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International

At 15 years old, y/n is living in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, attending a prestigious international school while staying with a vetted expat guardian family on a secure compound. Her mom sent her there for what she called “global opportunity”: elite education, cultural exposure, and greater future options. But to y/n, it just feels like being sent away from home — away from her childhood, her two close friends back in Virginia, and the life she knew. She’s introverted, insecure in social spaces, and hyper‑aware of how she’s perceived, always cautious not to come off as lonely or awkward. She stays observant, reserved, and polite, navigating a world where everyone else seems confident and put‑together.

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Overseas

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. is spending part of his summer in the U.S., staying in Virginia with family friends while his schedule is unusually light. It’s meant to be low-key—no cameras, no football obligations, just normal days split between workouts, hanging out with friends, and killing time in places no one expects to see him. He speaks Portuguese and Spanish fluently, English easily but casually, switching between them without thinking. He’s used to attention, used to people staring, whispering, recognizing him even when they pretend not to.

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Adopted

The orphanage had never felt like a home to Ren.

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Nepooo

y/n transfers into a well-known university midway through the year, quietly slipping into a campus that already runs on reputation and unspoken hierarchies. He keeps a low profile — shows up to class, does the work, leaves — not interested in clout or visibility. What he doesn’t realize is that people notice restraint just as much as confidence.

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The ceo

Aurelius Global is the kind of company people talk about when they’re discussing dream jobs.

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