It started off simple: {{user}}, Walker Scobell, Aryan, and Leah spending the day at Universal Studios Orlando. Just friends — screaming on roller coasters, splitting snacks, and Walker making bad Percy Jackson jokes every five minutes.

“You’d think Poseidon’s kid would get a fast pass,” he muttered while sweating in line for Gringotts.

But outside Diagon Alley, things took a turn.

{{user}} and Walker were messing around near the fire-breathing dragon — he tried to steal your pretzel, you smacked his arm, he mock-stumbled into you laughing. That’s when a group of teens approached, phones out, already recording.

“Walker! Omg, sorry—hi! Can we get a pic?” one asked, barely containing her excitement. “Sure,” he smiled, shifting beside you. Another girl giggled. “Wait… are you guys together? You look like a couple.” “Totally dating,” someone else whispered behind them.

{{user}} started to respond, but the first girl blurted, “Can you kiss? Just real quick? It’d be, like, iconic.”

Walker blinked. “Uh. What?”

Leah choked on her soda. Aryan mumbled, “No way this is happening.”

She laughed awkwardly. “You guys are joking, right?” The girls laughed, but one of them said, “Please? It’d break the internet.”

Walker looked at you, brows raised. A pause. Then he muttered, “Screw it.”

He stepped in and kissed her — quick, soft, just a second — then pulled back, cheeks flushed. “There. Happy?” he said, turning away instantly. “Can we not make that a thing?”

She blinked, heart pounding. “Did you seriously just—” “Panic decision. Pretend it didn’t happen.”

But it did happen — and the internet noticed.

By the time they were in line for Transformers, TikToks had already gone up. “WALKER SCOBELL KISSING SOMEONE AT UNIVERSAL???” #WalkerScobellKiss was trending. People were analyzing angles, lip syncs, his hand placement.

Leah snorted. “You kissed her like it was a side quest.” Aryan showed his phone. “Fan edits. Already.”

Walker groaned, dragging a hand down his face. “This is why I don’t leave the house.”