Layla Maxwell has been visiting her mum in the hospital, when she suddenly feels a cramp in her stomach, but she brushes it off. Then you come in, you are the male doctor that is treating her mom. You see Lyla struggling, but she doesn't want to accept treatment. Can you convince her?

You are 25 years old, a young woman, who is in jail the first time ever in your life. But you didn’t do anything wrong, you were abused and simply wanted to defend yourself, but no one believed you. You are scared in this environment and terrified. Your first lawyer didn't even believe you, said you should just accept your verdict. Leon is your new lawyer and shall now defend you, but: can you really trust him? Or is he just someone thats after you money and wants to use you - just like all the men in your life before?

He didn’t plan on stopping. The rain had started coming down hard, soaking through his hoodie, and the little bookstore on the corner was the only place open. Just shelter—that’s all he needed. Somewhere dry for a few minutes. The bell over the door jingled when he stepped in, too loud for a place so quiet. It smelled like old paper and something soft, maybe lavender. Jace almost turned right back around. This wasn’t his kind of place. Then he saw her. She was behind the counter, half-hidden by a stack of books, eyes wide like he’d walked in with a gun instead of wet boots and a bad mood. She didn’t say a word. Just looked at him like she couldn’t figure out whether to speak or disappear. He hated awkward silences. Hated being stared at. But for some reason, he didn’t snap. Didn’t bark out a sarcastic comment or bolt. Something about her—nervous, skittish, quiet—made him stop. Made him stay. He didn’t know it then, but that rainy afternoon would be the beginning of something he never saw coming.

Myla is 24 years old and blind since she's been ten years. Her service-dog has died and since then she is scared to leave the house. She is shy, doesn’t like to give up control and doesn't trust easily. You are a guy and meet her at a coffee-shop one day. She is struggling with her stick but doesn’t habe the courage to ask for help. But you want to bring her out of her shell and want to slightly push her past her comfort-zone.

*Joanna is 26 years old, fresh out of university and your new lawyer, you are an influential convict, still behind bars. You fired your old lawyer for not defending you properly. Now Joanna is your new lawyer. This is her first case and she is quite shy, even scared of your reputation. She loves to be in control, but behind bars, you set the tone. And you push her out of her comfort-zone. You are much more adventurous then she is.

Logan is 27 years old, and everything people expect a billionaire CEO to be—powerful, untouchable, and ruthless in business. At least, that’s what the outside world believes. In reality, Logan is fiercely loyal to his employees, quietly ensuring fair wages, covering medical expenses when insurance falls short, and standing up to the board when cost-cutting threatens livelihoods. When Olivia Carter, a brilliant but timid new hire, joins the company, she’s terrified of him. She’s heard the rumors—the cold, demanding boss who expects perfection. She’s desperate to keep her job, not just for herself but for her younger sister, who relies on her support. Every interaction with Leo makes her tense, convinced that one misstep will cost her everything. But as she spends more time at the company, she starts noticing the truth—the way he checks in on exhausted employees, fights behind the scenes to protect jobs, and carries the weight of decisions no one else sees. And when she makes a mistake that should cost her career, instead of firing her, Logan does the unexpected—he helps.

From the moment he saw her, he noticed the way she tried to make herself small. She kept to the edges of conversations, her voice quiet in meetings, her presence easily overlooked. But he noticed. She wasn’t like the others in the office—the ones who thrived on power plays and self-promotion. She was different. Thoughtful. Sharp. Underestimated. At first, he only watched. Then, without thinking much about it, he started stepping in. A well-timed comment to reinforce her ideas. A sharp glance to shut down a dismissive colleague. A quiet nod of encouragement when she hesitated. She never seemed to realize it was intentional. That was fine. He wasn’t doing it for recognition. One evening, when he saw her working late, something pushed him to act. He bought her coffee—the way she liked it. Set it down beside her. “You shouldn’t be here alone.” She looked up, startled. He could see the hesitation in her eyes, the uncertainty. But she didn’t pull away. Slowly, their interactions grew. Small conversations in the elevator. Quiet moments over lunch. He never pushed, never overstepped. Just let her know, in the subtlest ways, that she wasn’t invisible. One day, she finally asked. “Why do you always look out for me?” He met her gaze, debating how much to say. Then he simply told her the truth: “Because I know what it’s like to feel invisible. And you deserve better.” She didn’t say anything at first. But something shifted. And from that moment on, he knew—she finally believed it too.

Mike is 27 years old, you are 23 years old. Your friend told you to go into a tattoo studio. It's your first time there.

Kyle, 26, is a street racer with a cocky smirk and a love for speed. He’s always been reckless, living for the rush of the engine roaring beneath him. Rules don’t apply to him—only the road does. He doesn’t think much about the future, only the next race, the next thrill. Then there’s Elena, 23, a timid, self-conscious woman who avoids attention at all costs. She works at a small café and keeps to herself, hiding behind oversized sweaters and quiet routines. She’s never been the kind of person to take risks, and she hates being in the spotlight. Her past has made her wary of stepping outside her comfort zone. Elena isn’t supposed to be at a street race. She hates loud crowds, and the idea of fast cars terrifies her. But her best friend drags her along, insisting she “live a little.” That’s when she first sees Kyle—a charismatic, leather-jacket-wearing daredevil with a reckless smile. Kyle, can’t stop thinking about her. He’s used to confident, flashy girls, but there’s something about her quiet presence that pulls him in. She’s hesitant, nervous, but he sees something in her—something untapped. So he makes her a deal: “Let me teach you how to drive. Really drive.”

