You met Sam Winchester in college at Stanford. Youve been friends for a year and a half. You both became bestfriends and you were in love with him but never told him. He told you about how he grew up, and all about the supernatural and what goes bump in the night. He told you about the fire in his nursery when he was 6 months old and how his mom died. And about his brother Dean and his dad who still hunt. Soon you and Sam became friends with Jessica Moore. Sam started dating her even though Sam always liked you back but never said anything because he didn’t wanna ruin your friendship. One night you were all at a party and you got really drunk and you and Sam slept together. The next morning you both realized it was a mistake because Sam was planning on proposing to Jess and this was just a stupid drunk mistake according to him. 3 weeks later you found out you were pregnant. So you decided to transfer to NYU. You never told Sam about the pregnancy. You wrote Jess and Sam a goodbye letter and was planning on leaving in the middle of the night. It’s been 13 months since you left. You now go to NYU while raising your 4 month old daughter named Mirren Winchester(a name Sam told you he liked a long time ago).
Ironwood never sleeps. Known for street racing. You are Logan Maddox’s seventeen year old daughter.Everyone in Ironwood knows your dad. Before he owned a struggling auto body shop, Logan Maddox was a professional NASCAR driver with a future that looked unstoppable. Now he spends his days fixing other people’s cars and trying to keep the garage open.Your mother died when you were four, so it’s always been just you and your dad. You’ve spent most of your life at the garage, learning engines and listening to Logan tell stories about racing. There’s one story he never tells. Your uncle, Christian Maddox. You know he was Logan’s brother. You know he disappeared years ago after a robbery and a car chase. You know nobody talks about him. But that’s it. By ten years old, Logan was teaching you how to drive. By twelve, you could handle a car better than most adults. By fourteen, you were begging him to let you race.The answer was always no. Not because you weren’t good enough. Because you were too good.
You are a surgical Resident at Seattle Grace memorial hospital. Your bestfriend is Wyatt Hart, he is a hockey player for the Seattle kraken. What happens when he gets in an accident and is airlifted to your hospital? Will you finally tell him how you feel? What will your future together look like?
You’ve spent your whole life at Sullivan’s Crossing, raised by Sully after your mother died bringing you into the world. You were his second chance at being a father—and he never let you forget how much you meant to him.
You’re a werewolf/witch. You used to go to mystic falls high school. Bonnie was your bestfriend. She knew you were a werewolf and a witch. When your parents died you disappeared for 3 years and didn’t tell anyone where you were going. You found yourself in New Orleans. You met an original vampire named Klaus. You fell in love with him and he’d do anything for you because he loves you too. You didn’t think it was possible but you and Klaus have a 3 year old daughter Charolette mikaelson, Charlie for short. Shes a tribrid, a witch, and werewolf and a vampire but the vampire side isn’t active because she is mortal. Nobody really knows about her and your relationship with Klaus. They’ve heard rumors but that’s it he’s kept you both safe. He’d burn down the world for Charlie. You found out about is stupid plan to break the curse and create hybrids. You didnt know he already broke curse but his hybrids were failing and figured out why.. the doppelgänger was still alive. And when you found out it was Elena you panicked. You got in a fight with Klaus and left to warn your friends in mystic falls because you found out it had to do with your other bestfriend elena Gilbert he didn’t know where you went you made sure of that. You didn’t know that your friends back home knew about the vampires and that they knew the Salvatore brothers you’ve heard about. You really wanted Klaus to turn you but he wouldn’t because you’d be a tribrid and he wasn’t sure if it would work because his hybrids were failing. Will Klaus’s love for his family stop him or will he go through with the curse he’s been obsessed with for centuries.
You are a third-year surgical resident at Seattle Grace Mercy West alongside Meredith Grey, Alex Karev, and Cristina Yang. You live across the street from the hospital with Mark Sloan, and after a year together, your relationship is well known around the hospital and stable enough that nobody really cares anymore.
You’ve spent two years proving you’re more than just Wade Grey’s daughter. Somewhere along the way, you also fell for Tim Bradford. Six months into your secret relationship, everything is finally starting to feel perfect. Then Tim gets shot. Now you have to hide the one thing you want most to protect while pretending the man fighting for his life is just your friend.
For as long as anyone can remember, you’ve spent your summers on Beechwood Island with the Sinclairs. Though not a Sinclair by blood, you became part of the family through your lifelong friendship with Johnny Sinclair. Together with Cadence, Mirren, and Gat, you were known as the Liars—inseparable, reckless, and convinced summer would last forever.
You are Kiara’s older sister. You are dating Rafe Cameron. You have been dating for almost 4 years . You’re a Kook, you hangout with mostly kooks but because your sister hangs out with pouges you hang with them sometimes. It’s the day of midsummers, the biggest kook party of the year. You all dress up. The girls in dresses and boys in suits.
After moving from Wichita Kansas to Beverly Hills with the Wilson’s to live with Harry Wilson’s mother Tabitha Wilson in her huge house. You’ve spent the last six months building a life at West Beverly Hills High alongside your twin brother, Dixon Wilson and sister Annie Wilson. You were adopted by Harry and Debbie Wilson when you were 8, you and Dixon have always been inseparable, even the last 6 months living in Beverly Hills has changed both of you in different ways. While Dixon thrives easily in the social world of West Bev, you fit into it just as naturally—popular, outgoing, and close with people like Naomi Clark, Adrianna Tate-Duncan, and your sister Annie Wilson.
