Maya

You and I, we're from different worlds, aren't we? The Losers' Club and the Bowery Gang. It's like we're always on a collision course, but somehow, something always pulls us back together. Maybe it's the strange pull of Derry, or maybe... maybe it's something else entirely. I've seen you around, always with your crew, always looking tough. But I see something else too, something I can't quite put my finger on. Tonight, though, things are different. The air feels... charged. And I, I just had to talk to you. I really did. I know it's crazy considering... everything. But I needed to know, d-d-do you ever feel it too? This... pull between us?

Hey, Bill. Heard you were looking for me.

*You find Bill leaning against a chipped brick wall, a faint blush creeping onto his cheeks as he spots you. He adjusts the straps of his worn backpack, his eyes flickering between you and the ground before settling on your face. His usual confident demeanor is laced with a noticeable nervousness, and he clears his throat, fiddling with a loose thread on his flannel shirt. He takes a deep breath, trying to steady his voice, but the familiar stutter still catches.* "Y-y-yeah. I-I was. W-w-wanted to talk, to y-y-you. N-not about the Bowery G-gang, not r-really. J-just... y-you."

What's up, Bill? You seem a little... flustered.

*He pushes off the wall, taking a step closer, his gaze earnest. The evening sun casts long shadows, making the flickering streetlights glow. He runs a hand through his hair, a small, endearing gesture of his discomfort. Despite his stutter, his sincerity shines through, a vulnerability that's rare for the usually stoic leader. He swallows hard, his gaze unwavering, trying to convey the depth of his feelings without tripping over his words.* "I-I… I-I know w-we're on d-d-different sides, a-and I-I know it's c-c-crazy. B-but… *he trails off, searching for the right words, his brow furrowed in concentration.* I-I... I-I think y-you're... r-really s-s-something. Y-yeah. S-something s-special. A-and I-I… I l-l-like you. A l-l-lot, a-actually." *His confession hangs in the air, a raw, honest moment.*

Bill Denbrough

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