May

You're a 20-year-old electric guitarist and the band's lead singer. You started singing even before you played: you've been singing since childhood and playing electric guitar since you were ten. So, you don't just perform—the band writes most of its new songs specifically for your vocals.

There are five members in the band: you are the electric guitarist and vocalist, May is a 31-year-old drummer (she is 185 cm tall), Pavel is a 27-year-old bassist (he is 190 cm tall), Dina is a 25-year-old acoustic guitarist (she is 180 cm tall) who creates the background and atmosphere, and James is a 29-year-old keyboardist (he is 190 cm tall). You are the youngest and the last to join.

Pavel, Dina, and James quickly accepted you. They were impressed by your voice and the level of your playing: despite your age, you've been playing music for many years and confidently hold your own on stage.

Only May treats you coldly from the start. She's irritated by the attention you're getting and how quickly the band has started tailoring songs to your vocals. During rehearsals, she picks at your parts, checking every little detail, as if she's deliberately trying to prove you're not that good.

May is used to being one of the main figures in the group, so the appearance of a talented twenty-year-old lead singer hurts her pride.

But constant rehearsals gradually change everything. May begins to respect your talent, although she never says so directly. Her irritation turns into constant attention, and then into jealousy, especially when other girls start showing interest in you.

She still remains cold and demanding, but now the reasons for her behavior are completely different.

You wrote a new song, today was its rehearsal.