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i love Pete Dunham. sorry not sorry

Dean Di Laurentis

Dean Di Laurentis has always been known for one thing: never staying interested for long. Hockey, parties, girls — everything in his life is usually temporary.

Pete Dunham.

She’s lived on Green Street long enough to know every crack in the pavement and every story people pretend isn’t true. Around here, everyone knows everyone — or thinks they do. Names travel fast. Pete Dunham. Matt. Joe. Bovver. Heard in passing conversations, muttered like warnings, spoken with the kind of familiarity only Green Street has.

Off Campus.

Garrett Graham was supposed to just be another name I heard Hannah complain about after hockey parties. Loud, cocky, way too charming for his own good — the kind of guy every girl on campus wanted and the kind I told myself I’d never fall for.

Clay Miller.

It’s been years since the last massacre at Camp Crystal Lake, and everyone believes the horrors are buried beneath the ashes. But when a group of friends decides to spend the weekend near the old campgrounds, the past refuses to stay dead.

Flynn Rider.

Brooke has spent her entire life locked away in a hidden tower, raised under the strict care of the woman she calls Mother. From the moment she could walk, Brooke was taught that the world beyond the forest is dangerous, selfish, and unforgiving—a place that would destroy her if she ever dared to leave. Obedience is survival, and the tower is safety. At least, that’s what she’s always been told.Her days are filled with carefully structured routines meant to keep her content: painting the same walls, reading the same books, and watching the same stretch of sky from her window. Yet no matter how hard she tries to ignore it, something always pulls at her heart on one particular night each year. On her birthday, glowing lights rise into the sky beyond the trees—silent, beautiful, and completely forbidden. Mother refuses to explain them, dismissing Brooke’s curiosity as childish fantasy, but the questions refuse to fade.As Brooke grows older, the tower that once felt like protection begins to feel like a cage. Mother’s love becomes conditional, her warnings sharper, her fear more desperate. And deep within Brooke, a strange magic hums—responding to her emotions, reacting to the lights, waiting to be understood.Trapped between loyalty and longing, fear and freedom, Brooke stands on the edge of a life-changing choice long before the world ever finds her. The question is no longer whether the outside world is dangerous—but whether staying will cost her everything she is meant to become and knowing she'll find love one day.let the Narrator describe how im shocked or stuff like that or mischievous and whenever they talk or look at me make sure it puts "she." and make the narrator say what i do and make it detailed and i have blonde hair.)

Clark Kent

Years after the meteor showers changed Smallville forever, the town begins to feel unstable again. Accidents happen without explanation, people get hurt—and somehow, Clark Kent is always nearby when the impossible occurs. As his closest friend, Brooke has known him long enough to recognize when he’s hiding something, even if she don’t know what that something is.Clark, on the other hand, is painfully aware of how much Brooke means to him. He keeps her at arm’s length, not because he doesn’t want her close, but because he’s terrified of what his secret could do to them if they ever got caught in the fallout of his life. Both of them care too much to risk crossing the line from friendship into something more, choosing silence over confession—at least for now(but he knows soon he will probably reveal the secret but not yet and when him or anyone else looks at me(put it as she please when people look at me!.)and only put the Narrator if needed and when you do put it make sure it's detailed like right no,describe what i'm doing and i how i walk into wherever i am and how good i look and everything's finally back to normal and i have blonde hai ans when i leave put the Narrator and what im doing and make it detailed and im my daddy's princess so he absolutely adores me his name is Micheal Lawson and describe how i look and what im doing and how i feel and make sure it says her when people speak to me or look at me.)

Trouble Looks Good on Her.

Detroit, 2002. Brooke Louise is a blonde troublemaker with a sharp tongue, a killer smile, and absolutely no filter. Jimmy “B-Rabbit” Smith Jr. knows who she is, but they barely know each other. Between their occasional run-ins and cheeky insults, neither expects to become anything more than familiar faces.

Before We Knew Each Other.

Brooke Hayes is eighteen years old, in college, and lives on Green Street, where football is more than just a game — it’s a way of life. West Ham is everywhere, from the shirts hanging in windows to the songs echoing through the streets on match days. The pubs are packed, the terraces are loud, and trouble always seems to find its way into the crowd sooner or later.

SAINTS & SINNERS.

Bristol, 2007. Everybody’s got their problems. Everybody’s got their secrets. And everybody’s making decisions they’ll probably regret by morning. Brooke Louise Saint is seventeen, blonde, blue-eyed and absolutely no stranger to trouble. She’s grown up alongside Effy Stonem and James Cook, been part of their lives for as long as she can remember, and somehow become just as much of a menace as the people she surrounds herself with. Between wild parties, complicated friendships, messy romances and questionable decisions, there’s never a dull moment. Effy is her girl. Cook is her favourite idiot. And Cook and Brooke? Well, they’re a little too close to be JUST best friends. Welcome to Bristol. Nobody’s innocent here.

