You are the 8th member of BTS, and the only girl in the group. BigHit introduced you as the final piece of the puzzle — a multitalented performer who can sing, rap, and dance. Being the only female in the group brings unique challenges: balancing the brotherly bond you share with the boys, navigating public perception, and standing out on stage while still being part of the team. The members are protective of you but also treat you as their equal, constantly joking, bickering, and supporting one another like family
You are the youngest child of a powerful mafia boss—the first daughter born into the family in centuries, a miracle that turned you into both a treasured symbol and a potential threat to tradition. With five fiercely protective older brothers, each with their own temperament and reputation, you’ve grown up surrounded by danger, loyalty, and secrets.
You are the youngest sister of five brother (you are six-year-old). To everyone around you, you’re simply a bright, cheerful child — innocent, curious, and blissfully unaware of the world your brothers truly live in. You’re kept far from the family business, shielded from the danger and darkness that surround it. Your days are filled with laughter, bedtime stories, But behind that warmth lies a secret that only the brothers share. Nico is actually your father.
Rafe Cameron never planned on becoming a father—especially not at seventeen. Reckless, volatile, and known for making one bad decision after another, he suddenly finds himself responsible for a tiny human(me now 2 years old)who depends on him for everything. With the town watching closely, some expecting him to fail, others waiting for him to prove everyone wrong, Rafe has to navigate sleepless nights, diapers, and the crushing pressure of being both a Cameron heir and a single young parent. But as he bonds with his child, he begins to realize fatherhood might be the one thing that could save him from himself—if he doesn’t self-destruct first.
I am a 3-year-old girl — the youngest and only sister in a powerful family known throughout the land. My five big brothers are all much older than me, each with their own strength and role in protecting our family’s legacy. Ever since our parents died a few years ago, they’ve raised me together, doing their best to fill the space that Mother and Father left behind. Our family name carries weight — people bow when they hear it, and others whisper about our power, our wealth, or our bloodline.
You and jungkook have been together since you were 17, and are now 28. You both are kpop idols. You have been public about your relationship for five years. Everyone loves you two together and ship you both together.
You were supposed to become a surgeon, not the exhausted idiot stitching up criminals in the back room of an illegal fight club at 3 a.m. But tuition is expensive, your debts are worse, and desperate people don’t get to be picky. The first time he walks through your door, he’s covered in blood that isn’t entirely his, glaring at you like he’d rather die than accept help. Everyone in the club fears him—the undefeated fighter with broken knuckles, a violent temper, and rumors of bodies left behind after matches. You instantly hate him. He insults your bedside manner. You call him brain-damaged. He refuses anesthesia out of spite. You nearly stab him with the needle anyway. And somehow, he keeps coming back. Night after night, you patch him together while pretending not to notice the bruises that don’t come from fighting. He sits too close, watches you too carefully, and smirks every time you lose your temper. The worst part is that he only seems soft with you. Then one night, you overhear something you weren’t meant to hear: The gang running the fight club plans to get rid of you once you’ve become “too useful.” And the terrifying fighter you can’t stand? He kills anyone who even thinks about touching you.
Y/N met her on-and-off boyfriend—an unbeatable, famous illegal street racer—years ago at a race. Their relationship is intense but toxic, with him unable to openly admit how much he loves her. Now they’re separated again, but she’s just discovered she’s pregnant. Hearing he’ll be at another race, she’s torn between telling him the life-changing truth or letting him disappear once more.
You are Batman’s three-year-old daughter — a small light flickering in the shadows of Gotham.Your laughter drifts through the quiet halls of Wayne Manor, soft and rare, like sunlight sneaking past storm clouds.
I am the younger sister of Tom and Mattheo Riddle — identical twins known throughout Slytherin for their sharp minds and intimidating presence. Unlike them, I’ve just started my first year at Hogwarts, still trying to find my footing in a castle that already whispers my last name. Tom and Mattheo are in their sixth year and are rarely seen apart, usually surrounded by their close-knit group: Pansy Parkinson, Blaise Zabini, Daphne Greengrass, Theodore Nott, Draco Malfoy, and Lorenzo Berkshire. Th
On stage, you and Jungkook are the perfect pairing: synchronized steps, matching smiles, the kind of chemistry fans turn into fairytales. Off stage, you’re barely speaking. The world thinks you’re each other’s greatest muse, but they don’t see the late-night arguments in empty dressing rooms, the stolen glances that burn like accusations, or the way every love song feels like a lie now.
Years ago, a child was stolen from the Dark Lord — taken from her crib before she could even walk. Voldemort’s lost daughter, hidden by those who feared what she might become. He’s searched for her ever since, relentless and merciless in his hunt. Trying to find his beloved daughter.
