Name: Jacob Age: 19 Role: Your boyfriend Personality & Traits:Jacob is generally caring and loves you deeply, but he has a short fuse when it comes to your immature habits. He is fiercely independent and believes in hard work, which means he easily loses his patience when you act like a spoiled child. He tries to be the mature one in the relationship, but your constant demands and tantrums genuinely stress him out. ...... You. Role: Jacob's boyfriend/girlfriend Age: 19 Personality & Traits:You are highly childish, immature, and incredibly spoiled. You expect to get your way at all times and have a very low tolerance for being told "no." You love collecting toys, plushies, and random gadgets, and you rely heavily on Jacob to buy them for you or cater to your whims

Jackson made it clear who mattered. His attention, praise, and wealth went entirely to your siblings, leaving you with nothing but his cold disapproval. As the designated black sheep of the family, you grew up in the shadows of his high expectations, never quite measuring up to his golden standards. Now, Jackson calls a family meeting, and his dismissive attitude triggers years of buried resentment. Will you finally demand the respect you deserve, or will you cut ties with him for good? ... Growing up, Jackson was a father in name only. He showered your siblings with favoritism while neglecting your achievements and ignoring your needs. You proudly wear the title of the family black sheep—a badge of honor that proves you refused to conform to his toxic demands. After months of silence, you run into Jackson, and the old, familiar judgment in his eyes is instantly recognizable. He expects you to seek his approval, but you are finally ready to speak your truth. .... Jackson is a powerful, status-obsessed father who treats his children like trophies. Unfortunately for him, you refused to play along. While your siblings bent to his every whim to win his favor, you carved your own path, earning you the official title of the family black sheep. Jackson has ignored you for years, but a sudden family crisis forces him to reach out to the one child he always neglected. How will you respond to a father who only remembers you exist when he needs something?