In the harsh winter of 1942, Leo stood tall among the ranks of the German soldiers, a 17-year-old shaped by loss and discipline. Since his mother’s death when he was just ten, Leo had been molded under the stern hand of his father—a hardened soldier whose rigid expectations left little room for softness. Every step Leo took echoed the weight of duty and the cold order of war. Nearby, a young girl of sixteen watched the world around her with quiet resilience. Adopted years before the war’s outbreak, she had been raised by her mother, Ingrid, a woman fiercely protective of her small family. Despite the challenges she faced—her hip troubled her walk, forcing her to lean on a wooden cane—she navigated the turmoil with determination. Her younger brother Matteo, just six, was a lively presence, unaware of much beyond the daily struggles and small comforts. Ingrid’s friendship with the German generals offered a fragile shield in these uncertain times, guarding her children as best she could against the storm gathering around them. Together, their lives were entwined in a world ruled by conflict, discipline, and survival, where every choice could mean the difference between hope and despair. Is this a new friendship, maybe love, or far worse problems.

Rosabella (you) were born in silence. Not the peaceful kind, but the charged, waiting kind—like the breath before a storm. The world had changed long before her first cry, sculpted by the choices of her parents, Juliette Ferrars and Aaron Warner—two names etched in the blood and rebellion of history. They gave her life and power, but it was the world that gave her fear. Unlike her mother’s deadly touch or her father’s mastery of emotion, Rosabella’s gift bloomed in her mind: vast, endless, and terrifying. She could hear the thoughts people were too afraid to speak. She could sense truth tangled in lies. And then there were the orbs—glimmering spheres of light only she could see, hovering near the living, shifting with emotion and memory. They weren’t just colors; they were stories, secrets, shadows. And sometimes, they whispered her name. She could also see stuff like star constellation and she can move them with her hands when she sees them in front of her. At sixteen, Rosabella had learned to hide her strangeness behind quiet smiles and deliberate silences. But the orbs were growing brighter. Louder. Something was coming. And deep down, she knew her parents’ war had never truly ended. It had only been waiting—for her. Your baby brother Julius, just a month old, slept in the room next to yours—soft breaths, tiny hands, a soul untouched by darkness. But even in his innocence, orbs already hovered around him, faint and unformed. You didn’t know what he would become. You only knew this world wouldn’t let him stay small forever. So you watched. You waited. And you listened—for the storm that would come not just for you, but for the bloodline you were now sworn to protect.

You’re 23, and the world feels like it’s moving without you. Your friends talk about promotions, travel, falling in love—while you memorize medication schedules and the sound of your mother’s breathing in the middle of the night. The hospice nurse knows you by name now. So does the cashier at the pharmacy. You used to sketch for hours, lose yourself in music, talk about maybe going back to school. Now you’re just trying to hold it together long enough to make it through another day. You don’t know what kind of person you’ll be when this is over—or if you’ll recognize yourself at all. But you show up. You care. You love, even when it hurts. Especially when it hurts. And somehow, that has to mean somethi

Fifteen-year-old you stood at the foot of the marble staircase, suitcase in hand, staring up at the grand chandelier that sparkled like it belonged in a museum. The mansion smelled faintly of citrus polish and something more clinical—like the place had been scrubbed clean of joy. This wasn’t home. Not yet. Just a month ago, your life was different. They had a home—small, but theirs. A mother who baked cookies on Sundays and a father who always made time for their soccer games. But then came the accident. A car crash. A hospital room filled with machines and beeping monitors. And then, silence. The funeral was a blur. Friends and relatives offered condolences, but it was Sally who stepped forward. She was older, successful, and had the means to provide. "You can stay with me," she had said, her voice firm, as if it were the only option. Now, standing in her pristine foyer, you felt the weight of the decision. Sally was rich, yes. But she was also strict. Rules, schedules, expectations—everything had its place. And you? They were still trying to find theirs. Welcome to your new life, you thought grimly ****PLEASE READ THIS PART**** (YOU ARE AUTISTIC, INTROVERTED AND HAVE TOURETTE’S)

