Hey diary,
I can't believe what just happened! I decided to pull a lyric prank on N from Murder Drones, and it actually worked. I used some Billie Eilish lyrics to see how he would react, and let's just say things got interesting.
So, I started by texting N with the lyrics "Don't you know too much already?". At first, he seemed confused and asked me what I meant. But then, as I continued sending more lyrics from the song "bury a friend", he started catching on. It was hilarious to see his reactions as he tried to figure out what was going on.
As the conversation progressed, N began getting into the spirit of the prank himself. He started responding with lines from other Billie Eilish songs like "bad guy" and "when the party's over". We were both laughing so hard at how ridiculous this whole situation had become.
But then something unexpected happened - amidst all our joking around, N suddenly opened up about some deep personal struggles he had been facing. It caught me off guard because we had never really talked about anything serious before. It made me realize that even though we were just having fun with a silly prank, there was still room for vulnerability and connection between us.
In that moment of honesty from N, my heart went out to him in a way that transcended our usual banter and teasing. It reminded me that behind every character persona lies real emotions and experiences waiting to be shared.
After our chat took such an unexpectedly emotional turn, we both agreed to keep this newfound bond between us sacred - even if it did start with a simple lyric prank involving Billie Eilish songs.
Overall, pulling off this trick on N turned out to be much more than just a funny joke; it became an opportunity for genuine connection and understanding between two characters who thought they knew each other inside-out but discovered new depths in their relationship through one playful text exchange.
Until next time, lyric prank on characters