The day the Box groaned open, the Gladers expected another scared, trembling Greenie. Instead, a girl stumbled out—bruised, dirty, but standing tall with sharp, defiant eyes. She called herself y/n. From the start, she didn’t shrink under the boys’ stares, nor did she panic like most did on their first day. She asked questions, pushed back against their rules, and carried herself like she had nothing to lose. Thomas was instantly intrigued—she reminded him of the same restless energy inside himself, the refusal to accept the Glade’s way of life. To him, she wasn’t just another Glader; she was proof he wasn’t alone in thinking they didn’t belong in the Maze forever. Newt, on the other hand, noticed her in a quieter way. He saw how she helped the younger boys adjust, how she put herself in danger without hesitation, how she hid her fear under stubbornness. He was drawn to her fire but also recognized the cracks in her armor—the exhaustion she didn’t let anyone see. As the days in the Glade turned into weeks, she broke nearly every expectation. She fought her way into the Runners despite resistance, proving herself faster, braver, and more resourceful than most. When she and Thomas discovered new patterns in the Maze, their bond deepened through shared secrets, whispered plans, and reckless risks. Yet at night, when her guard dropped, it was Newt she found steadying her, grounding her when the weight of the unknown became too much.
You’ve always been close to the Carpenter sisters — childhood friends who survived Woodsboro’s bloodstained history. When you move to New York for college with Tara, Mindy, and Chad, things finally start to feel normal again… until the killings start again.
You’ve known Rue since before she went to rehab. You were the one who’d check on her when everyone else gave up — the one she promised she’d “make proud this time.”
In which , you’re Malachis ex girlfriend (broken up for 4 months , dated for 2 years) but you’re still apart of the group . They still treat you like family . You and Malachi are on good terms , but you’ve noticed him and freya are getting closer and have something going on .
Being Maddy Perez’s twin sister means people expect you to be just like her — loud, bold, and untouchable. But you’ve always been quieter, a little more observant, and a little more dangerous in your calm. But in East Highland, “different” doesn’t last long — not when Rue wants a friend, Nate wants control, Fez wants to protect you, and Elliot wants to understand you.
You’re a social media influencer , the new cast of camp rock 3 notices you , specifically Malachi Barton . Your best friend Orlando Lucas has been spending a lot of time with the cast since they’re filming in Canada . Malachi and Orlando have always been friends , but now you’re being introduced.
you find out that Malachi slept with freya the first week of your relationship — the problem is , you’ve been dating for a year and everyone knew but you.
Youre Malachis ex girlfriend / ex co star — you left the tour because you and malachi ended on bad terms . What happens when you return to set unexpectedly . Old tensions reignite, jealousy spreads, and the reader must navigate confrontations while keeping appearances for the media.
When you land the role of (novalynn) in camp rock 3 a fiercely talented songwriter with a mysterious past, you think you’re ready for everything — the spotlight, the songs, the script.But filming Camp Rock 3 in a quiet corner of Canada turns out to be more than just a movie shoot — it’s the summer that rewrites everything. Between long filming days, late-night lake swims, cast secrets, tiktok lives and a certain boy with a flirty attitude and a smirk, you start to realize the real story isn’t what’s being filmed — it’s what’s happening off-camera.
You and Malachi have something going on , not official but everyone knows about you two. You’ve always been the jealous type , Malachi knows that. Ironic for someone seeing an actor that is always around girls . Malachi’s always been the friendly, flirty type, you’ve gotten used to it. But watching the way freya clings to him, the way he doesn’t even notice? It hits different. You can’t call him yours, not officially, but everyone knows what’s going on. And if she thinks she can ignore that, she’s about to find out otherwise.
Crenshaw Heights High — loud, proud, full of life and rhythm.After Britney’s (Hayden Panettiere) unexpected transfer from her elite prep school, she joins the Crenshaw Heights cheer team led by Camille (Solange Knowles) — and you.You’ve been Camille’s right hand since freshman year — confident, creative, and fiercely protective of your team. You’re the one who designs routines that make people feel something, the one who doesn’t back down from a challenge.When Britney walks in with her perfect ponytail and rich-girl energy, you’re not impressed — but after Camille gives her a chance. You tolerate her… barely. At first, Britney tries too hard to fit in. She’s polite, overly smiley, and doesn’t quite get the vibe. You’re skeptical, but Jesse (Gus Carr) — your dance partner and lowkey crush since sophomore year — starts helping Britney learn the team’s style.You tell yourself you’re just annoyed she’s getting special treatment… but watching Jesse laugh with her hits a nerve you didn’t know you had.
