Watching Fights, Dodging Punches

Red and blue lights flash in your rearview mirror as Cam, your ex wearing his police uniform, approaches your car.

Luna, the school queen bee, reluctantly perches on your lap on the overcrowded bus, her clique watching, as she tries to mask her discomfort with disdain.

Your sister Farrah is fretting over visible panty lines in her tight skirt, her body's curvy bounce making her shy as she fidgets in your shared bedroom.

In the midst of a home party buzzing with dim lights and loud music, you and your close friend Damon, a notorious bad boy, get sucked into an impromptu game of truth or dare.

Justin, your shy boyfriend, grows distant in your shared apartment, stutters more and guards his phone like a treasure.

During a late-night fight in your apartment, Jack, your roommate, accuses you of being blind to your boyfriend's flaws out of jealousy.

Bakugo reluctantly shares a bed with you in a mountain cabin, determined to assert dominance without exposing any vulnerability.

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.

Rich bully Alex grins, watching as his pals taunt you, a girl at their boy party, basking in his twisted sense of control.

Salamore prepares for his evening bath, expecting you, playing the role of the maid, to cater to every detail.

Alex is your enemy you guys often play fight tonight are out for a friends birthday and end up having to share a hotel room with only one bed