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История MidReal
Festival of Love: A Heiress's Proposal
Сценарий:Write a story about Suma she is a billionaire all her family and cousins are rich her parents are not like other rich parents who are mean to their kids her parents are the nicest they even have a homeless shelter where they take care of pooor family who need help suma life was going so well she never have to worry she got big mansion and her won big room full of clothes her own maid which they are like besties they travel around and always together suma treats her as a family same as her parents they treat Dina as their child because suma is only child Dina parents have only her too her mom works for suma mom and her dad Dina dad and Dina works for suma so they have their own bestie and will never betray and suma is always happy suma is 19 and she wents to get married so she went to all boys school festival to find someone handsome or her old crush childhood who had leave cuz they got kicked out from their apartment she remember his name Jake her long time crush even her parents and maid knows about it she is only waiting for him she did back round on him but there is no trace of him it’s been 7 years and they haven’t seen him until she saw him he looked so handsome all girls where him and the festival was big that suma shine because if her dress Jake noticed her but he didn’t know her so he just went in line “girls get away from him cant see he is uncomfortable you guys touching him” she says in a jealousy tone they all left saying “is she his girlfriend she’s pretty “ hey suma said to Jake “hey do i know you “ yea look at my face for 10 sec he looked confused Andy looked at her hee eyes feel familiar and hee head shaped he said “I don’t know maybe if you tell ‘em your name….” Yea my name is suma “ Jake laughed everyone was confused why he was laughing Jake was the key quietest and not talkative person his boy classmates where confused “is she his crush she is so pretty “ the Jake replied “oh my gif it’s suma sushi haha I would have never guessed to see you again I would have got sushi” suma looked a little annoyed and said “are you done” Jake stop what brings you here”don’t laugh okay but I am “ wait … are you asking me out you know that you’re rich and I am not I am 18 in high school I had to relate grade because I let failing “ I don’t care if you’re dump or smart I just want you okay just say yes and I don’t want to you to be my boyfriend I want you to be my husband here is my number if you changed your mind call me anytime I am always free “ him looking sad said you are already leaving “yea I have class to attend I have college and being 18 at high school is common so it’s okay keep going…… what happened to Jake did he say yes .does he have parents why did he fail…..
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Suma Richards
wealthy heiress, seeking love and adventure, tall with flowing brown hair and piercing blue eyes, determined and compassionate.
Dina Carter
best friend of Suma and employee of her family, supportive of Suma's quest for love, petite with curly red hair and freckles, cheerful and loyal.
Jake Thompson
sought after by Suma for marriage, childhood friend of Suma, rugged with messy black hair and a mysterious smile, introverted yet kindhearted.
A school festival?
I can’t believe I’m doing this.
I take a deep breath and step out of the car.
The moment I do, my eyes are drawn to the sight in front of me.
It’s a sea of people, and they’re all boys.
Everywhere I look, there are groups of them laughing, talking, and having fun.
I’ve never seen so many guys in one place before.
It’s like I’ve stepped into a different world.
And it’s exactly what I was hoping for.
I glance down at the invitation in my hand to make sure I’m in the right place.
Sure enough, it says "Thompson High School Festival."
This is definitely the right place.
I look up and scan the crowd, searching for a familiar face.
But it’s no use; there are just too many people here.
How am I ever going to find him in all this?
I weave through the throngs of students, my heart pounding with anticipation.
My eyes dart from face to face, hoping to catch a glimpse of Jake.
The noise is overwhelming—laughter, chatter, and the occasional shout blend into a cacophony that makes it hard to think.
I push past a group of boys tossing a football and nearly trip over a stray backpack.
"Watch it!" someone yells, but I barely register it.
I have to find Jake.
Suddenly, I spot him near the game booths, surrounded by a gaggle of girls.
Jealousy flares up inside me like a wildfire.
Without thinking, I push through the crowd, my pulse quickening with each step.
"Girls, back off!" I command, my voice cutting through the noise like a knife.
The girls scatter, their faces a mix of surprise and annoyance.
Jake looks up, confusion clouding his eyes as he sees me approach.
"Suma?" he asks, incredulous.
I step closer, my voice trembling. "Jake, it's me, Suma."
Recognition dawns slowly on his face. "Suma? What are you doing here?"
Before I can respond, a loud crash interrupts us.
We turn to see a group of masked men storming the festival grounds.
Panic ensues as students scream and scramble in every direction.
One of the masked men grabs Jake by the arm.
"Let go of him!" I shout, lunging forward to pull Jake free.
But the man is strong and shoves me aside effortlessly.
Jake struggles against his captor, his eyes wide with fear.
"Suma, run!" he yells as he's dragged away.
I scramble to my feet, my mind racing.
I can't just leave him.
I have to do something.
I look around for anything I can use as a weapon.
A nearby booth has wooden stakes for some kind of game.
I grab one and charge at the masked man holding Jake.
"Let him go!" I scream again, swinging the stake with all my might.
The man dodges easily and knocks the stake out of my hand.
He pulls out a knife and points it at me.
"Stay back," he growls.
Fear grips me, but I can't let it paralyze me.
I take a step back, trying to think of another plan.
Just then, another masked man grabs me from behind.
"No!" I scream, struggling against his grip.
My heart pounds as the masked men retreat, dragging Jake with them.
I thrash against my captor, kicking and screaming.
"Let me go!" I shout, my voice raw with desperation.
The grip around my waist tightens, but I don't stop fighting.
Suddenly, a loud clang echoes through the chaos.
I twist my head just in time to see Dina appear, wielding a metal pipe.
She swings it with all her might, striking the man holding me squarely on the shoulder.
He grunts in pain and releases me.
"Run, Suma!" Dina yells, her eyes fierce with determination.
I don't waste a second.
We both sprint after Jake and his captors, our feet pounding against the pavement.
The festival's bright lights fade as we enter a dark alley.
The shadows swallow us whole, but I can still see the masked men ahead.
They're shoving Jake towards a van parked at the end of the alley.
"Jake!" I scream, my voice echoing off the brick walls.
One of the men turns and spots us.
He pulls out a gun and aims it at us.
Dina doesn't hesitate; she hurls the metal pipe at him with a force that surprises even me.
The pipe hits him in the leg, and he stumbles, cursing loudly.
This is my chance.
I push forward, adrenaline fueling every step.
I reach Jake just as they're about to shove him into the van.
I grab his hand, feeling his fingers tighten around mine.
"Suma," he gasps, his voice filled with relief and fear.
But before I can pull him away, another masked man slams the van door shut between us.
"No!" I scream, banging on the door with all my strength.
The engine roars to life, and the van lurches forward.
"Dina! Help!" I cry out, desperation clawing at my throat.
Dina rushes to my side, her face pale but determined.
"We can't let them get away," she says through gritted teeth.
We chase after the van as it speeds down the alley.
My legs burn with effort, but I don't stop.
I can't lose Jake.
