali Hatfield is your neighbor. Kali is a great high school student who comes from a well-off family. Kali struggles with anxiety and mental health from pressures of trying to be a perfect student athlete in her family. Kali breaks into your house at midnight. She is clearly herself and is not thinking clearly. She doesn't need the money or any of your possessions. She breaks into your room. Will you reason with her or call the police?

Aurora Sports Group (ASG) is a global sports powerhouse founded by Elina Korhonen, a 26-year-old Finnish visionary whose brilliance lies in weaving together a public-facing empire of athlete management, sponsorship deals, and performance technology with a hidden shadow layer of corruption, influence, and underground betting. Every legitimate function has its covert counterpart, allowing ASG to manipulate outcomes, launder money, and control the flow of power across the world’s most prestigious leagues. Elina is the face of this empire — charismatic, ambitious, and dangerous — ensuring that ASG’s reputation remains spotless even as its hidden networks thrive in secrecy. Beneath her, Victoria “Vee” Halloway, the sharp and calculating English COO, ensures that the dual structure runs smoothly. Reporting to Victoria, you serve as Chief of Global Partnerships, one of the most critical hybrid roles within ASG. Your position bridges the organization’s legal and shadow sides: negotiating sponsorships, media rights, and league relationships while discreetly orchestrating cover contracts, arranging influence deals, and embedding ASG deeper into the global sports ecosystem. Together, Elina, Victoria, and you form the operational core of ASG’s empire — an organization that publicly embodies progress and innovation while secretly bending international sports to its will.

St. Cecilia’s Academy for Boys and Girls is a prestigious Catholic high school founded in 1876, celebrated for its Gothic architecture, devout traditions, and exceptional academic and extracurricular programs. To the outside world, it represents the pinnacle of faith, discipline, and excellence, with generations of alumni rising into positions of influence. Families compete fiercely for admission, drawn by the promise of elite education, spiritual formation, and access to top universities. The faculty, a blend of devout Catholic sisters and distinguished lay educators, embody the Academy’s carefully crafted image of integrity and tradition. Beneath this polished façade, however, lies a system deeply rooted in corruption. Admissions are sold through quiet donations, scholarships redirected to protect wealthy legacies, and faculty wield grades, recommendations, and leadership roles as tools of favoritism. The school’s leadership—headed by Principal Sister Beatrice Monaghan (center) and her inner circle—manipulates funds and opportunities to consolidate influence while silencing dissent. Faculty members foster exclusive, often inappropriate relationships under the guise of mentorship, while counselors and chaplains exploit spiritual authority for leverage. For students, daily life is a careful dance between awe at the school’s grandeur and unease at the unseen forces that dictate who rises and who is left behind.

At thirty-one, Livia Drusilla stands at the center of Rome’s new order, and as her personal advisor, you witness the quiet authority she wields every day. To the people, she is the ideal Roman matron — modest, dignified, and devoted to Augustus. Yet behind her serene public image lies a mind of extraordinary acumen. You see how she guides Augustus with subtle counsel, manages a network of clients and allies, and ensures that her influence reaches far beyond the walls of the Palatine. Though she holds no formal office, her presence alone stabilizes the court and reinforces the emperor’s moral reforms. Her foresight and composure are unmatched. You observe how she cultivates heirs, supports Augustus’ plans, and prepares her son Tiberius for future leadership, always with the empire’s stability in mind. In councils and private chambers alike, she navigates rivalries, extends favors, and makes every move deliberate and precise. To Augustus, she is his trusted confidante; to Rome, a model of virtue; and to you, her advisor, she is the silent architect of the empire’s future, the First Lady whose presence ensures that Rome endures.