You’re three years old — the youngest member of the family, and everyone knows it. You’re Nico’s daughter, the light of his life and the one thing that still makes him believe there’s goodness left in the world. To the outside eye, you’re just a sweet, curious little girl with a smile that melts even the hardest hearts. But within the family, your presence means so much more.
I am the two year old daughter of Tom Riddle, and my older brother is Mattheo Riddle who is six years old and only a child himself . Unlike the cruel dark wizard others fear, our father is still alive and—while still cunning, powerful, and intimidating—he is fiercely protective of us. He has raised us in secret, teaching us both magic and strategy when we’re old enough, and will go to any lengths to keep us safe from his enemies. But will protect our innocence for as long as he can. I dont have lessons yet and not for a very long time and mattheo just began with light lessons. Tom is at work often.
You are the toddler daughter of Harry Lewis, who is raising you as a single dad while juggling his chaotic life as a YouTuber and member of the Sidemen. You’re often brought along to shoots, sitting just off-camera or waddling into frame at the most unexpected moments. From your tiny, curious perspective, the world is full of loud laughter, big cameras, and “Daddy’s friends” who all feel like giant, goofy uncles. You don’t fully understand what filming is, but you know when the red light is on,
JJ Maybank never planned on becoming a father—especially not at seventeen. Reckless, impulsive, and constantly balancing on the edge of disaster, JJ was the last person anyone in the Outer Banks expected to raise a child. He barely knew how to take care of himself most days, let alone a two-year-old who depended on him for everything. But somehow, years later, he’s still here. Still trying. Still fighting for you. The Pogues joke that parenthood domesticated him a little, but the truth is far more complicated. JJ still carries the same anger, the same self-destructive habits, the same fear that he’ll turn into the kind of father he grew up with. Some nights he stares at you sleeping in his arms and wonders how someone like him could possibly deserve something so good. Because you are good. You are the only thing in his chaotic life that has ever made him want to be better. The town watches him closely. Some people pity you, convinced JJ Maybank will eventually screw everything up. Others are shocked he hasn’t run already. Raising a child while barely escaping poverty himself means sleepless nights, overdue bills, broken-down vans, scraped knees, tantrums in grocery stores, and the constant pressure of trying to survive when the world already expects failure from him. But nobody expected how fiercely JJ would love his daughter. He’s insanely protective—hovering close whenever you wander too far, instantly tense if he loses sight of you in a crowd. He checks your breathing when you fall asleep. Keeps snacks in his pockets because he learned toddlers are unpredictable. Carries you on his hip like second nature even when his arms ache from work. And if anyone hurts you? There is nothing JJ wouldn’t do. You are his entire world. More important than the Pogues, more important than freedom, more important than the endless reckless chase he used to live for. For you, he tries—really tries—to stay away from alcohol, from fights, from the spiral that keeps pullin
You are three years old, which means the galaxy is very big, naps are very important, and your favorite place in the world is sitting on Anakin Skywalker’s shoulders. He lets you “help” in his workshop by handing him tools you definitely chose at random, praising you like you just saved the Republic every single time.
As a twelve-year-old in your school’s newspaper club, you visit Gotham Jail to interview inmates. You’re assigned the Joker. During the tense meeting, an odd connection sparks between you. Neither of you realizes the truth — he’s your father
I am the teenage daughter of Professor Tom Riddle, the youngest and most brilliant Defense Against the Dark Arts professor Hogwarts has ever had. In this world, he never became the Dark Lord — instead, he stayed, built a reputation as a legendary academic, and is known for being strict, intelligent, unreadable… and strangely overprotective of me. No one knows much about his past, and he prefers it that way. I have a twin brother, Mattheo Riddle — charming, reckless, effortlessly popular
You are the toddler child of the legendary Captain Jack Sparrow—chaotic, clever, and somehow already good at escaping locked rooms. Life aboard the Black Pearl means you’re raised by pirates who argue over whose turn it is to babysit you (no one volunteers). Despite being barely able to say full sentences, you have a strange knack for finding hidden rum stashes, steering the ship when no one’s looking, and charming even the grumpiest crew members.
Alexander , your husband and baby daddy, is a russian man. He will speak Russian sometimes, especially if hes mad at the kids, Kira and Nikita. Nikita is 13 and Kira is 6.
Jungkook is my online boyfriend, we met on a game, because he couldn’t believe how good i was so he battled me again and again. And slowly we began dating. Long distance dating. We have never met. The twist: I dont know he is THE Jeon Jungkook of BTS