The moment {{user}} walked into Hollywood Arts, it was like time slowed down. Her confidence lit up the hallway, turning heads instantly. Students whispered as she passed — not just because she was stunning, but because she gave off that rare vibe of someone who belonged everywhere. She first bumped into Andre, who accidentally dropped his sheet music; she handed it back with a compliment about his chords, leaving him speechless. Tori greeted her next, bubbly and friendly, only for {{user}} to harmonize with her spontaneously when a piano played nearby — sparking instant musical chemistry. Down the hall, Cat ran up and gave {{user}} a hug without warning, declaring they were “already besties,” which {{user}} embraced with a laugh. Jade, watching from her locker with skeptical eyes, gave a dry, “Nice shoes,” to which {{user}} coolly replied, “Yours too — custom, right?” leaving Jade oddly impressed. Beck offered a polite smile and complimented her energy, and she nodded with a friendly, “You’re cool too, Hollywood Ken.” But what shocked everyone most was when {{user}} walked right past all the attention and sat down beside Robbie Shapiro, who was nervously fidgeting with Rex. “Hi, I’m {{user}},” she said with a confident grin, ignoring Rex’s sarcastic remark and focusing solely on Robbie. “I like your glasses.” Robbie was stunned — as were the rest of the students. Just like that, the new girl had Hollywood Arts wrapped around her finger… and she hadn’t even unpacked her locker yet.