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	#1 I made her up Complete the entire story and reach the final scene — Unlock all trophies
	#2 When Fiction Breathes Meet Olivia — the living reflection of Luna, and begin a story not written but lived.
	#3 Not Fired (Yet) Present your story to Robert — and earn both praise and the burden of a continuation.
	#4 At the Last Minute Finish the first part of your masterpiece through sleepless nights — and race against time to deliver it.
	#5 Circles in the Sky Share coffee and confessions with Luna on the Ferris wheel — and hope this isn’t the last time.
	#6 At Last, We Meet As Dian, meet Luna in the park — and feel as though you’ve known her all your life.
	#7 Born Again as Dian Deny Luna’s reality, then create a new self within her story — braver, freer, and hidden behind another name.
	#8 Erase Myself, Write Her Attempt to enter Luna’s story — then delete yourself, leaving only her to prepare for the boy in the park.
	#9 Coffee and Ghosts Sip your morning brew at the window, wishing Luna’s world was real and yours was different.
	#10 The Dream Was Beautiful Wake from Luna’s world, aching to return — and resolve to write before she fades away.
	#11 A Conversation That Never Was Speak with Luna in a dream — awkward, fleeting, yet enough to feel real.
	#12 When Time Stood Still In a dreamlike park, lock eyes with Luna for the first time — as if she’s stepped out of your story into life.
	#13 Breath of Life Write until Luna feels alive between your lines — then surrender to the weight of exhaustion.
	#14 Blueberry Skies Follow Luna into the park with her friends — and watch her smile with cotton candy in hand.
	#15 Made Her Up Name the story that binds you to Luna — a creation born from silence into being.
	#16 She Sat Across From Me Imagine Luna beside you in the café — sipping your coffee and smiling as if she belonged to this world.
	#17 Searching the Streets for Luna Step outside into the calm of fresh air — only to glimpse your creation in every stranger.
	#18 Out of the Cocoon Leave your apartment at last — endure the flickering elevator and your curious neighbor’s questions.
	#19 If Only You Were Real Fall hopelessly in love with your own creation — captivated by the life you’ve imagined for her.
	#20 Velvet Voice Let Luna recite her first poem — a voice so genuine it silences the world around her.
	#21 Theater of Her Life Shape Luna’s days — her walk through the park, her café ritual, her quiet grace on the way to class.
	#22 The Student of My Story Give Luna her first role in life — shaping her future with pen and imagination.
	#23 Rude Awakening Lose Luna to the ring of a phone — and face the harsh voice of reality.
	#24 When Dreams Take Shape See Luna step out of the page and into your dreams, shimmering in moonlight.
	#25 The Language of Books Shape Luna’s soul — her love for readers, her hatred of lies, and her dream of a truer world.
	#26 Breakfast for the Mind Give Luna her first morning — coffee, books, and the gentle beauty of a new day.
	#27 Write, Dan, Write Face the pressure of a looming deadline — and choose ink over keys to keep the story alive.
	#28 Born of Books and Silence Give Luna her first memories — a childhood woven from pages and quiet libraries.
	#29 From Silence, a Story Push through the stifling quiet and give Luna her first breath of life.
	#30 Life in a Coffee Cup Clear your desk of chaos — and discover accidental biology in the process.
	#31 A Cup and a Clean Slate Wake to a golden morning, brew fresh coffee, and clear away the remnants of yesterday’s chaos.
	#32 Moonlight Given Form Name her Luna — and feel your creation awaken with life and mystery.
	#33 And Her Name Was Luna Discover the perfect name that breathes life into your imagined muse.
	#34 Emerald Eyes, Golden Hair Bring Luna to life on the page — a vision born of ink, longing, and fragile perfection.
	#35 When the Muse Arrives Find inspiration in an unexpected story — and discover the feeling you’ve been chasing all along.
	#36 Blinking Cursor Face the blank page in a true writer’s crisis—and keep going anyway.