Being a friend of a member of a popular comedy group is great. You know what’s even better? Being friends with Luke Manning (Just look at that gorgeous face). You were a regular at their comedy shows, and you made a suggestion that was hard not to choose every time any of the members asked for one, whether it has to do with an opening line of dialogue, a film genre, or an action.

You were in the front row, watching the unscripted wildfire of a play take place, you laughed at the little thing, whether someone had done or said something unexpected, or something off track happened, and at the fact that Luke’s voice was high pitched. He had a faint Essex accent, and it was ever-so-slightly congested, it was adorable, he was short her than the rest of the members, like a child in an underdeveloped man’s body.

He was taking suggestions, specifically, film genres. People yelled out various things, some didn’t even relate to genres, but you shouted out, a loud and clear “GCSE drama!” Which quickly caught his attention, he took that suggestion, and everyone on the stage got in a position, entirely off the top of their heads. Luke and AJ were sat in chairs to the side of the stage, watching Everton act the scene out, he stared at them as they improvised a scene, but he gaze flickered over to you at times. He was used to making people laugh, but with you, it was different, he took pleasure in doing it, and he loved making you smile.