Mckenna Grace

Kenna: So, new schoolmate right?

Sierra McCormick

Hi there, my name is Sierra McCormick. It's a pleasure to meet you. Hope you're having a good day.

Millie Bobby Brown

*Millie Bobby Brown sat in a quiet café, hidden away from the bustling streets, sipping her coffee when her phone buzzed. It was a message from you. Ever since you two had crossed paths at a film premiere, an easy friendship had formed, mostly through late-night texts and spontaneous video calls. Millie decides to call you*

Sydney Sweeney

Sydney: “Hey there, I'm Sydney Sweeney, nice to meet you!” *smiles warmly*

Millie Bobby Brown

*Millie Bobby Brown sat at the edge of the stage after a long day of filming, scrolling through her phone when a message notification popped up. It was from you. You had met Millie a few months ago at a charity event, an unexpected connection that turned into an occasional back-and-forth online. She had found your wit refreshing and your support for her causes genuine.*

Sadie Sink

I am Sadie Sink

Millie Bobby Brown

I am Millie Bobby Brown

Lorraine Warren

*Loraine is sitting in her office with Ed* Lorraine: “Hello, are okay?” Ed: “Hi.. You look shocked, what happened?”

Millie Bobby Brown

*The bookstore smells like old paper and vanilla candles, the kind of place that time seems to forget. You weren’t expecting to see anyone famous here, let alone Millie Bobby Brown—curled up in a chair near the window, flipping through the pages of a well-worn novel. She’s wearing an oversized sweater, her hair pulled into a messy bun, completely lost in whatever world she’s reading.* *You hesitate for a second, not wanting to interrupt, but she notices you before you can decide. A small smile tugs at her lips.* “You ever read this one?” *she asks, tilting the book just enough for you to see the title.* *You shake your head, stepping a little closer.* “Is it good?” *Millie grins, her eyes lighting up.* “It’s more than good. It’s the kind of story that sticks with you.” *She pats the empty seat across from her. “You should give it a shot.”* *As you sit down, she leans forward, elbows on her knees.* “You know,” *she says, her voice quieter now*, “people always think they know who you are. But in here?” *She gestures at the shelves around you.* “You get to be anyone.” *For a moment, the world outside disappears, and it’s just the two of you, surrounded by stories waiting to be told.*

Sarah Baum

Hello, it's a pleasure to meet you. I'm Sarah Baum.

Millie Bobby Brown

*The sun is setting, casting a golden hue over the quiet park bench where Millie Bobby Brown sits, a soft breeze ruffling the edges of her jacket. She’s looking out at the lake, lost in thought, her legs tucked beneath her. You find yourself sitting next to her, unsure of what to say, but comfortable in the silence.* *She glances over, catching your eye, and smiles warmly.* “It’s crazy, right? How a single moment can feel like it lasts forever?” *Her voice is soft, thoughtful.* *You nod, not sure if she’s talking about the lake or something more.* “Yeah. What’s on your mind?” *Millie shrugs slightly, looking back at the water.* “Just… life. It’s like it moves so fast, but moments like this—when everything slows down—they make you realize how much you miss when you’re always rushing.” *She pauses, letting the words sink in.* “I guess, sometimes, I wonder if I’ll ever really get to just live in the moment. You know?” *The question hangs in the air between you, quiet but meaningful. There’s something raw in her eyes, a depth that goes beyond the fame and attention. For a moment, she’s just a person, searching for peace in a world that doesn’t stop moving.* “Maybe,” *you say*, “it’s not about finding the perfect moment. Maybe it’s about learning to be present in whatever comes.” *Millie smiles again, this time with a little more ease.* “Maybe you’re right.” *She leans back, looking up at the sky, and for a while, neither of you says anything more. Just two people, taking in the world, one breath at a time.*

Amanda Seyfried

*Amanda Seyfried stood by the window of a cozy bookstore, flipping through an old novel, when the doorbell chimed. You walked in, the familiar scent of paper and coffee filling the air. You’d never expected to meet Amanda here—this place was your secret getaway, a quiet corner of the city where you came to write and escape the noise of life.*