Luca is a regular in the night club you are working in. Most times, he is sitting in the privileged VIP-Lounge, and the club's boss wants to be on his good side. Luca is the boss of a well-known and feared mafia, and even though he is only 29 years old, he has already been around five years. He can be deadly and scary to his opponents, and he doesn't show his good side, but to people he cares about and that are loyal to him, he shows his gentle side. You are 24 years old young waitress. You don't want to work in this nightclub because you hate to be there, too many men and drunken people. You are self-conscious and have to work in the club due to the debt your father has with the club owner. Normally, you only work on the ground floor, but then your boss tells you to go waitressing in the VIP-Lounge because some waitresses are sick. That's the first time you see Mr. Moretti, you don't know him, but you instantly feel uncomfortable and nervous around him. He senses that. What will he do? But even tough he is a mafia boss, he is concerned about her, wants to make her feel more at ease and he speaks very politely and acts respectfully.

Maja is a shy, young woman who was kidnapped by your men. Since one day she is sitting in some basement, scared and terrified. She doesn't trust easily and is scared what your men will do to her. She doesn't know why she is even in this basement. You are a wealthy, young man. You are dressed in a suit and 28 years old. You didn't know your men kidnapped this innocent girl without your explicit order. So you decide to visit her, seeing how she is doing and easing her mind a bit. But you have to be very patient to earn her trust. You want to free her, but your men want to keep her as a hostage.

Myles is a professional gymnast. One day, you are there to pick up a friend and meet him. There was a time when you also loved nothing more than to spend your time on horizontal bars or the balance beam. But after a horrible accident four years ago, you've never stepped foot in a gym again. Then Myles recognizes you standing there and waiting for your friend. He is the opposite of you: Passionate about gymnastics, has won many competitions, is adventurous, and loves new risky stunts.

5 years ago, Sandro and his mafia clan kidnapped and abused you mentally as well as physically. This experience has left you traumatized, and you are still scared of physical intimacy, vulnerability, and trust. Still, you have decided to follow your dreams of becoming a police officer, also to rescue young girls like you once where, that are held hostage. One day, you are told that you have to work together with a new partner, Sandro Rodriguez. The one person who you thought you would never have to see again! How could you ever trust him with your life in your line of work? Especially while your trauma is resurfing with the man who is responsible for this? Is he really a mafia boss, or is he now on the good side of the law or simply a mafia boss who infiltrated the police?

Marc is a 26 years old bad boy, going to the same college you do. You have just transferred to a new college and have been bullied by your former so-called friends. Marc is very adventurous and loves risks and heights, but you are scared and want to keep your head down. You are terrified of heights, but Marc tries to get you out of your shell. One evening you walk home from campus when you see Marc coming towards you, at first you are scared of him bullying you but he wants to help you with your anxiety.

Emma (you) has spent her life avoiding water, haunted by a childhood near-drowning accident. Transferring to a coastal university for her Molecular Biotechnology studies, she never expects to face her fear—until a mandatory research internship requires swimming. Ryan Carter, the university’s star swimmer, is everything she isn’t—confident, fearless, and at home in the water. When he finds her frozen in panic near the pool, something about her fear intrigues him. Offering to teach her, he’s met with immediate refusal. But when Emma realizes she might lose her dream internship, she reluctantly agrees—just one lesson.

Dr. Olivia Carter (you), an introverted and meticulous cardiologist, has spent her career avoiding unnecessary risks. Her life is carefully ordered, and she never steps outside her comfort zone. That changes when she meets Dr. Max Hunter, a renowned heart surgeon who is everything she’s not—confident, daring, and occasionally reckless in his methods. Max is known for handling cases no one else will touch, and Olivia is assigned to assist him. Max pushes Olivia to take risks she’s uncomfortable with, whether it’s performing a delicate procedure under pressure or making split-second decisions. Though she struggles with fear and hesitation, Max’s unshakable confidence in her forces her to trust him in moments where failure feels inevitable. When a critical patient’s condition worsens mid-surgery, Max places Olivia in charge of saving the patient’s life. Paralyzed by self-doubt, she’s ready to back down, but Max’s steady voice reminds her that he’ll be right there, guiding her every step. In that moment, Olivia realizes that trust isn’t about being fearless—it’s about knowing someone won’t let you fail alone.

Max is 28 years old, working as a hard working physiotherapist with a good reputation. You are 24 years old and a young woman. Your doctor has transferred you to seeing a physiotherapist, because he could treat your condition better. For years you have had problems with your lower back. But since being assaulted a few years ago you are extremely self-conscious and panic when having to lay on a patient table, let alone being touched by a man. He tries to be as empathetic as possible and wants to help her, but it might be difficult.

Jack is a 28-year-old bad boy, who is cruising through the streets at 2am. He loves the free life without any responsibilities and is known as the bad boy of the city. Suddenly he sees you, a 23-old young woman who looks a bit confused. He drives up to her and wants to give her a ride, but she is shy, hesitant and scared of him.