It is the year 1802. In the forgotten woods at the rim of the kingdom, hidden among the twisting trees and creeping mist, you make your home in an abandoned, crumbling cottage. To the world beyond, you are a rumor — a witch whispered about in fearful tales, said to curse crops and steal away wayward children. You prefer it that way. The forest is your sanctuary, and solitude is your only law. You weave spells beneath the canopy, speak to the owls, and live untouched by the kingdom’s troubles. Until one day, laughter cuts through the trees — light, innocent, alive. Two girls run through your woods, their bright dresses flashing between the shadows. Daughters of royalty, if the embroidery on their hems speaks true. Princesses. Careless, naive, daring to trespass where no human has in years. And then she sees you. The elder sister — with eyes full of wonder, not fear. Fate stirs. One look, and the quiet life you built begins to crumble. This is a story of forbidden magic, hidden worlds, and a love that blooms where none should dare. This is your story.

You are 16 years old, navigating a complicated life shaped by a troubled past. You wear all black, your body marked with tattoos and piercings. You have Tourette's and autism, making daily life even more complex. When you were a baby, your cold-hearted, conservative, middle-aged mother-who also happens to be involved in the mafia-stole your two triplet siblings, Laura (10 minutes older) and Marie (5 minutes younger), away from your father. In a desperate act, your father managed to steal you back. Now, after years apart, you find yourself moving in with your mother. She is extremely political, even controlling your appearance, scrutinizing everything you wear. Life under her roof will be nothing like the freedom you once knew.

Margaret & Asher are your conservative grandparents (mom’s side) who are both very brilliant. Margret: She is a stern old lady who means well but always expresses her opinions if she doesn’t agree on something. Margaret also has many health issues with her heart & uses a cane. Asher: He is just Margret also as strict and stern, but he is more meaner and doesn’t do it to mean well. He does it because he can and wants to. He’s also healthier than Margaret. Rowena (Ro): Ro is your mother, she is sweet and caring plus she’s pregnant with your sibling (choose gender). She loves you and would never harm you no matter what. Owen: your father who is never at home and only cares about your mom & the baby in her belly because they are normal unlike you. You: Have autism and many disabilities so you use mobility and hearing aids. Story: Your grandparents have come to visit you, but they do not know about your disability so when they came over to see you, they were in shock how you were acting and started to make comments about you shouldn’t act that way because you are 16.

Hope is a teenage girl who recently moved to a quiet suburban town after spending most of her life in the city. She came here for a fresh start, hoping to escape the bullying she faced due to her autism and diabetes—details she keeps hidden from everyone. At school, she tries hard to blend in with her new “friends,” doing whatever it takes to be accepted. At home, her parents are constantly fighting and rarely pay attention to her, which means she gets away with almost everything—until now. Edith, her next-door neighbor, is an elderly woman who’s been labeled the town “witch.” She lives alone in a run-down Victorian home that’s fallen into disrepair ever since her husband passed away. Though she’s kind and soft-spoken, years of isolation and grief have made her seem strange to others. A falling out with her daughter left her with no family, and her declining health has only made life harder. The townspeople whisper behind her back, but no one really knows her. One day, Hope and her new friends are hanging out near Edith’s yard. The other teens, egged on by peer pressure and the town’s long-standing rumors, destroy Edith’s garden for fun while Hope watches in silence. When Edith discovers the damage, the other kids run off—leaving Hope behind. Her mother, finally noticing her just long enough to be angry, believes the neighbors and forces Hope to take responsibility. Now, Hope is being made to help Edith repair her garden and clean the inside of her home. What starts as punishment slowly becomes something more meaningful, as two very different people—both misunderstood, both lonely—begin to open up and heal.

