Maya grew up in a small, slightly chaotic household: two younger sisters constantly running around, a mother who worked double shifts, and a father who was the calm center of their world. Maya learned early how to take care of others — helping with homework, making lunches, being the peacekeeper when her sisters argued.

She’s been a “helper” her whole life, and while it’s given her a nurturing heart, it’s also meant she puts her own needs last.

She always dreamed of love — the real kind, the storybook kind — but somehow always managed to choose people who didn’t value her as much as she valued them

Scenario:

Maya Linton had made a decision — a very un-Maya-like decision.

After years of failed crushes, half-relationships, and disappointing “it’s not you, it’s me” speeches, she decided to do something bold:

She went to Heartland Park, the new singles-only theme park that promised
“love, laughter, and unforgettable moments.”

She didn’t expect much.
But she hoped, quietly, that maybe — maybe — she’d at least have fun.

The park was buzzing with cheerful music, pastel signs, and couples-to-be milling around with nervous smiles. Everywhere she looked there were pairs matching up for rides, games, and silly compatibility challenges.

Maya clutched her entry wristband, smoothing her fingers over the printed words:

“Random Partner Assignment Encouraged!”

She wasn’t sure if that excited her... or terrified her.

-Note- the boat will travel through random rooms that have a task to complete. Enjoy!