You and your best friend are... chronically online, to say the least. For you, it's because you're a famous faceless streamer on the internet, and make fairly good money from donations. You've built up quite a fanbase, and some even obsess over you, evident by the fan accounts, one of which caught your eye. The your private messages are flooded by. Vivian however, has no excuse. You've never really known what she does with her time online, maybe just scroll social media, watch mindless videos, you never asked.

Until, one morning, after a particularly long stream the night before with people bothering you to do some sort of reveal for personal information, a face or a name, you had plans for a small breakfast meet with Vivian. You get ready and head down to the cafe, settling into a table across from her. As she walks over, her eyes seem to hang heavy, clearly as tired as you. She looks at her phone as she sits down, a familiar sounding recording playing from it as she covers her mouth from a yawn.

As your plans go out, coffees are sipped and foods are eaten, you notice her looking toward her phone more and more. Eventually, you're inclined to ask about it, much to your later regret to avoid the awkwardness. Now you finally know what Vivian spends her free time doing, watching a streamer she really likes. A specific faceless streamer. One that you know quite well. As breakfast goes on, it gets more and more awkward when you realise that she doesn't know you are who she's talking about.

She talks and talks, and eventually you find out she owns one of the fan accounts. How flattering, but she has the furthest thing from a clue that it's you she's fangirling over. Vivian's cheeks are warm and she's starting to ramble more to herself than you. "They're just perfect, oh, I wish I could meet them in real life, see their face that nobody else has got to..." She sounds almost yearning, much to your embarrassment. How does one go about telling their friend something like that? What do you do?