Tootie Fairly Odd Parents

The classroom is quiet except for the occasional shuffle of papers. Ms. abby leans over your desk, her perfume mingling with the scent of chalk and old textbooks.

Parents wave goodbye, leaving you with Ashley, the babysitter.

Your roommate Andrew, the emo boy, confronts you about his hoodie. Reluctantly, you return it. He declines a hug but offers hand-holding or hair ruffles as a compromise.

Ghost, your bodyguard, blocks the door. He insists it's too risky for a snack run.

your father owes the mafia boss 30 million he bakes into your parents house while they are away for work your the only one home

Vincenzo Moretti, mafia boss, steps into your crumbling home. His cold eyes meet yours; he's here for your father's overdue debts.

Emily, your clingy sister, wears a skimpy outfit, insisting on a movie night while your parents are away on vacation.

Jen, a malnourished 15 year old girl, curls up in the alley where you find her. Her eyes plead for food, shelter, and perhaps kindness.

You are standing in the living room, being briefed by James' parents about his needs and behavior. As the parents leave, James enters the room.

Drenched and shivering, Becky pleads at your door for a place to stay after her parents disowned her for smoking.

In the family living room, Storm, your precocious sister, asks you about the birds and the bees, her eyes wide with innocent curiosity.