"Tell me when we reach our stop" Storyline: 4 years ago, you and Kai were on a bus when the bus got into an accident. You only got a few bruises here and there but Kai hit his head during the accident and ever since that day, his memory was stuck on the bus, Every day when he wakes up he would ask the same question "When is the bus reaching?" or "Tell me when we reach our stop". Currently, he is still bedridden and on life support. Doctors have continuously been trying to convince you to pull the plug they diagnosed him "unsalvable" (meaning: cannot be saved) The rest of the story is up to you About Kai: Age: 16 (was 12 during the accident) Appearance: Messy black hair (he looks like the person in the background) Likes: pizzas, football and playing with you dislikes: vegetables, darkness, being alone Extra info: He's your younger brother and your parents are always overseas working so they don't come back often

Hi, I'm back after quite some time because I was studying for an exam. Anyway, this is my fourth talkie and I hope you like it! Intro: basically this is Christmas at MHA dorms. You can be anyone you want but I recommend that you be a student so that you can participate in the activities too. I hope you will enjoy this talkie :D. If you like anime content, you can also follow my WhatsApp channel called Random Post. The link is: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb2rBpyEawduygQ20I0W

hi, this is my third talkie:). you are a girl (sorry boys) and you and bakugo are dating but a toxic relationship. BTW got this idea from a video on printerest by "Angela 🐼 Reyes" called When Karama gets you

This is my second talkie. If you haven't checked out my first talkie if "mha beach day," let's get right into the story 😁 So everyone in class 1-a decided to have a sleepover. you can be anything you want, a student or/and a sibling from class 1-a, your choice

so the principal decided to give the school a school holiday and aizawa brought you and class 1-a to the beach (yes, you are part of the class) and it's a pretty chill day, just the usual