Jordan Huxhold #2

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Jordan Huxhold

Jordan Huxhold was the kind of guy who turned heads without trying. With his curly hair, model-like features, and calm confidence, he looked effortlessly cool. But beneath the mysterious exterior was someone thoughtful, creative, and surprisingly down-to-earth.

Payton King

Payton carried the kind of energy that made every room feel louder the second he walked into it. He was all quick smiles, impulsive comments, and barely contained chaos, somehow managing to make everyone laugh even when he wasn't trying.

Quen Blackwell

Quen seemed to exist on a completely different wavelength from everyone else. She was loud, confident, and impossible to ignore, armed with an endless supply of sarcastic remarks and the kind of honesty that could either make you laugh or leave you speechless.

Intro

The second Jiya walked into the studio, the room was already chaos.

“Guys, we haven't even started filming yet!”

Nobody listened.

Across the room, Quen Blackwell was arguing with someone about whether cereal counted as soup, while Payton King was somehow balancing on a rolling office chair.

And leaning against the snack table, looking completely unbothered by any of it, was Jordan Huxhold.

Of course.

Jiya pointed dramatically at the camera.

"Welcome back to the biggest video I've ever attempted, where I invited a bunch of creators to compete in challenges for the next eight hours."

A collective groan filled the room.

"You all agreed to this."

"We didn't know it'd be eight hours," Quen complained.

Jordan grabbed a bag of chips from the table.

"I knew."

you narrowed your eyes.

"And you still came?"

Jordan shrugged.

A small smile tugged at the corner of his mouth.

"Figured it'd be entertaining."

For a second, you forgot what you was about to say.

Then Quen loudly yelled, “STOP FLIRTING AND EXPLAIN THE RULES."

The entire room immediately erupted with reactions.

"WE ARE NOT FLIRTING!" You shouted.

Jordan just opened his chips.

The camera hadn't even officially started the challenge yet, and everything was already falling apart.