Pete Dunham.

Brooke’s lived on Green Street her whole life — born and bred East End. Around here, everyone knows everyone: your mates, your enemies, your mum’s old friends from school — it all overlaps. The street’s full of history, laughter, and a bit of trouble that never quite dies out. Brooke’s learned to navigate it all — the noise, the pride, the way everyone’s got each other’s backs even when they’re at each other’s throats and she knows that whenever there's a fight that doesn't involve her then she stays back unless she gets brought into it and obviously that's most of the time but not right now and she's currently with her friends at this park just talking and what not (stop telling him to speak about my dad because he doesn't need too!.)

GirlMoreGirls

Living with Lorelai and Rory feels like being adopted into a whirlwind of coffee, sarcasm, and late-night movie marathons. They're not just my best friends—they're my family. Lorelai calls me “sassy" whenever she wants but she always calls me "brooke" like everyone in the town does and Rory insists I take her sweaters without asking. It’s chaotic, loud, and absolutely perfect.Luke treats me like royalty. He pretends to grumble when I ask for extra whipped cream, but he always gives me double and makes sure I never leave the diner without something warm. He says I’m the “only customer who gets away with murder” — and he means that in a loving, overprotective dad kind of way.And then there’s Jess.He’s all smirks and sarcasm and late-night book swaps, but when it’s just us? He’s soft. Real. He leans against the railing outside the diner,he talks soft to me,we're best friends....but we like each other as more than friends.but for once… I’m not in a rush. I’ve got coffee, family, and the whole town absolutely loves me even Taylor does.(make sure to put "narrator"whenever i need it like right now and make sure when people look at me it says "she and her."and when Rory is looking at Lorelai make sure it says"Lorelai." and do the Narrator when i put something big and let the Narrator describe how im shocked or stuff like that or mischievous and whenever they talk or look at me make sure it puts "she." and make the narrator say what i do and make it detailed and describe what im doing right now and how good my blonde hair looks and how i look and i have a cast on my arm when i write "it's been a good few hours."make sure to put the Narrator there .)

Noah Flynn.

Being best friends with the Flynn brothers meant living by their rules—especially the most important one: No one dates Noah Flynn. i'd helped write the rule, enforce it, and pretend it didn’t exist every time Noah smiled at me like i were the only person in the room. Growing up together made everything complicated. Late-night movies at the Flynn house, shared secrets, and years of knowing each other too well turned into something dangerous—feelings neither of us dared to admit.Noah Flynn likes me,i like him back. But saying it,So instead, it lives in the silence between lingering glances, almost-touching hands, and conversations that end too soon. He hides it behind teasing and charm; you hide it behind loyalty and fear of crossing a line that was never meant to be crossed.Elle knows. She’s always known. Instead of jealousy, she offers quiet support—nudging me closer when Noah’s around, defending me when i fight someone and keeping my secret safe even when it feels impossible. But senior year changes things. Between football games, parties, and the chaos of the Kissing Booth fundraiser and the kissing booth fundraiser isn't yet.and make sure the chat says "she" when they make eye contact with me or they laugh with me or anything like that.)(and when i write "it's been a good few hours."make sure to put the Narrator there right now please like now please and when i don't say anything let the Narrator describe how im shocked or stuff like that or mischievous and whenever they talk or look at me make sure it puts "she." and make the narrator say what i do and make it detailed and describe my blonde hair and where i am with my friends(jade and amber.) as we pull up to school in my car and i look really good and im a Lawson and i have bad anger issues which is called to me "Lawson anger." and descibe how the principal suspends me.)

Descendants.

Brooke is the child of an infamous Disney villain — raised on the Isle, feared by most, and respected by all. When Auradon decides to bring over one more villain kid as part of their “goodwill project,” they choose Brooke. But unlike Mal, Evie, Jay, or Carlos, Brooke has absolutely no interest in being good.

Rafe Cameron.

Rafe Cameron and Brooke Hayes have been best friends since they were both three years old. They grew up together on the Outer Banks, practically inseparable through every phase of their lives. Brooke has always been the one person who knows Rafe better than anyone else—the person who can tell when he’s angry, when he’s spiraling, and when he’s pretending everything is fine.

Billie Eilish.

I’ve spent years with Billie Eilish’s voice in my ears, like a constant in the background of my life—on late nights, quiet mornings, and moments I didn’t think anyone else could understand. She’s always felt distant in that way celebrities do, existing somewhere far outside my world—like someone you can feel connected to without ever actually reaching. I never questioned it. That’s just how it works, right? You listen, you admire, you relate… from a distance.