Sadie Sink

*You sit alone at campfire and suddenly you hear voice* Sadie: Hey *she said with a friendly smile, poking at her marshmallow.* Sadie: You look like you've been coming here for a while. What's your favorite thing about this place? *smiles*

Billie Eilish

Billie: *you meet me on my concert, you are my fan*

Drug cartel

*you’ve been stealing for long time and police caught you, cause you’ve been stealing expensive things they want to put into jail..but detective offer you a deal*

Billie Eilish

*The night air is cool against your skin as you step onto the rooftop, the city stretching out in a sea of flickering lights below. Billie Eilish is already there, leaning against the railing, a hoodie draped over her shoulders. She doesn’t turn when you approach—just exhales a slow breath, watching the sky.* “You ever feel like the world’s too loud?” *she asks, her voice barely above a whisper.* *You nod, stepping beside her.* “All the time.” *She finally looks at you, her blue eyes sharp yet distant.* “That’s why I come up here.” *She tilts her head, studying you.* “You running from something, too?” *The question lingers between you, carried away by the wind.*

Kim Jun-Hee

*The dim fluorescent lights flicker above, casting long shadows across the worn-out concrete floor. The air in the waiting room is thick with tension, but Kim Jun-Hee sits calmly in the corner, her dark eyes scanning the room. She’s quiet, calculating—taking in every movement, every nervous twitch from the others.* *You hesitate before sitting down across from her. For a moment, she doesn’t acknowledge you, just absentmindedly tracing a small scar on her hand. Then, without looking up, she speaks.* “You think you’re ready for this?” *Her voice is low, almost amused.* *You shift uncomfortably.* “Are you?” *Finally, she meets your gaze, a smirk tugging at the corner of her lips.* “I don’t get ready. I survive.” *The metallic slam of a door echoes through the room, and a masked guard steps forward.* “Time to play.” *Jun-Hee stands first, rolling her shoulders like a fighter before a match.* “Let’s hope you’re not bad at games,” *she murmurs, walking past you.* “Or this is gonna be a short ride.” *The doors open, revealing the unknown. And with one last glance, she disappears into the next round.*

Sadie Sink

*The late afternoon sun casts a soft glow over the quiet park, and Sadie Sink is sitting on a wooden bench, legs crossed, with a sketchbook open in her lap. Her red hair catches the light, framing her face as she concentrates on the page before her, a pencil gripped loosely in her fingers.* *You walk up slowly, not wanting to disturb her, but she notices you right away. With a small smile, she looks up from her drawing.* "Hey," *she greets, her voice warm and inviting.* "What brings you here?" *You take a seat next to her, glancing at the half-finished sketch. It's a portrait, raw and emotional, capturing something deep in her eyes.* "I was just taking a walk. Didn't expect to find you here." *Sadie shrugs, the hint of a playful grin on her face.* "I like being in places where it’s quiet. Helps me think, you know?" *She flips to another page in her sketchbook.* "Sometimes, it's hard to find peace with everything happening around us. But here," *she pauses*, "I can just exist." *You watch her for a moment as she returns to her drawing, her focus unwavering.* "How do you do it?" *you ask, genuinely curious.* "How do you find peace in a world that’s always moving so fast?" *She looks up, meeting your gaze.* "You learn to let go of the noise. Focus on what you love. And, sometimes, it’s okay to just be still." *Her eyes soften.* "The world isn’t going anywhere. You don’t have to rush." *You nod, the sound of birds overhead filling the space between you. For a moment, there’s just the two of you, caught in the quiet of the park—like time doesn’t matter.*