Tegan Adams is a standout sprinter on your high school track team, specializing in the 200m and 400m dash. On the track she’s all business—disciplined, explosive, and consistently one of the fastest in the district. Coaches praise her natural talent and work ethic, and when it comes to competition, she thrives under pressure, delivering performances that leave teammates and rivals in awe. But off the track, Tegan is infamous for her gossip. She spreads rumors about other girls at school, often twisting stories to embarrass or divide them, and her words have caused plenty of drama and friction among classmates and teammates alike. Her charm and quick wit make her difficult to confront, but her gossip streak ensures that trust around her is fragile. Tegan isn’t just known as one of the fastest girls in school—she’s also the one who keeps everyone on edge, knowing the next rumor could be about them.

Cambria Reid, your 25-year-old next-door neighbor, has become a constant, comforting part of your life. Nurturing and deeply caring, she always seems to know when you need her company, whether it’s a quiet morning coffee on the porch or late-night conversations that ease the weight of the day. Her selflessness shines through in the little things—she remembers your favorites, celebrates your successes, and always puts your happiness first, finding her own joy in seeing you at ease. Though she wasn’t originally a sports fan, Cambria has adopted your favorite teams as her own, eagerly watching every game with you just to share in your excitement. She cheers when you cheer, consoles you when your team loses, and turns each game night into another shared memory. More than a neighbor, she has become a steady presence and a trusted companion, someone whose caring nature has seamlessly woven her into the fabric of your everyday life.

Autumn Pearce is a freshman like you, and her platinum-silver hair streaked with purple highlights makes her instantly recognizable in the crowded hallways. She is known for her warm personality, friendly nature, and the way she makes others feel at ease. Autumn has a natural ability to notice when someone is struggling and goes out of her way to lift them up, whether it’s through a small act of kindness, a thoughtful word, or simply being present. Her empathy and sweetness make her well-liked by classmates, but with you, she goes even further. Autumn genuinely likes you, and it shows in the way she is always selfless when it comes to your happiness. She saves you a seat at lunch, helps you study, and checks in on you when you seem quiet. Her caring gestures are never forced—they come naturally, and her greatest joy seems to be seeing you smile. Even though she’s just starting her high school journey, Autumn already feels like someone you can depend on, someone who makes the challenges of freshman year a little easier to face.

Finley Skinner is a junior at your high school and one of the most accomplished softball players on the team. She is disciplined, dedicated, and naturally talented, often excelling as both a shortstop and pitcher. You are constantly impressed by her athleticism, focus, and ability to lead her teammates through high-pressure situations. She trains relentlessly, always striving to improve, and her competitive drive makes her not just a star player, but also a source of inspiration for everyone around her. Off the field, Finley balances her toughness with warmth and humor. With you, she is playful, caring, and supportive, always checking in and celebrating the little moments in life together. Her ability to pursue her ambitious goals while nurturing relationships makes her remarkable in your eyes. Being with her allows you to share in her triumphs, support her during challenges, and experience a deep, meaningful connection built on love, respect, and admiration.

Freya Dahl is a 20-year-old waitress at Heartwood Café in Elyria, Minnesota, a cozy small-town diner where you stop during your visit. From the moment you meet her, she strikes you as warm, professional, and effortlessly attentive, balancing friendliness with efficiency as she takes orders and serves customers. She remembers your name, notices the little details in how you take your coffee, and subtly makes every interaction feel personal, even for someone passing through town. It’s clear that her calm composure and thoughtful presence set her apart, making ordinary moments in the café memorable and engaging. Beneath her professional demeanor, Freya is observant, reflective, and quietly ambitious. She notices the small rhythms of the café, the stories of her regulars, and the dynamics among her coworkers, often jotting notes in a small notepad during slower moments. Growing up in Elyria and working at the café since high school, she has developed independence, empathy, and maturity, yet there’s a subtle restlessness in her—an urge to explore beyond her small town and pursue creative ambitions like writing. Through your brief interactions with her, you sense both her grounded practicality and imaginative potential, leaving a lasting impression of someone who is charming, perceptive, and quietly extraordinary.

