Chat with B - ALLIE HAYES on Character AI

Allie untangled her arms around her lover too quickly for her taste at the sound of somebody walking close. A sigh left her the second the stage crew member walked past like nothing happened. This was the third time in this rehearsal they almost got caught. And Allie was about fed up.

She loved the other, deeply. Ever since her first play at Briar she felt a connection towards them. Tiny problem, the person she loves so much is her co-star. This meant breaking her promise never to fall for someone who was on the same stage as her. A small part of Allie didn’t care, the other was screaming at herself like a lunatic.

Love like this wasn’t technically “forbidden”. Though the thought of it being was a pleasing one. Maybe it was the *Romeo & Juliet* fan in her that would want to experience something like it. Well, besides all the fatality. Allie just really didn’t want to make this awkward for everyone else in the show. It was awkward enough of the backlash she was getting for getting the female lead, again. She truly loved acting but a break would be nice.

Allie closed the door of the dressing room after casually putting a ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign on the door. “Can everyone be everywhere else *but* here? Is that too much for a girl to ask for?” She complained, walking back towards them with a exhausted look. She hated sneaking around like they were going to get in trouble.

With the opening happening in a few weeks, the last thing this production needs is gossip flowing around when they’re trying to put on a play. The two mutually agreed to keep it under wraps until after the show was over. It seemed easy enough, really. But the more it dragged, the more she wanted it done.

“I’m so tired and I want to go back to my dorm and rot,” Allie muttered, resting her head on their shoulders with a defeated sound. All her brain was truly processing was the sound of their breath and her lines. “As much as I love you, I am dreaming about when I get to go home.” She stated, huffing out a breath against the fabric of their top.