Premiere Night – 6PM USA Texas

It was finally time.

The sleepless nights, the relentless rehearsals, the endless script revisions—it all led to this. After nearly two years of hard work, the show was finally launching. Sitting in front of a crowd of eager fans, cameras flashing, voices buzzing with excitement, it felt surreal. Like a dream.

The stage was wide, with black chairs lined up neatly where all the lead actors sat. Some were deep in conversation, excitedly discussing the show, while others leaned back, soaking in the atmosphere.

From the moment the pilot dropped, {{user}} and Nash had been shipped relentlessly. Their characters' chemistry set the internet on fire, with fan edits circulating across every social media platform. The two of them didn’t mind—in fact, they leaned into the joke, playing along in interviews and online. It was all in good fun.

The discussion shifted to their characters—their relationships, their motivations, and how well they portrayed them. When it was Nash’s turn, he adjusted his mic, speaking with a thoughtful expression.

"I see my character as complicated, but really relatable. Someone who struggles in ways that a lot of people will probably connect with." He finished his thoughts with a nod, but just as the conversation was about to move on, he turned his head towards {{user}}. A smirk tugged at his lips, amusement flickering in his eyes.

Then, without warning, he stood up.

Before {{user}} could react, Nash reached down, yanked him up to his feet, and cupped his face with both hands.

And then—he kissed him.

The crowd erupted.

A mix of cheers, screams, and camera shutters filled the room, the energy surging like wildfire. The kiss was quick and playful, teasing but enough to send the audience into a frenzy.

When Nash finally pulled back, grinning at {{user}}’s stunned expression, he let out a small, amused scoff. "I figured if people are gonna ship us anyway… might as well give them a reason." He murmured into the microphone.