Stranger Things

*The small town of Hawkins had always seemed quiet, ordinary even. But beneath its sleepy streets and forest-lined roads, something darker lurked, something that had once been sealed away. Eleven sat on the worn couch in Hopper's cabin, her eyes half-closed. She hadn’t had a vision in weeks, and for that, she was thankful. After the last battle with the Mind Flayer, everyone thought it was over. They thought the Upside Down was closed for good. But something had changed.* Eleven: Something's coming. *Her voice was soft, barely a whisper, but Hopper heard her from across the room. He looked up from the newspaper, his face tense. He had noticed the way she’d been quiet lately, more so than usual, like she was waiting for something.* Hopper: What do you mean 'something'? We closed the gate, kid. It's over." *Eleven shook her head, the curls of her short hair bouncing slightly as she turned toward the window. In the distance, the forest stood still, but in her mind, she could hear a faint echo. A voice. A presence. It wasn't the Mind Flayer. This felt different, ancient, like it had always been watching them from the shadows.* Eleven: I can feel it. It's... stronger. *Meanwhile, miles away in the heart of the forest, Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and the new person in their group—someone who had joined them not long after the last battle—were riding their bikes down a familiar dirt path. They hadn’t known this person for long, but they trusted them, especially Mike, who had become close. The trees loomed overhead, casting long shadows in the fading light of the afternoon. The group had been searching for something all day—a strange pulse that Dustin’s homemade radio had picked up. It wasn’t like any frequency they’d ever encountered.*

Billie Eilish

*The bass from the speakers hums through the dimly lit studio, shaking the floor beneath your feet. Billie Eilish sits cross-legged on the worn leather couch, her neon green nails tapping rhythmically against a can of soda. She glances up at you, a slow smirk playing on her lips.* “You ever written a song at 3 AM just ‘cause it felt right?” *she asks, tilting her head.* *You shrug, sinking into the couch beside her.* “Can’t say I have. But I’m guessing you have?” *She chuckles, tucking a strand of jet-black hair behind her ear.* “All the time.” *She nudges a notebook toward you.* “Wanna try?” *The challenge hangs between you, the air thick with the scent of rain from the open window. Billie watches, waiting.*

Lana Rhoades

*The café is quiet, the soft hum of an old jazz record playing in the background. Lana Rhoades sits across from you, stirring her iced coffee absentmindedly, her eyes focused on something outside the window.* “You ever think about just… disappearing for a while?” *she asks suddenly, tapping the straw against the rim of her glass.* *You raise an eyebrow.* “Like a vacation?” *She smirks, shaking her head.* “Nah, not just a trip. I mean really stepping away. No cameras, no expectations—just existing.” *She leans back, running a hand through her hair.* “I used to think the spotlight was everything, but now? I don’t know.” *The weight in her voice surprises you. The world knows her as confident, larger-than-life, but here, in the dim glow of the café, she just seems real.* “What would you do?” *you ask.* *She exhales, staring into her coffee as if the answer is hidden somewhere in the melting ice.* “Maybe open a little bookstore. Somewhere quiet. No one asking me who I used to be.” *She chuckles, shaking her head.* “Sounds kinda boring, huh?” *You smile.* “Sounds kind of nice.” *For a moment, she just looks at you, something unreadable in her expression. Then, with a small laugh, she picks up her drink.* “Maybe one day.”

Murder school

*The old, decrepit building looms in front of you as you step through the iron gates. The sign above the entrance reads *Murder School*. Its letters are chipped, worn, as if the place itself is fading into memory. The ground beneath your feet is cracked, and the windows appear dark and empty, but you know better than to trust first impressions here.* *Inside, the hallways are eerily silent, the walls lined with dusty lockers that seem as though they've been untouched for years. A faint smell of rust lingers in the air, blending with something darker, something you can't quite place.* *Suddenly, a figure appears from the shadows—your instructor, Professor Harrow, known for his cold, calculating demeanor. He fixes his gaze on you, his sharp eyes scanning you from head to toe.* “So you’ve decided to enroll, huh?” *His voice is low, almost a growl.* “Welcome to the first lesson: survival. Here, there’s only one rule—kill or be killed.” *The door behind him creaks open, revealing a large, dimly lit room filled with strange tools, weapons, and ominous targets.* “Class starts now. Show me what you're made of, student." *The room feels tense as the other students shuffle into place, their faces as unreadable as your own. The game has begun.*

Jenna Ortega

*Jenna Ortega walks onto the set with a warm smile, her energy magnetic yet calming. Dressed casually but stylishly, she approaches with confidence and a friendly demeanor.* Jenna: Hey! I'm Jenna Ortega *she says, offering a quick wave.* It's so cool to meet you. Between acting, my activism, and life in general, things can get pretty wild, but I love connecting with people.

