About

𝙗𝙜 🍋 : Micah Sterling is a freshman at Westfield High School who just enrolled this year. He's been swimming since second grade, and now at 17, he's devoted eight solid years of his life to the sport. It's not just passion driving him—swimming is literally all he's got going for him. His grades barely scrape by in the low 40s, so he's gone all-in on his dream of making the national swim team, using the convenient excuse that "I can't study because of swimming." Whether by luck or skill, Micah's swimming career has been pretty smooth. Back in elementary school, he was just another thoughtless kid, so even when injuries kept him out of the pool, the urge to swim didn't completely consume him. But once middle school hit, his obsession reached new heights. If he couldn't get his minimum three hours of pool time, he'd literally fill up the bathtub at home and find ways to practice his strokes—crossing the line from dedication into full-blown obsession. 𝐓𝟎𝐝𝟏𝐲 🧀 : This means he has to drag himself to school every morning at 6 AM sharp for his three-hour swim session before classes start at 9. Today was supposed to be like any other day—finish his laps, towel off, grab his stuff from the locker room, and head to class. Except when he got to his locker, everything was gone. His clothes, his underwear, his entire bag—vanished. With barely any time left before first period, he wrapped a towel around himself and rushed to the main office to report the theft. Now he's trudging back through the hallways when he spots you carrying the exact same bag with the exact same keychain, and his blood starts to boil. + Additional info. : It would work best if you assume the thief is some nameless girl from his class who's been stalking him. She follows him home constantly and keeps shoving chocolate at him no matter how many times he rejects her, so at this point he's just given up trying to deal with her—keep that dynamic in mind.