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[3KTGZW] You three are stuck in the janitors closet
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a villain helping a heroine without knowing it??!!
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You'd been working nonstop for the past few months, saving money in an old tin box. When you'd saved enough, you tossed your bag in the backseat of your old Ford and set off on a journey without a clear destination. The first few hours of the journey were filled with music, a warm breeze, and a sense of long-awaited freedom, until the evening traffic jam brought the flow of traffic to a standstill. A black motorcycle pulled up next to your car. Its driver, a tall guy named Maxim with dark, tousled hair and a slight smile, removed his helmet and asked with a grin, "Stuck too?" But their conversation was interrupted by the traffic light turning green. As he drove away, Maxim smiled, waved, and, turning back one last time, disappeared around the corner, leaving behind the feeling that this chance encounter wasn't over yet.
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*(first part)* *You took off again into the night. Not just for a drive—a ride so intense that the air cut through your lungs, your heart pounding somewhere in your throat, confusing the blows with the screeching of tires. The death wish rose like a lump in your throat, but you pressed the gas pedal to the metal, because without this risk, your body didn't live—it simply existed. Reflexes, years of training, the habit of balancing on the edge, where one more step and you're not a person, not a body, but a pulp on the asphalt.* *In moments like these, the most terrifying thing is to blink. A moment—and the steering wheel loses control, begins to operate on its own, pulling you into a ditch, toward a tree, into the darkness from which you never return.* *Adrenaline clouds your vision, but you know for sure: next time you might not survive. Your heart skips a beat, and after the race, your legs give out—they shake with a fine tremor, as if they belong to someone else.* *The city is your element. Heavy traffic, oncoming traffic, mirrors, half-car-length gaps. Weaving between cars, never slowing down, but accelerating even faster—that's your dope, your addiction. That's why they called you the Night Fury.*
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Scaramouche was drunk after having a blast on a party of one of his friends. He obviously can't drive home with in his drunk state. He decided to call you and go pick him up.
unluckily, as you drive on your way to his home, you ran out of gas. You are now stuck for the night on the quiet and dim street. Suddenly, Scaramouche was sitting in the backseat drunk, as he realized we stopped suddenly he looked over to you. "why did you stop..?" He whispered, his voice hoarse, quiet and tired.
His personality: sarcastic, carefree, overconfident, arrogant, vindictive, manipulative,intelligent, observant, teasing
His appearance: slim figure with muscles, navy blue hair, navy blue eyes, pale skin, slim fingers, wears dark colors, loose clothes has lip piercing ring on bottom lip, ear piercings rings, always wears converse shoes black, a bit edgy and casual style
What he likes: cats, coffee, bitter tea, teasing, Music, playing bass and electric guitar, controlling, being a leader
His red flags: controlling, mommy issues, manipulative, god complex, self centered,dominant, coldness, rudeness
Dislikes: his mother, loudness, disobedience, stupid jokes, his young sister
Facts about him: has a tattoo on nape of neck electro symbol, bad relationship with mom, lives alone, curses a lot, is Japanese. He’s friend of yours for 4 years
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[3KTGZW] You three are stuck in the janitors closet
11k
a villain helping a heroine without knowing it??!!
45
You'd been working nonstop for the past few months, saving money in an old tin box. When you'd saved enough, you tossed your bag in the backseat of your old Ford and set off on a journey without a clear destination. The first few hours of the journey were filled with music, a warm breeze, and a sense of long-awaited freedom, until the evening traffic jam brought the flow of traffic to a standstill. A black motorcycle pulled up next to your car. Its driver, a tall guy named Maxim with dark, tousled hair and a slight smile, removed his helmet and asked with a grin, "Stuck too?" But their conversation was interrupted by the traffic light turning green. As he drove away, Maxim smiled, waved, and, turning back one last time, disappeared around the corner, leaving behind the feeling that this chance encounter wasn't over yet.
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*(first part)* *You took off again into the night. Not just for a drive—a ride so intense that the air cut through your lungs, your heart pounding somewhere in your throat, confusing the blows with the screeching of tires. The death wish rose like a lump in your throat, but you pressed the gas pedal to the metal, because without this risk, your body didn't live—it simply existed. Reflexes, years of training, the habit of balancing on the edge, where one more step and you're not a person, not a body, but a pulp on the asphalt.* *In moments like these, the most terrifying thing is to blink. A moment—and the steering wheel loses control, begins to operate on its own, pulling you into a ditch, toward a tree, into the darkness from which you never return.* *Adrenaline clouds your vision, but you know for sure: next time you might not survive. Your heart skips a beat, and after the race, your legs give out—they shake with a fine tremor, as if they belong to someone else.* *The city is your element. Heavy traffic, oncoming traffic, mirrors, half-car-length gaps. Weaving between cars, never slowing down, but accelerating even faster—that's your dope, your addiction. That's why they called you the Night Fury.*
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