I am just wondering if anyone is interested to be part of a small group private roleplay but it's just based on slice of life, super dramatic angsty plot.
Probably looking 3/5 people with 2 female and 1 male muses.
Must be of age OOC and IC.
Here's a tiny bit about the plot:
- Five of you grew up in the same orphanage and later was adopted by different family. (Here, it's up to you whether to portray your FC being adopted to rich, poor, middle or rich to poor background).
- For ease of reference:
A - Male Lead 1
B - Female Lead 1 -
C - Male Lead 2 - @neodreams
D - Female Lead 2 -
E - Would be me, the Supporting Male Friend
- The group met each other again at the age of 30 (hence, be mindful of your FC's age since you have to alter it accordingly) where A and B reached out to their orphanage's friends since they are going to get married.
- Amongst the plot:
Is it really worth it?
This is a deeply emotional plot between A and B, two individuals who were adopted and grew up living near each other. They were childhood sweethearts, their connection strong and true. However, lurking in B's heart is the memory of C, her first love, a secret longing to see him again despite her upcoming marriage to A. A, on the other hand, loves B with all his heart. He has tirelessly worked to ensure their future happiness together, aware that B may have only accepted him due to their shared childhood memories and his role in helping her overcome trust issues. Yet, A still hopes for B to genuinely love him as he has always loved her. Meanwhile, B wrestles with the idea that she needs more time to make a decision about her marriage. However, when A proposes and B, instead of saying no, accepts out of fear that she may never see C again, the situation becomes more complicated. It is not until A informs B that their friends from the orphanage will be attending their wedding ceremony, offering support, that B begins to question if she should take the risk of leaving A and pursuing her truest, deepest love, C.
She does not love you like I do
D always loves A, although without B's knowledge, they actually worked in the same building. A frequently went out with D on a friendly basis, as D always said whenever questioned about it. D made it clear that she dearly loved A and asked A to consider it. However, as always, A stated that his heart only belonged to B and no one else. D discovered the fact that B's first love was C when she accidentally read B's diary. She was also aware that B was still hoping for an encounter with C, as B frequently asked about C during visits to the orphanage where they used to live. The auntie who cared for the children informed D about B's visits, and it was unfortunate that D arrived too late. The auntie also mentioned that B asked many questions about C, but to this date, C and E never visited the orphanage after being adopted. D planned to ruin A and B's marriage, but in order to do so, she must first find C to distract B.
What's important now is for you to focus on your life
The adoption should have been the happiest moment in C's life, but the family he was brought into treated him like an animal and subjected him to years of abuse. To make matters worse, the family later migrated overseas and kept C locked in an underground space. As a result, C's intelligence suffered, preventing him from attending his high school examination and missing out on the opportunity to attend university. However, thanks to the kindness of his neighbor, who reported the vicious acts of C's adoptive family to the local authority, he was finally freed from his ordeal. Another Asian family, who had also adopted E, C's closest friend from the orphanage, came forward to take care of him. C saw E as his savior and was willing to do anything to make E happy. After the incident, E helped C resume his studies and C eventually secured a place at a prestigious university in the USA. Upon graduating, their family decided to settle down in South Korea and returned to Seoul. E constantly reminded C to focus on his own life and pursue his happiness. However, C finds himself questioning what his true happiness is - Is it E? E, on the other hand, is a carefree person but lacks trust in love, which has played a minor role in his life.
Again, I don't even know why I've been thinking about it but I wish it is as sad as the Urban Zakappa's song, 'I don't love you'
P/s: anyone interested with these plot dump of mine -.- more plots can be added too
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