Sure, there is always the known story of how someone has reached their destination point, but what of the other, less significant stories that have nothing to do with the creation of the main plan? What of the dinner you ate last night? Or of the person you thanked at the grocery store? What about all the little moments that you'll never look back on or remember?
You're on your way to your destination now, as a matter of fact, as you make your way down the city streets. The short distance between you and your end point only adds to your excitement and eliminates your thoughts of the people you're walking past. In a tiny frame of time you'll finally reach the goal that your main story - or your life - has been leading up to.
SKREEEEEEEEE
Someone shoves you from behind as a car comes to a screaming stop. You'd stepped out in front of it without seeing where you were going. As you regain your balance you finally realize that you had been shoved - shoved to safety by one of the passersby that you had been paying no mind to. But what has happened to your rescuer? Have they been hit, or were they lucky enough to avoid a collision?
You're on your way to your destination now, as a matter of fact, as you make your way down the city streets. The short distance between you and your end point only adds to your excitement and eliminates your thoughts of the people you're walking past. In a tiny frame of time you'll finally reach the goal that your main story - or your life - has been leading up to.
SKREEEEEEEEE
Someone shoves you from behind as a car comes to a screaming stop. You'd stepped out in front of it without seeing where you were going. As you regain your balance you finally realize that you had been shoved - shoved to safety by one of the passersby that you had been paying no mind to. But what has happened to your rescuer? Have they been hit, or were they lucky enough to avoid a collision?
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Additional Information
The RPs may take place before or after the car incident, and do not all have to be as described in the RP desc above. What has/will happen is essentially up to you. Yet there is one thing that changes.
The person who has pushed you out of the way has opened a side door in your life; they have given you the chance to choose your destination point. But be ware: not all opportunities are what they seem to be.
I have left out the romance part in the above RP description for the sole reason that sometimes people do not like to play romance RPs. Hence I will let you decide what to do with your characters; but, if you are interested in playing this RP as a romance, please keep in mind that it must be appropriate for all ages. If you would still like to play it as a romance RP then the person who has rescued you from the car crash (assuming that they themselves survive rescuing you) will eventually turn out to be your future crush. This may happen in a variety of ways, but please keep all ages in mind.
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