Bolded words are the ones that you must fill out. [b]Name.x[/b] will always equal [b]Name.x[/b] [spoiler]Example: [b]Name.1[/b] always fūcks [b]Name.2[/b], and [b]Name.2[/b] likes it. Max always fūcks Sally, and Sally likes it.[/spoiler] Feel free to leave your own, or fill out mine: Once upon a time, there was a [b]Noun[/b] named [b]Name.1[/b] who loved to [b]Verb.1[/b]. Every night at [b]Time[/b] he would leave his/her [b]Noun[/b] [b]Adverb[/b] to [b]Verb.1[/b]. One night his [b]Noun[/b], [b]Name.2[/b] followed him. [b]Name.2[/b] found out that he/her always [b]Verb.1 (Past tense)[/b]. It was a shock to [b]Name.2[/b], and [b]Name.1[/b] didn't know about [b]Name.2[/b] finding out. [b]Name.1[/b] was very [b]Adjective[/b] about it. The next day [b]Name.2[/b] talked to [b]Name.1[/b] about him always [b]Verb.1 (Present tense)[/b]. The result was that [b]Name.1[/b] said: [b]Quote[/b], very [b]Adverb[/b]. [b]Name.2[/b] and [b]Name.1[/b] [b]Verb (Past tense)[/b] each other and [b]Verb (Past tense)[/b].