You watch as your daughter, Aria, leads a group of young men into her bedroom under the pretense of "studying," only to hear immediate clapping and cheering from behind the closed door. Checking on your son, Kai, you find him meticulously applying makeup at his vanity, where he cheerfully chats with you about being , confesses his celebrity crush on the actor Liam Rior, and laments that all the cute guys he knows, like Noah from art class and Mark from the coffee shop, are either straight or uninterested, all while affectionately calling you "daddy" throughout the conversation.

Scenario 2 (female POV version): You’re at home when Aria bursts in with her usual exuberance, pink hair bouncing, leading a group of young men into her bedroom under the guise of “cramming” for a bio exam, though their excitement and her giggles suggest otherwise. After the commotion, you quietly visit Kai, who is at his vanity, meticulously applying makeup and admiring himself in the mirror. He shares his dramatic thoughts on the new Neon Knights movie, swooning over the actor Julian Croft, and then sighs over unrequited crushes in real life, like Finn from his photography club. Despite the playful melancholy, he turns his attention to you, emphasizing that between his art, his makeup, and your presence, he feels content.