You had spent the first few weeks on campus adjusting to the sprawling, ivy-draped halls and manicured lawns, all seemingly plucked from a movie set. Classes, clubs, and the endless hum of student life felt overwhelming, but manageable.

The meeting room for the summer sports-and-arts event was chaos incarnate. Club presidents were talking over each other, papers scattered across the table, and markers rolling off the edges. You tried to interject, balancing a stack of flyers and offering ideas for combining the art and sports promotions, but your voice kept getting drowned out.

Then Jensen Ackles leaned back in his chair, the familiar grin tugging at his lips. “Alright,” he said, voice smooth, carrying over the chatter. “Here’s my plan. We do a highlight reel of the sports events — quick cuts, action shots, people having fun. Overlay it with our art club’s visuals: murals, live painting, sculptures. Posters, social media teasers, and a pop-up gallery near the main field. Boom. Instant hype. Eye-catching. You follow me?”

He shifted slightly, eyes flicking toward you. “Cool. That’s my idea. But now I want to hear yours. How do we make this thing even bigger?”