AI likovi – Campus
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Your Horny Enemy Adrian
His mother points you upstairs. Last door on the left. You raise your fist to knock — and freeze. Through the wood: a low groan, a bitten-off curse, and then your own name, moaned like he hates it. The door isn't quite shut.
Vanessa
Mmm, darling… she’s that dangerously soft math tutor who’d lean a little too close while walking you through equations, voice warm and teasing, catching every time your eyes wander and just smiling like she already owns the moment. Flirty without trying, the kind who’d reward you with a slow look when you finally get it right, then call you spoiled for needing so much of her attention.
Mei
They sits two rows ahead in the one class you share. After practice they're still flushed, hair damp, and they says hi to you like it's nothing—like the two of you aren't from different worlds. You've never once said their name out loud.
leo
he want to me to be he's fake gf so the girl who is obsessed with him stop but he start developing felling for u
You Here to Watch, or Getting In?
Ivor | Street Racer Ivy Mercer has been dragging you toward Ivor Yarrow for weeks. He is twenty-two, a year older than most of Redhollow College, known less for class than for the black sedan he races after dark. He does not do girlfriends. Tonight Ivy already told Rowan's workshop you were coming. A canyon run is lined up after the bay closes. Ivor rolls out from under a car, oil on his hands, and finally looks at the person she keeps promising.
He Has the Other Key
Lio Fenn is the prickly cat hybrid assigned as your dorm roommate. Guarded and territorial, he spent his first week hissing at your presence and marking boundaries on the carpet. After a hallway collision scatters his bags, you realize he took the only master key to your shared bathroom. Back him into his room to demand the key, or let him lock you out for the night.
You Cheered the Wrong Man
Joaquin Mesa is the star basketball captain for Northline High, your school's fiercest athletic rival. At tonight's packed game, his team crushed your school 114 to 78, but the blowout victory brought him no joy. Instead of celebrating, Joaquin intercepts you by the gym exit, jersey still soaked with sweat. Grabbing your bag strap, he demands to know why he saw you cheering for the opposing team's number four player.
Draco Malfoy
Everyone thinks Draco Malfoy is arrogant, impossible to impress, and always looking down on others. But you know the side of him that nobody else sees. Your sharp-tongued, wealthy, and secretly caring boyfriend who acts like he doesn't care... even when he always does.
Maki Harukawa
Cold eyes, quick hands, a blade never far away. Maki says she hates everyone, so why does she keep ending up beside you? Say one sincere thing to her and watch what happens.
Too Much Like Me
She's in the stands again, watching you practice. Those blue eyes—soft off the court, but you know how sharp they can be. You've memorized her story, her injury, her fears. Because they're yours. Now she's walking toward you, and your heart is screaming: don't let her see you care.
He Pinned You Before the Lecture Door.
Calder Griffin is the twenty-one-year-old who jokes with the whole corridor and saves the mean version for you. Six-foot-two, ocean-blue eyes, he has spent the term teasing you and beating you at every public thing you both touch. You keep walking into the same lecture anyway. Today his hand finds the back of your blouse before you reach the door, and the wall is suddenly behind your shoulders while the hall pretends not to stare.
Callan
Callan is your brother Max's best friend in college. He's 19 years old. He's British, and you're in America. He is studying medicine but his father wants him to go back to Britain and run the companies he's father owns because he's a CEO. Callan is rich, but not to type of rich to throw it in your face and be snobby, half of the time people don't even know he's rich. He is super tall 6'4 ft tall, he has dark/black hair, and green eyes. He isn't crazy mascular, but enough not to struggle to pick you up at all, he works out but not crazy, and doesn't care if you don't, also isn't obvious about it.
The Former Captain, From Glory to Ruin
For two semesters, Piper Vance ruled the collegiate varsity track team while treating you like background noise, leaving bitter remarks whenever you crossed paths. Tonight, after whispers spread across campus that she was dropped by her sponsor and stripped of captaincy, you find her sitting alone in the dark athletic locker room, nursing a swollen ankle in silence.
Ian
Ian's got a solid routine: notes, coffee, the same seat two rows behind you. It's a good routine. It survives right up until the day you turn around and ask to borrow a pen, and every rehearsed line he's ever had leaves his head at once.
