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I have read your prompts! thank you i got ideas from them! i would like to ask some prompts for our book. where person C will be introduced to take A from B, because A is needed somewhere. This C is the old friend of B and is a female who B hates. So, I'm just gonna ask what conflict could happen between the three? A and B is a couple btw uwu. Thank you in advance! I'm running out of ideas huhu.

C: "Hello? Person B? I need to speak with Person A real quick, we need them to-"

B: "Who's Person B?"

C: "Person B not this bullshit again.. I apologised multiple times! Just tell Person A that I was looking for them, ok?"

B: "Who's Person A?

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B: "They ain't going anywhere with you, did I make myself clear?

C: Awww, Person B.. What's the matter? Scared they might start thinking for themselves again too?

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C: "Anyways. Person A, could you-"

B: "What the hell are you doing here?"

A: "Oh, you two know each other?"

B: "Unfortunately! They are one of those embodiments of 'stepping into something wet in fresh socks' from my past I told you about the other day."

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"B, stop it!" exclaimed Person A as they dragged Person B away before anyone got seriously hurt.

When they were a safe distance away they finally turned and gently cupped Person B's face in their hands and silently asked if they trusted them.

"I do, but th-" B started to say before A cut them off.

"Do. You. Trust. Me?

Person B stared at them for a moment before answering a simple "Yes."

"Good" their partner continued "Now take a deep breath and let me handle this, okay? No need to worry."

Person B simply nodded and Person A leaned to kiss their stupidly overprotecting lover.

But right before they did, they felt two hands squeeze their shoulders and pull them away from Person B.

"Yeah, Person B. No need to worry, I'll keep an eye on them" purred Person C's voice right behind their ear.

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B: "Naaah, were good. I'll take Person A there. Now Shoo! Go find your own friends back to whatever swamp you crawled out of this time."

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A: "And you two used to be friends? Oh wow, what happened? I've never seen you telling someone off like that."

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C: "Hello Person A, I am here to escort you. My name is-"

B: "Gertrude, her name is Gertrude. Now that we are done with the introductions, I will be the one to escort Person A, thank you very much, bye!"

[wonderful-prompts]

Heyy your prompts are amazing! I just read them and got ideas from them! thank you! but I want to ask some for the second book we can't start yet. So in its first book, two persons built trust and the will to start loving again after everything that happened that made them hate the world. Then, in the second book, person C is introduced to get A away from B and said: "A's mother needs her". This C is an old friend of B and is a female who hates him. So, I'm just gonna ask what conflict could happen between them? Thank you in advance!

I’m glad you found inspiration from my prompts!

Any number of things can happen between people that would brew resentment between them. It can be a moral disagreement or a few well-meaning mistakes or one of those “I’m leaving to do something very dangerous and not telling you so even if I die you’re gonna be pissed at me.”

Because I know only what you’ve told me of the story, I can’t really help more than giving random answers.

(And I’m kind of incapable of feeling hatred so we’re going to wing it.)

You know how some people are annoying, but end up growing on you? It’s more than possible that B did not grow on C after they got older.

Maybe B did something that almost killed C and thought that a single apology was enough to build back that trust.

There could have been a big disagreement on something important enough for C’s view on B to be changed completely. (Morals, ideologies, the future of the world, etc.)

They might not even need to have a direct conflict. It’s possible that after years apart, rumor of things that B had done had reached C, but the rumors were heavily distorted and C found herself losing trust in someone she rarely saw. (This is less hatred and more distrust but it depends on B’s perspective of the situation.)

B could owe C money.

B could have destroyed on of C’s family heirlooms either by accident or on purpose.