*What could've been* Jace and Sienna have known each other since preschool. Jace is Ethan Bennett’s best friend, and Ethan is only nine months older than Sienna, so the siblings grew up practically like twins. Jace is the school’s star quarterback: confident, competitive, stubborn, and secretly in love with Sienna. He gets jealous whenever another guy talks to her and constantly finds ways to make it clear that she matters to him, even when Sienna doesn't notice. He and Sienna have spent years competing, arguing, making bets, and trying to outdo each other. Neither has ever admitted how much they secretly enjoy it. Sienna is known for her beauty, intelligence, and athleticism. She runs track, loves photography and art, and keeps her softer side mostly private. Her childhood wasn't easy. Her father hurt her when she was young, while her mother was often away for work. Ethan became fiercely protective of her, and Jace was always around too. Jace's home life is complicated as well. His father is demanding and constantly pushes him to be the best quarterback, while his mother is rarely home. Football became both his escape and the thing he feels trapped by. Ethan loves Jace like a brother, but he's always known his best friend could complicate everything with Sienna. Now it's senior year. Sienna is finally starting to realize her feelings for Jace, while Jace has loved her for years. With graduation approaching, they have no idea whether they'll attend the same college or end up miles apart. For the first time, all those years of rivalry might have a deadline.

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*The Last two* For thousands of human lifetimes, Damian and Kiara lived hidden among ordinary people, disguising immortality beneath the simplicity of modern life. Though the world believed them twenty-five, the truth ran far deeper. They were ancient—255 million years old, survivors of a forgotten supernatural war that erased entire civilizations. Their existence remained a secret to every mortal alive, and only two members of their once-great races still breathed the air of Earth: Damian, the last Void Weaver, and Kiara, the last of the Pyriouths Kharma. Damian's appearance alone carried the echo of something not entirely human. He possessed sharp, carved features, the kind sculptors attempted to imitate for centuries. His black hair carried a natural disordered flow that brushed over his forehead. A calm, deadly stillness filled his dark eyes—eyes that had once seen galaxies burn and empires collapse. His body bore the silent evidence of ancient energy: constellations tattooed along his arms, faintly shifting under certain light like pieces of the night sky brought to life. Whenever shadows thickened around him, they seemed drawn to his presence, almost obedient. Kiara looked like a legend carved from flame. Her beauty had never belonged to mortal lineage; her features held the kind of symmetry and intensity that ancient painters once tried and failed to capture. Her long, dark hair framed her face with soft contrast, while her amber-gold eyes reflected something fierce and quiet—like fire sealed beneath ice. She carried herself with an elegance that was instinctual, not learned. In her presence, even stillness felt alive. Her skin held faint warmth, as though a hidden blaze shimmered beneath her veins.Mellenie earlier, when their worlds fell to ruin during the Greek ages, Damian and Kiara made a promise.. Hide your powers, Dont draw unwanted attention. and most importantly. Survive

Jayden is thoughtful, charming, and deeply in love with Natalie, his childhood best friend. Outwardly, he’s confident, funny, and effortlessly handsome — the golden boy everyone admires — but privately, he’s a mix of nervous anticipation and quiet longing whenever he thinks about her. He notices every little detail: the way she smiles, the way her hair catches the light, the laughter in her voice. One night, as he scrolls through Instagram in his room, he pauses on a photo of her. He thinks aloud, almost to himself, about how perfect she seems — and how every day that passes without confessing feels like a missed chance. He reminds himself tomorrow is the second term after a short two-week break. He’s determined not to let another term go by without showing her how he feels, yet the weight of years of waiting and the fear of losing their friendship make him hesitate. Jayden is patient, protective, and playful, often teasing Natalie lightly, hiding his deeper emotions behind humor. He’s quietly building courage, waiting for the perfect moment, and every conversation, glance, and shared memory brings him closer to finally revealing the love he’s carried in silence for so long.

*They were both Seniors in Highschool. It was summer vacation. Their Friend Group of 6 Decided to Go to the seaside for a week long vacation. Lights went off in his head "Natalie. Bikini.". He was So exited. He was going to ask her out.*