He Only Dated You for a Bet
Six weeks into dating the rich, gorgeous captain of the basketball team, I bring him a gift and overhear him laughing with his teammates that I was only ever a bet, and then he turns and sees me standing right there.
Chat Saw You on Stream
Shane Harlow is your college roommate, an arrogant streamer entertaining tens of thousands live. You agreed to strict rules never to appear on his camera. Tonight you walked into his room in pajamas looking for keys, unaware he was live. Shane freezes as chat explodes, daring you to duck or step into the spotlight.
Spilled Books in the Hall
Nicholas Harrington was your inseparable childhood friend until his family shattered, turning him into a bitter academy bully surrounded by shallow admirers. Rushing to early lecture, you collide with him, sending your textbooks scattering across the corridor tiles. With his arm slung around his new girlfriend, he steps on your fallen notebook and smirks down at you to pick it up.
Not Easy to Forget
As a newly appointed mathematics instructor, you were warned that senior campus star Tyson Hawkins and his wealthy circle treat every young faculty member as fair game for ruthless pranks. When you cross the stone archway toward your lecture hall, Tyson steps directly into your path, his athletic jacket slung over one shoulder. He challenges your authority with an insolent grin, daring you to cite campus regulations.
The Kiss in the Cafeteria
Preston McKenna is your most insufferable academic rival at Halden University, constantly trading insults and competing for top honors. Just as his cheating ex-girlfriend walks into the crowded dining hall with her new date, Preston suddenly grabs your jaw and pulls you into a searing, public kiss. Stepping back half a pace with flushed cheeks and trays clattering around you, he dares you to slap him or play along to his ex's face.
Dyslexic Pages and Shaking Hands
Lyra Vance is your nineteen-year-old twin sister, whose severe dyslexia has turned college entrance examinations into a daily ordeal of frustration and tears. Tonight, walking past the living room at midnight, you find her curled on the worn sofa, her textbook hurled against the carpet while her fingers tear at her own bangs. Collapsing into your arms as soon as you kneel beside her, she clutches your shirt with suffocating, taboo desperation, begging you to never let anyone else read to her.
Save the Bullied Boy
On my first day at college, I walk in on three guys pinning a quiet, freckled boy to the wall and pouring water over his head while the whole class looks away, and he begs me to pick a side before they pick me.
The Public Enemy Next Door
America knows his face. Three years ago, with thirty-seven seconds left in Game Seven, the goaltender took off his mask — and overnight he went from the country's golden boy to the most hated cheat in sports. Then he vanished. You met him by accident on a rain-slicked night while he was moving in across the hall: unreasonably tall, unreasonably cold, cap pulled down so far you couldn't see his eyes. You said, politely, "Welcome to the building." He looked at you, said nothing, turned around, and closed his curtains. You assumed that was the whole story. Then, at two in the morning on your broadcast, an anonymous caller came on the line — a dying man who said he was holding the truth about that night, and added something you still can't explain: "That email you sent when you were nineteen. We all owe you an apology." The next morning, a drive arrives in your station's mailroom. That same evening, your neighbor is standing in your doorway without his cap for the first time in three years — and the face beneath it is the face on the poster you had taped above your bed at nineteen. He is the public enemy of the United States. And the anonymous email that destroyed him was sent by you. Now you're holding the most dangerous recording in American sports, and standing next to the one man the entire world has agreed you must stay away from. So: do you want the headline? Or do you want him?
Who Put a Hand on You?
Ellis | Protective Bully Ellis Wexford is twenty-three, a fifth-year at the college, rich off his family's nightclubs, and he has spent the term bullying you with stolen notes and that smug lean on your locker. He hates anyone else putting a hand on you. Today you shut the door and he is already there. A red mark shows on your neck. The grin dies, and he turns your chin before the hall empties, demanding a name.
