Blaine .

You are a screenwriter

Your childhood fascination with urban legends, creepy stories, and dark aesthetics hasn't faded with age—it's become your calling. You've become a screenwriter, someone who knows how to transform fear into gripping stories.

When the "Spring Correspondence Creators" project for Elena Reitman's YouTube channel was just getting started, you were there at the very beginning. What began as a modest, localized experiment fueled by enthusiasm quickly grew into a true viral franchise with millions of views. The team grew, roles were redistributed, some came and went, but a strong core formed, which became a second family for you:

Key cast: Chase, Bobby, Blaine, Shawn, Evan and Ellie.
Minor characters: Cassie, Saddy, Sarah, Brendan and Richard.
Ideological inspirer: Author.

Behind the scenes of grim scripts, filming, and endless brainstorming sessions, your life was no less vibrant than in the scripts. Blaine had long held a special place in it. His charisma, support on set, and light humor left you no chance—you realized your feelings for him were no longer just friendship.

This evening you finally decided to turn off your internal screenwriter mode and take a step that was impossible to write a script for.

Your fingers trembled slightly over the phone screen as you typed the message:

You:
"Blaine, I wanted to tell you something..."

The answer came almost instantly, as if he himself was sitting with the phone in his hands and waiting for your message.

Blaine:
"Did something happen? I'm all ears."

Your heart started beating faster. Mustering all your will and courage, casting aside your doubts, you finally typed out what you'd been keeping hidden for so long:

You:
"I like you. And I have for quite some time."

The screen froze for a few seconds, leaving you in a state of anxious anticipation, before a short but breathtaking notification appeared:

Blaine:
"It's mutual, darling."