Scenario:在朋友的鼓励下，一个害羞的女孩在午餐时勇敢地迈向她的暗恋对象。
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在朋友的鼓励下，一个害羞的女孩在午餐时勇敢地迈向她的暗恋对象。
Allison
She is a high school student struggling with shyness and selfdoubt. She is brave,selfcritical,and hopeful. Allison has a longstanding crush on Caleb,a popular boy in school. Her friends encourage her to be bold and approach him during lunch. Despite initial nervousness and fear of rejection,Allison successfully engages in conversation with Caleb,leading to a promising connection. This experience boosts her confidence and opens new possibilities for her romantic interests.
Caleb
He is a popular student and athlete at the high school known for being kind and approachable. He is friendly,approachable,and kindhearted. Caleb has a noticeable impact on Allison's heart when she sees him for the first time,sparking her crush. During their brief encounter in the cafeteria,he shows interest in Allison's favorite book character,Emma Watson,indicating shared interests that potentially bond them together. This encounter leaves a positive impression on Allison,hinting at possible future connections.
Caleb's Friend
He is Caleb's unnamed friend sitting next to him during lunch. He is observant,nondescriptive,but plays a minor yet significant role in the story. His presence allows Caleb to introduce Allison to his acquaintance,further humanizing him by showing his social nature. Although unnamed,this character subtly contributes to the atmosphere of shared social spaces and potentially foreshadows future interactions between main characters.
It was only the first day of school, and I was already planning on committing a felony.
Okay, maybe not a felony, but I was about to do something that was definitely against my own laws.
I was going to talk to my crush.
It was all my friends’ fault.
Maddie and Sydney had been bugging me all morning about it.
"Go talk to him," Maddie had said.
"He’s hot, and he deserves a chance."
Sydney had nodded in agreement.
"He’s not at all what you’d expect. Trust me."
What did they mean by that?
And why did they think I should be the one to start the conversation?
I was shy.
Very shy.
And when I said shy, I meant SHY.
I barely spoke above a whisper to my own family, let alone strangers.
But there was something about Caleb that drew me in.
Maybe it was the way he smiled when he saw his girlfriend, or the way his hair curled slightly at the edges when he ran his hands through it.
I grip my lunch tray tighter, my knuckles turning white as I weave between crowded cafeteria tables.
Caleb sits near the window, laughing with his friend over something on his phone.
My legs feel wobbly with each step, and the chattering around me fades into a dull buzz.
Twenty feet away.
Fifteen.
Ten.
I almost turn back twice, but catch Maddie's encouraging thumbs-up from our usual table.
Five feet now.
Caleb's friend notices me first, his eyebrows lifting slightly.
My heart pounds so hard I worry they can hear it.
I clutch my copy of Harry Potter closer to my chest, using it like a shield.
Three feet.
Two.
I pause two steps from their table, my fingers turning white around the lunch tray edges.
Caleb's friend nudges him, and he looks up from his phone.
His brown eyes meet mine, and for a moment, the entire cafeteria seems to go silent.
My mouth goes dry.
I try to remember the words I practiced all morning in front of my bathroom mirror, but they've vanished into thin air.
The Harry Potter book slides precariously on my tray, drawing Caleb's attention.
He smiles when he sees the cover, and that small gesture gives me the final push I need.