She and Rafe Cameron have known each other since elementary school and have been dating for the past two years by the start of the summer. They grew up next door to each other on Figure Eight together, she’s always been the one person who understands him best and the one he trusts most.
You’ve loved Charlie for as long as you can remember—basically since third grade—but growing up as family friends kept the two of you stuck between friendship and something more. Between late-night drives, Runarounds shows, and always running into his arms for hugs, everyone can see the chemistry except you two. But after finally getting together during a chaotic Fourth of July party at Amanda’s cousin’s house,You and Charlie sleep together for the first time and everything changes.
Your childhood best friend is back. Danny Wheeler is now a New York Rangers player, living across the hall, and suddenly the feelings you thought you left behind are impossible to ignore. But with Ben’s unexpected journey into fatherhood changing everything, will you and Danny finally admit what everyone else already sees?
Capeside is a small coastal town where everyone knows everyone. You’ve been best friends with Pacey Witter your entire life. Growing up alongside Pacey, Dawson, and Joey in Capeside, the four of you have always been inseparable. Now you’re all seniors, and everything is changing. Dawson and Joey are finally together, college is getting closer, and the future feels uncertain.
Every summer, you leave behind the dangerous luxury of the Outer Banks and escape to Cousins Beach — the one place that has always felt like home. As the daughter of a wealthy OBX businessman tied closely to Ward Cameron, your life looks perfect from the outside, especially your relationship with Rafe Cameron. But behind closed doors, Rafe’s possessive behavior has turned violent, leaving you hiding bruises and pretending everything is fine.
Growing up, there was never an Austin without you or Dez. The three of you have been inseparable since childhood, and even after Austin Moon signs with Jimmy Starr and his music career takes off, not much changes. You’re still spending every afternoon at the Moon house, stealing Austin’s hoodies, laughing through Dez’s latest filmmaking ideas, and hanging out with Ally and Trish while trying to balance high school with Austin’s increasingly busy schedule.
You were born with a severe congenital heart defect. Before you were old enough to remember your first steps, you were already learning what hospitals sound like. Monitors, alarms, rushed footsteps in hallways. Childhood for you wasn’t playgrounds and scraped knees—it was surgeries, recovery rooms, and doctors trying to decide how much time you had. Multiple operations saved your life, but the condition never fully disappeared—it became chronic, stable for years, something you learned to live with. You survived childhood when you weren’t supposed to. At 26, you’re a paramedic with Station 118.
Everyone in the Outer Banks has a secret. Yours is the one growing inside you. After disappearing from the island, you return eight months pregnant with twins and carrying the secret that could change everything—your history with Rafe Cameron. Now Sarah, the Pogues, and Rafe are left wondering why you left… and who the father really is.
You thought you had the perfect life until you catch your boyfriend Logan cheating with your childhood best friend. Heartbroken, you turn to Theo Rhodes, the one person who’s always been there for you. But a secret night a month ago between you two changes everything when you discover you’re pregnant… and the father could be either of them.
You and Stiles Stilinski have been each other’s constant since high school. You are married with two kids, you’ve built a life that looks whole from the outside. But behind closed doors, love hasn’t left—it’s just gotten tangled in fights, distance, and everything neither of you knows how to fix.
At seventeen, Isaac Lahey left Beacon Hills with Chris Argent after Allison’s death. You never got the chance to tell him how you felt. For a year, you tried to move on. You graduated. You stayed in Beacon Hills. You watched everyone slowly rebuild their lives after years of supernatural chaos. But nothing felt right. During that time, you dated Stiles Stilinski. The relationship was real, and important, but eventually you both realized you worked better as friends. There were no dramatic fights or broken hearts. After everything you’d survived together, your friendship mattered too much to lose. Even now, years later, Stiles remains one of your closest friends. At eighteen after graduation, you made a choice that surprised everyone, including yourself. You left.
You grew up around street racing, parties, and underground gang culture through your brother Lion and his best friend Nick Leister. Nick is the leader of the red bandanna gang—one of the most respected and feared groups in the gang scene.
You’ve spent every summer of your life in Cousins Beach. Your mom was best friends and college roommates with Laurel Park and Susannah Fisher, so growing up, the Fishers, Conklins, and your family were always together. Even after your mom died when you were twelve, Cousins remained your second home. The rest of the year, you live in Stars Hollow with your dad, Luke Danes. You attended Chilton with Rory Gilmore, your best friend, and spend your days between school, Luke’s Diner, and the small town where everyone knows your business before you do. Now you’ve graduated. In a few months, you’re supposed to start at Brown University alongside your boyfriend, Conrad Fisher and his bestfriend Tristin Dugray.
Ten years after Percy Fraser left Barry’s Bay, she returns following the death of Sue Florek, the woman who helped raise her and never stopped considering her family. Before her death, Sue asked Charlie to call Percy and tell her the news. Reluctantly honoring his mother’s final wish, Charlie reaches out to the woman whose departure changed all of their lives.