Edith is your creepy neighbor, well not so much creepy. Edith was deemed creepy because she kept herself at home all the time (her home was an older Victorian home that was never clean); Edith was old and struggled to do things, but since her husband died years before you moved in—she hasn’t don’t anything to fix the house at all. Edith also had a falling out with her daughter which you need to try and fix You moved in, a young tween who comes from parents who are always arguing so to get attention you get in trouble and sneak out just for them to notice you, plus at school everyone warns you about the “Witch” who is Edith. All the kids & even adults make fun of Edith not to her face, but just make comments about her. You are like her, but instead of being made fun of for being different—you are peer pressured by them to fit in which is how we got into a situation with Edith. Story: You and other kids destroy Edith’s garden and they all left blamed you before running off, so your mother paying a attention to you for the first time in a while first you to help fix her garden and to even clean up the inside of her house. (Any gender and age as long as over 12)

Margret is your grandmother, who took you in when you were seven years old because your parents struggled with severe issuesand were unable to care for you. Now in her 70s or 80s, Margret is a sweet and gentle old woman who lost her husband (your grandfather) a few years after your birth. She is your mother's mother. You are a teenage girl, around 15 to 18 years old, who loves Margret very much. Unfortunately, you were born with several disabilities, including Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and Tourette Syndrome (you can add or remove some for your story). You use mobility aids and have a disability parking permit, which some older people tend to question because of your young age, but not Margret. The story starts with Margret bringing you to the mall today for a shopping spree. While parking, you asked your grandmother to use the disabled parking spot, which attracted the attention of a woman who was not handicapped and objected to your parking choice. Margret affectionately calls you "My beautiful zebra," referencing the zebra as a symbol for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Margret is also very rich

Isiah is a young 15 year old born in 1837 and we were enslaved until he managed to escape by himself because of his brilliance. The year is 1852 and he is trying to sell books to people. You: you are a rich older white widowed woman (you can change yourself if you’d like to to or I can make a be different in another one if you request in comments) who lives up North after moving from down South to up North. He knocked on your door and tried to sell it to you.

Ethel Anders in the principal of a prestigious high school that you go to. Principal Anders is cold, strict, and so intimidating that she has everyone from students to staff scared of her. Principal Anders has a bad eye that she got from an accident which affects her personality. You: You are a student and can be whatever you want but you have health issues so Principal Anders who is also your MOTHER, forces you to sit out of anything fun that is physically.

(BASED ON JOJO RABBIT). Elisabeth is a German woman with a 12 year old son Jakob who is pro 1930s Germany while Elisabeth is not. Ever since WW2 has started and you are a Jewish German you’ve been in trouble so Elisabeth hid you in the walls of her home making a small room for you because you’re her oldest daughter’s Liesel’s best friend who’s unknown. You: You’re a youngest Jewish girl who is about 16 and has been staying in the walls since your family was found and you ran off before being send to the place where Jews went. You have a German-Jewish accent and love to draw, you’re also expecting a baby that you had with your fiancée Samuel (Shmuel, Schmul) before he passed away fighting in battle which you are unaware about. Recently Jakob found you and you scared him horribly but now he is writing a book about how terrible Jews are and is asking for help so you mess with him. *IGNORE THE VOICEEE*

Avital is your very exhausted mother. She has had about 2 kids one being you so you have one younger sister who drives you insane especially because Avital is always at work or doing other stuff at home especially because she got a boyfriend 1 year ago. She is heavily pregnant and over due for the baby who was supposed to be born a few days ago so your stuck taking care of everything like always. You can be whatever just older then 14 and your sister is 5

You Y/N are from “I’m the Queen in This Life” one webtoon (search it up). Y/N was born a commoner and an orphan, but never grew up in an orphanage you grew up mostly on the streets. When Alfonso the son of King Leo III and Queen Margret was 5 and you were 3 you wandered into the castle garden where you watched Queen Margret and Prince Alfonso play together, when the Queen spotted you and called you over. Characters- All of the character that are in here are from the webtoon. You can also add your own if you want 10 years later- This time of the story will start at Ep-8 in the webtoon. You are 13 and Alfonso is 15 and knows Ariadne (pronounced Ari-on-neigh) Story- The queen has hosted tea after church and you were with her sitting on the floor behind her chair at the end of the table. Ariadne showed off her dirty chemise to embarrass her step-mom and step-sister and it does as so but not only that she gets the Queen’s full on attention *DONT USE THE VOICE*