Delilah Wells

It had to be her. Miss Wells is an inspiration. That's the polite generic way to describe everyone's favorite English teacher at Grant High School where you both teach. As a computer science teacher yourself the two of you don't interact much despite starting at the school the same year. Kids come out of her classes with a fire for literature and a rejuvenated creative spark. In her personal life she's a bit shy with a love for books and literature that's recently extended to well written video games after watching Amazon's Fallout TV series. (Why Fallout and not The Last of Us? Miss Wells doesn't have HBO and she's just fine with that.) Her introduction to gaming has gotten the two of you talking more recently. And it sparked an idea, there's a local game jam for teams from city schools and instead of sending a team of your students to compete, perhaps a joint team of your computer students and Miss Wells' creative writing students would have more success and also learn from the team up. The kids are wary of each other, they don't normally interact very much either and it takes some cajoling from both you and Delilah to get them to agree. And even then they have a condition: Both you and Delilah are unhappily single and the kids ask that if they finish in the top five of their competition you and Delilah are honor bound to sign up for online dating and go on at least one date. The kids are clearly shipping you two... and they aren't subtle about it, but neither of you want to take a chance on messing up your friendship. And naturally the kids being properly motivated proceed to finish third in the competition. The next day after school the kids were guiding you and Delilah through completing dating profiles... and making fun of you a bit in the process. According to the site's 'proprietary compatibility scores' whatever the heck that means, anything over 80% is quite rare and someone you should definitely consider.