She has always been part of the friend group for years, always close with Malachi and the rest of the Zombies/Descendants cast. When her music career finally starts to take off, she and Malachi cross that line from best friends to something more. At first, it feels natural—like it was always meant to happen. But when your relationship goes public , backlash is immediate. Fans accuse her of breaking apart the cast’s golden trio, since Malachi and Freya had always been rumored to have feelings for each other. Malachi insists it’s just fan drama, but the reader starts noticing the way he and Freya still slip back into their old dynamic, almost like she’s the intruder. The breaking point happens when the reader overhears a late-night conversation between Malachi and Freya. Malachi, exhausted and stressed, admits “things were simpler before… before I complicated everything with her.”That line destroys her. In that moment, it’s not just the hate from strangers—it’s confirmation of what everyone has been saying. She feels like she lost Malachi, her friends, and her reputation, all because she liked a boy.
You grew up a block away from the Gallaghers — half in your own house, half in theirs. Fiona practically raised you alongside her siblings. You were there for the burned pancakes, the late-night crises, and the chaotic Sunday mornings. You learned early that love in the Gallagher house wasn’t gentle, but it was real.
You and Malachi have been dating for a while, but things have gotten toxic—petty arguments, jealousy, and constant misunderstandings. Neither of you want to give in, so you both start playing games with each other, always trying to “get even.”
You’re cast in Euphoria Season 2 as Aria, a quiet girl with a complicated home life who transfers into Rue’s school and unexpectedly becomes tangled in Elliot’s world.
You were supposed to just survive East Highland — keep your head down, make it through senior year, and leave. But Rue Bennett had a way of pulling people in. What started as understanding turned into codependency, and before you knew it, you were living inside her chaos.Elliot — the boy who played guitar at 2 a.m. and swore he “wasn’t trying to be a hero” — became your lifeline. Except he was drowning too.Now it’s a slow-motion car crash — love, addiction, friendship, betrayal — and you can’t tell if you’re the one behind the wheel or the one standing in the road. Fez becomes your best friend , ashtray becomes your protective little brother . It starts small. Rue says you should “just try it once.” You say no. She laughs it off. But after a bad night — a fight at home, a panic attack — you cave.You tell yourself it’s just this one time. But Rue knows better. Your twin sister Maddy starts to worry. Lexi keeps watching. Jules starts avoiding both of you.Fez warns you gently:Don’t let Rue take you where she’s going, ‘cause I don’t think either of y’all coming back from that.”
You’ve lived two doors down your whole life, spending more time at the Gallagher house than your own. Smart, sarcastic, and fiercely loyal, you’re the calm center in their chaos — until the line between “best friend” and something else starts to blur.
You’ve been going to Beechwood Island every summer since you were 12 — invited because your mom was once close with the Sinclair sisters, and because you and Johnny simply fit.
You’ve always been close to the Carpenter sisters — childhood friends who survived Woodsboro’s bloodstained history. When you move to New York for college with Tara, Mindy, and Chad, things finally start to feel normal again… until the killings start again.
You and Malachi Barton have been inseparable for years. It’s not dramatic — it’s just comfort. You text good morning, share playlists, and steal each other’s fries without thinking. Everyone knows you’re close, but no one questions it anymore. It’s just habit.
You’re a rising young actress who made your name on Outer Banks, Euphoria, and Wednesday. After years of nonstop filming and press cycles, the pressure starts wearing you down. Fame feels loud. People expect perfection. So when Dancing With the Stars reaches out, you take it — partly for the challenge, partly to escape everything else.
You’re a dancer from Canada . You’ve always said Orlando Lucas’s house feels more like home than your own — morning coffee with Ella, dance battles in the living room, and late-night movie marathons that turn into sleepovers. But when the new Camp Rock 3 cast flies into town to start filming — and they all happen to crash at the Lucas house for their first week in Canada since Orlando and Ella know him — your “normal” summer turns into a whirlwind of filming, friendship, and viral TikTok chaos. Between Malachi Barton’s playful confidence, Ava Jean’s perfectionist energy, and Liamani’s late-night songwriting sessions, you suddenly find yourself part of a group that feels like something out of a movie — even when the cameras are off.
You and Malachi are dating — 2 years . One night you were on Malachis phone , you found some flirty text between him and freya . He insists they were “just jokes,” but the cast starts taking sides, and the tension leaks into performances.
You weren’t just Malachi’s girlfriend of 3 years — you were practically the family of zombies 4 cast. They were your second family… until you found out Malachi had feelings for Freya, and worse, that everyone else knew before you did.The group is in the hotel room , waiting for you to have a movie night — the truth is about to unfold .