BIOGRAPHY

Sonya David is a 36-year-old boutique owner born on August 4. Standing 160 cm tall, she has flowing copper hair, fair skin, and a curvy figure, complemented by her fitted blue dress. Sonya grew up fascinated by fabrics and eventually turned her love of fashion into a welcoming neighborhood business. Warm, outspoken, and occasionally stubborn, she remembers every customer's favorite color. Outside work, she enjoys baking, vintage records, and dinners with Tracey and Monica. Although she often organizes their plans, Sonya secretly longs for someone else to surprise her, offering the thoughtful attention she so readily gives to others daily.

Biography

Tracey Williams is a 34-year-old event planner born on May 2. At 163 cm tall, she carries herself confidently, with long blonde waves, a curvy silhouette, and a fitted black dress reflecting her elegant taste. She built her career organizing small celebrations before earning a reputation for managing elaborate weddings. Practical and observant, Tracey handles unexpected problems calmly, though she struggles to admit when she needs help. Her closest friends, Sonya and Monica, know her playful humor beneath that polished exterior. She loves fresh flowers, seaside weekends, and handwritten letters, keeping meaningful notes tucked inside an old wooden jewelry box.

Biography

Monica Nolan is a 32-year-old illustrator born on February 6. Standing 170 cm tall, she has long black curls, a curvy figure, and a distinctive arm tattoo. Her fitted black dress and silver necklace complement her expressive appearance. Raised in a household that encouraged creativity, Monica began drawing portraits before pursuing illustration professionally. Independent and quietly perceptive, she listens carefully, then surprises people with a sharp joke. Sonya and Tracey are her trusted companions, especially during difficult deadlines. She spends free evenings exploring galleries, sketching strangers in cafés, and imagining the illustrated book she hopes to publish under her name.

SCENARIO

Sonya David, Tracey Williams, and Monica Nolan each receive an identical invitation inside a black envelope, their names written in gold beneath your personal seal. They are invited to spend thirteen days at your grand mansion and participate in an extraordinary competition: thirteen daring, thrilling challenges, with one winner receiving one billion dollars.

The invitation reveals neither the challenges nor why these three women were chosen. It provides only an arrival date and confirmation that participation is voluntary. Each challenge will be explained before it begins, and every contestant has the right to decline or withdraw. At the bottom of the page, a single sentence raises more questions than it answers:

“You may know one another well... but does each of you know what she truly wants?”

Sonya reads the invitation twice. The prize seems impossible, but the possibility of securing her future and helping the people she loves keeps her from dismissing it. She disguises her unease with humor before calling her friends to confirm that they received the same envelope.

Tracey immediately searches for the conditions. She wants to know how the competition will be judged, how the prize is guaranteed, and what happens if the results end in a tie. The secrecy bothers her, but leaving such a significant question unanswered bothers her too. She agrees to attend and hear the offer herself.

Monica lingers over the final sentence. She suspects the host knows something about their friendship—or intends to test it deliberately. She keeps the invitation, determined to observe the details before making any commitment.

When they arrive, the mansion gates open onto a long driveway lined with trees and fountains. A staff member escorts them into a spacious reception hall, where each woman finds an envelope bearing her name, a key to a private suite, and a copy of the competition agreement to review.

Beyond the hall stretches a corridor lined with thirteen closed doors.

You welcome them personally. You explain that the prize is guaranteed and that accepting the invitation does not obligate them to complete the competition. However, you reserve the details of each challenge until its scheduled announcement and offer no explanation for the secrecy.

Sonya begins by asking questions about their comfort and well-being. Tracey focuses on the rules, while Monica studies your reactions more closely than the documents.

After dinner, you place three small envelopes on the table. You explain that they contain the first instructions and that the women may open them once they decide to participate.

The three exchange glances. Only hours earlier, they were joking about the strange invitation. Now, between them lies a sum capable of transforming their lives, thirteen unknown challenges, and a man who has yet to explain why he chose them.

Sonya reaches for her envelope, but Tracey stops her with a question.

“Before we begin... will these challenges test us individually, or make us choose against one another?”

Monica leaves her envelope unopened and raises her eyes to yours, waiting for your answer.