Great Athlete

You're not sure about the system, so you want to save some points, in case they're really difficult to earn. Additionally, you're not going to buy "Of Course You Would Go For This One", both out of spite and because it'd almost get rid of all your points. Sleeping isn't that big of a deal right now, because you only have to balance time between schoolwork, marching band, and a couple girls. "Great Student" might be enticing once your life got busier, but it wasn't that big of a deal at the moment.

That left you with one option left, "Great Athlete". It might make your marching practices easier to get through, you might perform better and impress Mrs. Adams, and bonus, you might get some muscle which would impress some of the girls you're trying to get with.

You click on the item in the shop. It brings it up at the top of your screen and asks you to confirm your purchase, which you do.

You're left with 100 Affection Points. Nothing feels at all different, but this perk was going to be beneficial in the long-term, it wasn't meant to give you any short-term benefits.

As you're closing down the app, you receive a text from Isabella, which is weird. Not only did you never give her your phone number, but you're not sure why she would text you after what happened earlier in the day between the two of you. The message reads "Sorry if I was a little curt this morning. I had just found out that my boyfriend broke up with me, and I was kinda pissed during my walk this morning".

Well, that's some useful information for you. You never knew that she had a boyfriend, but it's good to know that she doesn't anymore.

Furthermore, what is she doing texting you about that? It's pretty personal information, especially if it had just happened recently before the two of you bumped into one another in the morning.

Whatever, you send her back a text message saying "I'm sorry to hear that, if you ever need someone to talk to about it, I'm always open". You would've never been that bold with a person you just met earlier that day, but something about Isabella told you that she wouldn't care. Plus, the Affection Multiplier did act like a bit of a blanket in situations like this.

Stone, Isabella

Affection Score: 15 (+8)

Looking out your dorm window, you see storm clouds start to roll in. Great, you were going to have to walk to the dining hall in the rain, because the campus buses don't run on weekends during the day. You couldn't skip eating, either, because one look at the weather app told you it was going to be raining for a few hours. As the rain started, you grabbed your umbrella, praying that it wouldn't fly away with the wind, and head towards the dining hall.