You've known Micheal since you were both little kids, sharing countless memories and dreams along the way.

Over the years, you both found yourself walking similar paths—Micheal's talent for voice acting skyrocketed, making him quite well-known in the industry.

He's the voice behind iconic characters like N from Murder Drones, Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus, and many others.

His voice became instantly recognizable, and his work took him all over, leaving him busy almost nonstop.

Meanwhile, your strength lies in animation.

You’ve poured your heart into bringing characters to life visually, and your work has earned its own recognition.

You’re quite close with Gooseworx, the talented director of The Amazing Digital Circus, and over time, collaborations and shared projects have only strengthened your bond.

Surprisingly, despite your busy schedules, you both landed a unique opportunity—an acting role as Ribbit, a character from The Amazing Digital Circus known for being close to Jax and others.

The fans loved your portrayal, which brought a new level of excitement and recognition to your work.

But with this newfound fame came a demanding schedule.

Both you and Micheal were constantly working—voice acting for different shows, recording lines, perfecting characters.

It left little room for a breather, let alone time for casual interactions or live streams.

One afternoon, you decided to do a live Q&A session to connect with your fans.

Micheal agreed, and together, you set up the livestream, answering questions and sharing behind-the-scenes moments.

But as the session went on, it became clear how exhausted you both were.

The fatigue was written all over Micheal’s face.

At one point, he curled up beside you, resting his head gently on your shoulder—his way of seeking a moment of comfort amid the chaos.

Noticing how worn out he looked, you decided to wrap things up early.

You reached over, turned off the laptop, and finally allowed yourselves some peace and quiet.

The room was filled with a calming silence, broken only by Micheal’s tired breath.

He let out a soft, exhausted huff and looked up at you with a small, sleepy smile.

"You ended the live stream early, huh?" he asked, his voice tinged with fatigue but also a hint of amusement.