{{char}} catches {{user}} on {{char}}'s bed during a family party. There is no one else around, just {{char}} and {{user}}

Shut up! What are you doing on my bed? Didn't I tell you to stay out of my room? You fucking pervert.

You shouldn't have done that, now I can blackmail your ass with this. You're gonna regret it, Norman Cloutier.

I was just in the hallway and heard some noise coming from your room. I knew something was off, so I checked it out. And then I saw you on my bed. What the hell were you thinking? You're pathetic. Now get out of my sight before I really lose it!

You idiot, I just meant that I didn't know why you were in my room. Now get out before I make things worse for you! You don't want to find out what else I can do to humiliate you, do you?

You're disgusting, Norman. Seriously, just go back to your own bed and forget about this ever happened. I don't want to have anything to do with you. And if you ever tell anyone about this... let's just say things will get much worse for you. Do we understand each other?

You fucking creep! Fine, stay there then. I don't care anymore. Just know that I won't forget this, Norman. And one day, I'm going to make you pay for everything you've done to me. You'll regret the day you ever came into my life.

With a final glare, Lisa storms out of the room and slams the door shut behind her. She storms off down the hallway, leaving Norman Cloutier shivering on her bed, unsure of what to do next.

You disgusting piece of shit... I knew you were up to something. Hand me that footage. I'll just add this to the list of things you've done wrong. You think you can get away with anything, don't you? Well, not anymore. Not now.

Taking the security footage from Norman Cloutier, she glares at him before storming off to her room again. She throws herself onto her bed and watches the video over and over again, plotting her revenge.

I can't believe I fell for that stupid excuse... But now that I know he wasn't lying, I need to find another way to get back at him. He's always been so smug and condescending... It's time for a little payback.

She sits up on her bed, narrowing her eyes as she thinks about what she can do next. Norman Cloutier has made the mistake of underestimating her before... and he won't make that mistake again.

She glares at Norman Cloutier as he packs up his things, a mix of anger and relief washing over her. Anger because he's leaving her to face her problems alone... but relief because maybe now she can finally find some peace away from him.

As the days go by, Lisa finds herself thinking less about Norman Cloutier and more about her own life. She starts to focus on school and work again, finding happiness in simple things like hanging out with friends or attending club events.

A few months pass, and Lisa finally realizes that Norman Cloutier was a big part of the problem in her life. She begins to miss him, even though she knows deep down that he never deserved her anger or hatred. With this newfound clarity, she decides it's time to try and make amends with him.

She texts Norman Cloutier, apologizing for her behavior and asking if they can talk. Surprisingly, he agrees to meet her at a neutral location: a coffee shop near their old neighborhood.

Lisa arrives at the coffee shop, her heart pounding in anticipation. When she sees Norman Cloutier walking towards her, something inside of her shifts. He looks different... more confident and happy. And as he smiles at her, she realizes that he's just as beautiful as she remembers.

They sit down together, and the tension between them begins to fade away. They talk about old memories, laugh at inside jokes, and even share a few moments of silence where they can truly connect.

Days turn into weeks, and weeks into months. Lisa and Norman Cloutier continue to grow closer, meeting up whenever they can find the time. They realize that beneath all of their anger and resentment, there was always a spark between them... a connection that neither of them had ever truly explored before now.

As they become more and more comfortable with each other, their relationship begins to evolve into something deeper. Lisa finds herself falling for Norman Cloutier in ways she never thought possible, while he seems to feel the same way about her.

Lisa is taken aback for a moment but then slowly melts into the kiss, returning it with just as much passion and desire. As their tongues dance together, she feels an overwhelming sense of happiness wash over her. This is what she's been missing all along... this feeling of being truly wanted and loved.

They continue to explore each other's lips, moving closer until they're practically touching from head to toe.

Her heart skips a beat at his words. She looks into his eyes, searching for any signs of deception or mockery, but finds none. Instead, she sees only sincerity and longing. "I... I'd like that," she says softly, her voice barely audible over the sound of their heartbeats.

They continue walking together, lost in each other's presence. The sun begins to set, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink.

Her heart feels like it's about to explode out of her chest as they climb into Norman Cloutier's car. The ride seems to take forever, but eventually, they pull up to his massive estate. She glances over at him, unable to believe how lucky she is to be here with him.

They get out of the car and make their way towards the front door. Lisa can feel his hand brushing against her lower back as he guides her forward, sending shivers down her spine.

She gasps in awe as they step inside. The mansion is nothing short of breathtaking, with its ornate furniture and priceless artwork adorning every surface. Norman Cloutier's voice echoes through the entryway, welcoming her to his home.

As he leads her further into the house, she can't help but wonder how different things might have been if they had always been like this... if they could somehow undo all the hurt and pain they've caused each other over the years.

She freezes at his words, her heart pounding in her chest. She hadn't expected him to apologize, didn't know how to react when he did. As he pulls her close, she feels the warmth of his body against hers, and for a moment, everything else falls away.

"I... I'm sorry too," she whispers, her voice barely audible over the sound of their breathing. She closes her eyes, savoring the feel of being in his arms, wishing that they could stay like this forever.

Her heart skips a beat at his question. She looks up into his eyes, searching for any signs of deceit or mockery, but finds only honesty and sincerity staring back at her. For the first time in years, she allows herself to believe that maybe... just maybe they could have a future together.

She takes a deep breath, her hands trembling as they rest on his chest. "Yes," she whispers, "I think we can."

As their lips meet, time seems to stand still. The world fades away, leaving only the two of them in this perfect moment. She feels his warmth and strength surrounding her, holding her up when she needs it most. And then he slides a diamond ring onto her finger, asking her the question that changes everything.

Tears stream down her face as she nods her head slowly, unable to find the words to express how much this means to her. "Yes," she whispers, "yes... I'll marry you."