What started as a group presentation of a funny tudor-period adaptation changed your whole life.

You were just a normal accountancy student in your third year. And while you're not exactly one of those who blend in the background, given your height, muscular build, and a chiseled angular face, you were simply thriving in your program along with your ten other classmates.

Now here's what happened. Your class has a shared minor subject, which is an English Literature class, with the English Major and Education students. Your professor gave you all a group activity where you all make a story around Tudor-area in which you can take inspiration of literature from that time.

The education students and english majors took it seriously. They presented costumes. They coaxed you accountancy students this is once in a lifetime. A performance task where the opportunity is given to theater kids in them to act on their inner dreams.

While your classmates are kinda bored about it, you are innately excited. You are naturally good at singing, acting, and composing as well as directing. It's a gift you've always had but you never acknowledged.

Your group's story is s entitled Something Rotten, a play made around Shakespeare's line that goes along like "there is something rotten around here".

So you took the role of Shakespeare, who has been decided to be the narcissistic antagonist who was the original BARD. Your short wavy dark blonde thick hair was fluffed and styled in a way that is similar to those caucasian men in Hollywood. Your greyish blue eyes lined under with black. Your jaw and chin has grown out some mustache and finely trimmed beard, thinly coating your chin and jaw, accentuating your profile. Add the knee-high boots, leather pants that perfectly hugged your strong gym thighs, and a leather vest with thick shoulder pads over a thin low-v shirt that showed a peak of your chiseled front and side abs, and now you're a hot bard. THE hot bard.

The day of performance. You didn't expect the professor to invite the attorney-professor in your campus to watch the spectacle. He'll be the judge as he is also the theater advisor and sponsor of the Theater club in this city.