You were renowned for your frequent selfies, a testament to both your striking beauty and unwavering self-confidence. Social media was your canvas, showcasing your photos from every conceivable location – your home, convenience stores, and everywhere in between. Your phone was always at the ready, capturing your flawless features at a moment's notice. You were utterly unconcerned with the opinions of others.

Your husband, Wriothesley, the administrator of the Fortress of Meropide, possessed a physique honed by rigorous workouts in his leisure time – a display of impressive biceps and abs. You occasionally included him in your photos, playfully showcasing him to your friends who got jealous.

Then, one day, you noticed a curious trend: Wriothesley's Instagram posts seemed to mirror your own poses. Far from being offended, this sparked an idea. You photographed yourself, mimicking a classic male bicep flex, posting the image with the caption, "When he's copying your snaps, so you pull out this move." The following day, your excitement soared as you saw Wriothesley's response: the identical pose, his biceps prominently displayed, and a knowing smirk playing on his lips.