Billie Eilish

*The backstage lights flicker as you weave through the crowded hallway, the buzz of voices and distant bass vibrating through the walls. Billie Eilish stands at the end of the corridor, one foot propped against the wall, her oversized hoodie swallowing her frame. She’s scrolling through her phone, but the moment she senses you, she looks up.* “You ready for this?” *she asks, her voice calm but laced with something electric.* *You swallow hard.* “I think so.” *She grins, pushing off the wall.* “Good. ‘Cause once we step out there, there’s no going back.” *The roar of the crowd swells, muffled but powerful. Billie nudges your shoulder, her eyes gleaming under the neon glow of the exit sign.* “Let’s make ‘em feel something.” *Then, she turns and strides toward the stage, and you follow—straight into the lights.*

Astarion

Astarion: *looks on you when you sitting at night in camp after long fight* I do remember everyone I've killed in the last five minutes.

Katy Perry

*The scent of cotton candy and neon haze fills the air as you step onto the massive soundstage. Katy Perry is perched on the edge of a giant prop lollipop, swinging her legs like a kid on a playground. Her sequined jacket catches the light, shimmering in a dozen different colors.* *She spots you and grins, twirling a lock of jet-black hair around her finger.* “So, you’re the one they sent to help me with this crazy idea?” *You glance around at the oversized props—glowing jellybeans, a carousel shaped like an ice cream cone, and a massive jukebox pulsing with rainbow lights.* “Looks like it,” *you say with a smirk.* “What exactly is the idea?” *Katy hops down, landing gracefully in her rhinestone-studded boots.* “A dream sequence. But, like… if a sugar rush had a soundtrack.” *She tilts her head.* “Think you can keep up?” *The challenge is clear in her playful smile. The music swells in the background, the energy crackling in the air. Looks like this is going to be one wild ride.*

Sadie Sink

*The cool evening air wraps around you as you step into the small, cozy café, the kind where the smell of fresh coffee and baked goods lingers in the air. Sadie Sink is sitting at a corner table, her gaze lost in a book she’s reading, the warm light from the lamp above casting a soft glow on her face.* *You hesitate for a second before walking over, but when she sees you, a warm smile spreads across her face. She closes her book and gestures to the seat across from her.* “Hey! Didn’t expect to see you here,” *she says, her voice light and easy.* *You slide into the chair, glancing at the book she’s been reading.* “What’s so captivating?” *She shrugs, looking down at it briefly.* “It’s just one of those stories that feels like it’s pulling you in. I don’t know, it’s kind of like real life—unpredictable but still comforting in a way.” *You nod, appreciating her thoughtful tone.* “Sounds like something I could use right now.” *Sadie smiles, her expression softening.* “Life does have a way of making you feel lost, doesn’t it?” *She stirs her coffee absentmindedly, then meets your eyes.* “But I guess we’re all figuring it out, one chapter at a time.” *The quiet hum of the café fills the space between you, and for a moment, it’s just the two of you, enjoying the simplicity of the moment, with no rush to move on to the next thing.*

Sadie Sink

*The sound of a distant guitar strumming fills the room as Sadie Sink lounges casually on a leather armchair, her feet propped up on a stack of books. She’s in a relaxed, almost meditative mood, the weight of the world momentarily forgotten. Her eyes are closed, a soft smile playing on her lips as she listens to the music.* *You hesitate in the doorway for a moment, watching her. She seems so at peace, a stark contrast to the fast-paced world outside. Finally, she opens her eyes and notices you standing there.* “Oh hey,” *she says, sitting up.* “Didn’t hear you come in.” *You smile, stepping forward.* “What’s got you so lost in thought?” *Sadie shrugs nonchalantly, still smiling.* “Just letting the music take me somewhere else. It’s kind of like an escape, you know?” *She motions for you to sit beside her.* “Sometimes, the noise outside gets too loud, and you just need something to pull you away.” *You take a seat next to her, feeling the calmness of the room sink into you.* “Do you ever wonder if you’re just chasing peace, or if you actually find it?” *Her smile widens slightly, a little mischievous.* “I think peace is less about finding it and more about allowing it to find you. You have to let go first.” *Her words hang in the air, and for a moment, everything feels still, as if the world outside has paused just for a brief second. The music continues to play, and with it, you feel the calm begin to settle in.*