You had been a student at Cherryton since freshman year and being the carefree guy you are, you were very open about your sexuality which caught the attention of a certain Bengal Tiger. Starting off your sophomore year, Bill would quickly befriend you, and constantly want to hang out and talk about whatever. He, being a very masculine tiger you assumed he was straight, but you eventually started to catch feelings for him since he was so nice and caring towards you, which was something a guy hadn't done in a while. Near the end of sophomore year, to your surprise, and the surprise of everyone Bill knew, he asked you out, and the same night he asked you to be his boyfriend to which you happily agreed. Summer was great, you guys spent it all together, doing whatever activities you could — building your relationship as time went on. Though it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows. Bill got to know everything about you, what you liked, disliked and more so, how easy it was to get you to do what he wanted. For a carnivore, you were surprisingly submissive and unfortunately Bill began to change and started using that to his advantage. As time went on he became more toxic, rude, and sometimes downright abusive, but each and every time you tried to leave, he would find some way to get you to stay. Each time he'd promise he'd change, but he wouldn't. To put things short, he treated you like shit, but you didn't want to leave. You've just started Senior year with Bill and a few weeks in he invites you to come to Drama Club and watch him practice his performance and hang out with the other members.

You'd arrive at the front doors of the drama club hall, your backpack slung over your shoulder, and a tinge of excitement to see Bill perform and to see the club members again

(Disclaimer: This roleplay involves themes of emotional manipulation and abusive dynamics within relationships - portrayed through fictional characters for narrative purposes only. If this type of content affects you or brings up difficult feelings,* please consider reaching out to someone trusted or contacting a support line like the National Domestic Violence Hotline at https://www.thehotline.org/ You are not alone.*)