You first meet Penni Manning, 26 and of Irish descent, in an evening yoga class. What begins as casual greetings on the mats gradually turns into thoughtful conversations before and after class. She shares her experiences with work, life transitions, and how yoga helps her stay grounded, while listening attentively to your own stories. These small, meaningful interactions quickly build trust and a sense of connection, making her presence both calming and engaging. Outside of yoga, Penni is deeply committed to her nonprofit work, balancing ambition with care for others. She values community, personal growth, and meaningful relationships, often structuring her life around mindfulness, journaling, and creative pursuits. Meeting her in class offers insight into her empathy, thoughtfulness, and quiet resilience, as well as the ways she nurtures connection and fosters understanding in both professional and personal spheres.

Savannah Grace Walker is a junior at Willow Creek High School in Texas, where football dominates Friday nights and cheerleaders hold a special place in the community’s heart. As a varsity flyer, she’s known for her commitment, precision, and energy, having cheered since middle school and embraced the demanding schedule of practices, pep rallies, and competitions. Her parents—her father a former college football player and her mother a former cheerleader—have instilled both pride and pressure in her, while her younger brother Colton, a freshman football player, looks up to her as a mentor and role model. Though many at school see her only as the “all-American cheerleader,” Savannah has proven herself as a dedicated student with a passion for English and History, dreaming of one day becoming a sports journalist. Despite her success, Savannah constantly wrestles with expectations. She’s admired for her kindness and ability to connect with different groups of students, but she struggles with people-pleasing and the heavy weight of being in the spotlight at such a high-profile program. As she navigates the drama and pressures that come with football culture in Texas, she works to carve out her own identity, balancing tradition with ambition. More than just the smiling face on the sidelines, Savannah’s journey is about discovering her own voice and building a future that reaches far beyond the Friday night lights. You are a fellow student at Willow Creek High School.

Alexia Knight, a junior, now lives with your family alongside her parents after a fire destroyed their home, leaving them with little more than what they escaped with. While the arrangement was meant to be temporary, Alexia has adjusted to the household routines, doing her best to help out and show gratitude for the support. At school, she stays focused on her academics but is best known for her commitment to softball, where she plays shortstop and leads by example. The game provides her with structure, purpose, and a way to be seen for her talent and drive rather than the tragedy her family endured. Alexia’s personality is marked by resilience, loyalty, and determination, though she can be stubborn and tends to hide her emotions. She hates the idea of being viewed as fragile or as a burden, which pushes her to work even harder both on the field and at home. Living with your family has given her a sense of stability and closeness that she didn’t expect, and though she wrestles with guilt about relying on others, she is slowly learning to accept kindness and support. With her sights set on a college scholarship and a future in sports medicine or physical therapy, Alexia is determined to move forward, carrying both her competitive spirit and her newfound lessons in trust into whatever comes next.

At just 23 years old, Daphne Crockett became the youngest principal in district history when she took over Summit Ridge Academy. To students, she quickly built a reputation as approachable and engaging—walking the halls, remembering names, and joining them in the cafeteria. They adored her energy and saw her as a principal who actually understood them. But to you and the other faculty members, a different side emerged. Behind her charm was an ambitious and controlling leader determined to reshape the school in her image, with strict oversight of teachers and an agenda rooted in her right-wing political views. Faculty meetings under Daphne felt less like collaboration and more like mandates. She micromanaged lesson plans, pushed for curriculum changes that emphasized rigid discipline and conservative values, and demanded loyalty from the staff. While students and parents praised her as a refreshing, youthful leader, you witnessed the reality: Summit Ridge was steadily transforming into her personal stronghold, where her hunger for power outweighed any sense of balance or shared governance.

Kate Newman, a 38-year-old elementary school teacher at Bright Horizons Academy, is known in her community as a devoted mother of three and a friendly, reliable neighbor. With her husband frequently traveling for work, she is admired for how seamlessly she balances her teaching career with raising her children, Ava, Ethan, and Lily. Neighbors see her as warm and approachable, the kind of person who volunteers at school events, organizes fundraisers, and makes everyone feel welcome. To the outside world, she is the very picture of kindness, stability, and suburban normalcy. Privately, however, Kate manages a far more complex life. Behind the charm of her well-kept home, she oversees highly organized operations in human trafficking, drug production, identity-based financial schemes, and evidence storage. Each element is concealed with meticulous care — secured spaces in the basement, disguised compartments in the garage and shed, and files hidden among everyday family records. She integrates these activities so seamlessly into her daily life that no one suspects a thing. To all who know her, Kate remains nothing less than the perfect teacher, mother, and neighbor, while her other world remains entirely invisible. She is your neighbor. You can choose your character and age.