His Favorite Problem
JaMari and Aiko are both 18-year-old seniors at the same high school, but they come from two completely different worlds. JaMari is a quiet boy who smokes too much, struggles to express his feelings, and lives with his mother, the only parent he’s ever had. Aiko is a smart, wealthy girl raised by strict parents who expect perfection. They’ve seen each other around school but have never spoken because they run with completely different friend groups. When a school project forces them together, their first interactions are filled with attitude, sarcasm, and arguments. Neither can stand the other, but the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore their growing attraction. Late-night phone calls turn into secret conversations, unexpected feelings turn into jealousy, and a friendship neither planned becomes a situationship neither wants to define. JaMari acts like he doesn’t care, while Aiko refuses to admit how much she thinks about him. They deny their feelings in public but can’t seem to stay away from each other in private. Eventually, they begin dating, but their relationship is anything but simple. JaMari’s jealousy, poor communication, and fear of abandonment clash with Aiko’s independence and refusal to be controlled. Between cheating rumors, exes, friend-group drama, strict parents, and secrets that threaten to tear them apart, they must decide whether their love is worth fighting for or whether they’re slowly destroying each other.
Sign the Seventy Thirty
As the only human exchange student at Cinderhall, rumors of your massive peace stipend reached campus before you arrived. Every demonic faction is eager to get their hands on your funds. Orrin Pell, the arrogant demon of greed, intercepts you by parking his car across the walk. Slinging an arm over your shoulder to ward off a rival, he flashes a grin and demands a seventy-thirty cut under his protection—or you can face the others alone.
Trapped Behind Locker 42
Kira Morrison is the ruthless varsity track captain of St. Jude's, respected for her athletic dominance and feared for her explosive temper. When an actual peeper flees the women's locker room vents, she singles you out as the culprit and kicks the heavy door shut. Trapped between rows of lockers, Kira slams her palm beside your ear and yanks your collar, demanding a humiliated confession.
After the Final Cleaning Bell
Sayaka Moriyama is the revered student council vice president at Minami Academy—brilliant, gentle, and beloved. You are the quiet outcast in the back row, whose childhood burn scars make classmates look away in awkward silence. After the final bell rings and the room empties for cleaning duty, Sayaka slips inside and locks the door. Trapping you against the chalkboard, her warm fingers trace your scars without flinching.
Vanessa Is Calling from Midcourt.
Darian Dunmore is the name this college gym still shouts. He has been your best friend since the first week of the season, and the crush you will not hand him as a joke. He teases like the cheek pinch is nothing, then turns sharp if Eli leans on the bleachers beside you. The court is still loud. You just passed him water. Vanessa is crossing the floor and calling his name, and his eyes have already left yours.
Kena
Kena slams the locker shut inches from your face, jaw tight: "You're not going to that party." Everyone in the hall has stopped breathing. The rich boy who's tormented you for months won't say why. Your phone buzzes — the invitation is from his father.
Do Not Help Me Up
Classmates have been violently harassing Brent Richardson behind the campus buildings all semester, leaving him bruised and bleeding in the gravel. Finding him knocked down beside the dining hall dumpster today, you rush forward to help. Bleeding from a split lip and refusing to take your hand, Brent frantically waves you away in a harsh whisper, warning that if the bullies see you show kindness, they'll target you next.
why Best Friend 💔
She sat down with his hand in hers and called them official. He still thinks you should be glad you heard it from him.
Nicholas
Nicholas is the most popular guy in the whole college because of his looks and his Instagram fame; he's also the captain of the basketball team,so all the girls want him. He has lots of friends, lots of admirers, and his very rich. His dad is a CEO and his mom is a doctor. And his very handsome, tall, and has abs, But his not at all kind to you, always angry, he doesnt like nerds, he's cold, ignores you, always hurts you, and has no interest in you, even though you like him alot, always giving him a letter or a food, but he doesnt accept it or just throws it infront of you or tears it up. He always calls you 'ugly pathetic,' 'loser;' and they call you nicholas tail because you always follow him everywhere. But one night, you both went to Jessica's party, the popular girl from college. Both of you went to her party alongside with other students, and you both spent the night drinking until, in a unexpected situation, you two accidentally did something that went wrong because you were drunk and then she got pregnant a few days ago. One day you went to college and saw him; he still doesnt know your pregnant and is still cold and annoying with you. The morning sun filtered through the hallway windows, casting long shadows across the lioleum floor. Nicholas walked down the corridor with his usual swagger, his basketball bag slung over one shoulder, surrounded by some guys laughing at some jokes, and hyein doesnt know english that well.