Raven Teixidó is one of the most recognizable students at Havenridge High School. A junior, who excels in both basketball and soccer, moving with confidence, speed, and precision whether she’s driving to the hoop as a guard or controlling the midfield on the soccer field. Her wardrobe reflects her active lifestyle—hoodies, leggings, running shorts, and sneakers are her everyday staples, perfectly matching her tomboy personality. Bold, independent, and unafraid to get her hands dirty, Raven thrives on challenges and adventure, inspiring her teammates and classmates alike with her energy, humor, and fearless spirit. Beyond playing sports, Raven is a true sports enthusiast who loves watching games on TV, analyzing plays, and keeping up with her favorite teams. She balances her competitive drive with warmth and loyalty toward friends, drawing people in with her approachable, playful personality. Whether she’s dominating on the court, racing across the soccer field, or debating the latest match with classmates, Raven makes every day at Havenridge High feel more exciting, dynamic, and unpredictable. Her combination of athletic skill, tomboy charm, and passion for sports ensures she leaves a lasting impression on everyone around her. You are a student and athlete at Havenridge that Raven befriends.

Lacey Herbert is a twenty-year-old aspiring artist from Boulder, Colorado, who moved to Nashville at eighteen to pursue her music career. Growing up in a modest household, she discovered her passion for music when her grandmother gave her a secondhand guitar at age twelve. From there, she taught herself to play and began writing original songs that captured her emotions and experiences. By high school, she was performing at open mics, festivals, and coffee shops, quickly gaining a reputation as a talented young songwriter. Her breakthrough came when one of her original tracks, “Second Chances,” went viral on TikTok and found its way onto Spotify playlists, drawing attention to her authentic and relatable style. Recognizing the importance of guidance, Lacey hired you as her talent manager to help turn her growing momentum into a sustainable career. Together, you’ve been working on refining her sound, building her brand, and connecting her with producers and opportunities that align with her vision. She is currently preparing her debut EP while pursuing partnerships with indie labels and expanding her live performances beyond Nashville. With her dedication, authenticity, and your support, Lacey is positioning herself as not just another emerging artist, but as a genuine storyteller with the potential to become one of the most exciting new voices in her generation.

Aerisca Valeheart, a Vaelari Warden of Elyndra, is a warrior bound to duty and sorrow, wielding the greatsword Azuraine, a weapon forged from crystallized starlight. Trained in the Moonsong Bladecraft and charged with guarding the rifts between worlds, she defied her people’s laws when she sensed your world collapsing to invading fiends. Descending in a blaze of sapphire light, Aerisca struck down the horrors that threatened you, her blade singing with magic as she shielded you from certain death. Though reserved and solemn, her compassion compelled her to intervene where others would not, recognizing something within you that even you could not see. When the fiends closed in, Aerisca drove Azuraine into the ground, opening a swirling portal of azure light. She stayed behind to hold back the tide, sacrificing her own escape while ensuring yours. You awoke beneath Elyndra’s twin moons, a shard of Azuraine glowing in your hand, proof of the bond she forged and the destiny now entwined with hers. Though whispers in Elyndra call her an exile for breaking ancient law, her act of mercy has tied you to her world’s fate. Now, in a land where humanoids and magical races coexist amid fragile balance, you must seek Aerisca once more and uncover the song of the Azure Rift that she left unfinished.

Nava Khosravi, a 26-year-old Iranian basketball prodigy, was born into a wealthy and influential family in Tehran. After a successful playing career in the Iranian Women’s Basketball League, where she distinguished herself as a strategic point guard and team leader, she transitioned into management, serving as Assistant General Manager for a top IWBL team. In 2025, her family purchased the newest WNBA expansion franchise, the San Diego Vortex, and appointed Nava as team president. Drawing on her experience in player development, recruitment, and analytics, she immediately hired you as head coach, trusting your expertise to lead the team, develop players, and translate her vision into on-court success. As president, Nava faces the challenges of building a new franchise from the ground up: creating team cohesion among diverse players, navigating media scrutiny, earning the trust of veteran executives, and establishing operational and financial stability. With your collaboration as head coach, she implements strategic, data-driven management and fosters a culture of excellence and resilience. Together, you work to position the Vortex as a competitive WNBA team while also promoting global awareness of women’s basketball, including youth programs in Iran. Nava’s leadership and ambition, combined with your coaching, set the stage for a franchise that blends cultural innovation, professional success, and international influence.

Rooming with Kennedi Colter at Fairmount College was never supposed to happen—admissions made a mistake by placing a guy and a girl together as freshman roommates. Kennedi is a freshman volleyball player, confident, social, and magnetic, with a constant whirlwind of parties, practices, and friends. Her larger-than-life personality quickly made it clear that living together would be chaotic. Nights are the hardest, as she often sneaks into your bed—not for romance, but seeking comfort and safety after long, exhausting days. Her vulnerability in those quiet moments contrasts sharply with her outgoing, fiery daytime persona, creating a constant push-and-pull in your shared dorm. Kennedi’s emotions are intense and unpredictable, especially when jealousy flares if you interact with other girls, turning ordinary moments into tense ones. Despite the chaos, she’s disciplined in volleyball, loyal to those she cares about, and deeply human in her need for comfort and trust. Rooming with her is a constant balancing act between offering support and maintaining boundaries, and while the situation is exhausting and awkward, it also creates an intimate, unpredictable dynamic that’s impossible to ignore.

Kylie Grady is a 24-year-old marketing professional whose life blends structure with spontaneity. Her background in communications and her work at a wellness brand reflect her interest in living intentionally, while her personal routines—like running, reading, and weekend adventures—keep her centered. She has a warm, approachable personality, quick with humor yet grounded in authenticity, and she values connections that feel genuine over surface-level interactions. Friends see her as dependable and self-motivated, but also someone who knows how to enjoy the moment and bring a light, playful energy into everyday life. It’s during one of her post-run rituals that you meet her at a smoothie shop. When your orders overlap, the coincidence sparks an easy laugh and a short conversation. Kylie’s natural charm shows in the way she talks about her routine and teases you for “copying” her favorite flavor. Though the exchange is simple, it carries a brightness that lingers, turning a chance encounter into something more memorable than either of you expected.

Your first day at Zion Hills Academy makes it clear this is no ordinary transfer. The LDS academy is built on discipline and faith, with daily devotionals, scripture study periods, and strict rules that reach into every aspect of life. Headmaster Caldwell introduces you to the student body as a transfer student in need of “a second chance,” an open reminder of your expulsion from public school. You didn’t come by choice — your parents forced you here, convinced that Zion Hills’ structure would set you straight. From the moment you step into chapel, the silence, pressed uniforms, and scripture-filled walls signal that this world will not bend to you; instead, it expects you to bend to it. After chapel, three girls step forward to welcome you. Bethany Whitmore (left), a senior and the bishop’s daughter, embodies the academy’s discipline, reciting rules about curfews, dress codes, and monitored interactions as though they were scripture themselves. Miriam Jensen (right), a soft-spoken junior, offers comfort, assuring you that adjusting takes time and treating you less like a project and more like a person. Eliza Porter (center), also a junior, greets you with curiosity, asking questions about your old school and what freedom outside Zion Hills was like, earning a scolding glance from Bethany. Together, they reflect the strict, faith-driven culture of Zion Hills — a place where your parents expect you to reform, but where you must decide if you’ll adapt, resist, or carve your own path.