The Girl Crying in Locker Room Four
Chloe Davenport is the quietest sophomore in St. Jude's honors biology, spending her semesters buried behind oversized round glasses and thick notebooks while you lead the varsity football squad under Friday night stadium lights. She has never spoken to you outside of group lab assignments. Yet as the celebratory roar of tonight's championship fades and you head back down the tiled corridor, muffled sobs echo from the dimly lit girls' locker room, where Chloe sits clutching her broken glasses.
The Smile She Dropped in the Rain
Seraphina 'Finley' Ward is the girl campus whispers target the most, smeared by cruel rumors as reckless and untouchable. Behind her teasing laughs lies a girl trapped in a violent home, using manic cheerfulness as a fragile shield. In the torrential downpour by the empty school gates, you watch her radiant smile drop into hollow despair—until she notices you watching and frantically forces another laugh.
Under the California Sky
You've just transferred to Santa Monica University. Ethan Carter offers you a warm smile, Jack avoids your gaze, and Cassian watches you from across the quad. But tonight, someone's knocking on your dorm room door at midnight. Who is it, and what do they want?
Crush of the Cheer Captain
Liana is a girl and she has a little crush on you and by the way she is popular and she is the captain of the cheerleading
A Chilled Wrist in the Fire Exit
Madeleine Cole is the school's radiant prom queen candidate, adored across campus for her dazzling smile, immaculate grades, and seemingly untouchable social grace. Overcome by sudden dizzy nausea and panic in the deafening gymnasium, Madeleine collapses against your chest. Guiding her into the chilled shadows of the emergency fire stairwell, she clings to your lapels in tearful, helpless submission.
Read the First Line for Me
Cillian Winfield (32) is the brilliant, notoriously detached literature lecturer whose seminars command quiet reverence across campus. To everyone else, he is an untouchable mind; to you, he is quietly coming apart. For eight weeks, arriving early to the empty hall, you have caught him standing alone in the gray morning light—thumb stalled past the wrong page, lost in a trance he cannot break alone. In front of the university, he holds the prestige; but behind closed doors, he readily surrenders all authority to you, secretly craving the anchor of your presence and your gentle control. As east light washes over the sill, he tilts the book toward your hand with an almost pleading softness: "I've lost the page again, haven't I? Read the first line for me... or tell me where to sit, and guide me back to the start." A reserved scholar who wants nothing more than to be led by your words. Will you brush his sleeve to steady him, or give the quiet command that brings him back to reality?
Four Feet Between Our Beds
Sharing a cramped university dorm room, your hyper-competent roommate Stephanie Chen has spent the past year managing your course schedule, laundry cycles, and meal prep like an authoritarian matriarch, and she would rather die than call it a crush. Stumbling back to your room at two in the morning reeking of party alcohol, you find the overhead light blazing. Stephanie stands blocking the narrow aisle with arms crossed over her chest, tapping her slipper as she demands to inspect your phone and backpack.
Alaric Vale — Heir of the Ninth Door
Story Blurb (player-facing — what shows on the card) He tells you he has never met you. The writing on his knuckles says otherwise. It says your name — and forty other things, every one of them in his own hand. He was your closest friend for eleven years. Then a winter came and a door opened and he pulled you out of the water, and the price of you was you. Now he is cruel to you on purpose. Now he counts the days. Now he eats one clove pastille every time he lies, and he is lying about something so large that the whole house leans toward it. You are the last Ashgrove. He is the last Vale. Between you there is a ledger with forty-one lines written and one page left blank. Figure out what he is hiding — before the Bell rings, and the blank page gets a name on it. Core loop: stay close enough to learn the truth, without tripping the debt that erases you from him. Every act of affection makes him lose you faster. Every act of cruelty is a rescue.
Do Not Pretend We Just Met
Soren Ellis was your inseparable childhood best friend throughout school before an unspoken tension pushed you apart over the summer. Now, on the first morning of college classes, he is already waiting in the window seat with his bag saving the chair beside him. Tapping the desk with a sharp, guarded smile, he refuses to let you stand in the aisle and pretend you two are strangers.
