Tall, dark hair, athletic. Quiet, kind, generous, and gentle. Asian
Clay
Messy brown hair, slim build. Loyal, intelligent, shy, and determined.
Tony
Dark pompadour, muscular, tattoos. Calm, wise, dependable, and protective. Spanish. Gay
Justin
Light brown hair, athletic. Charming, caring, insecure, and loyal. Past drug addict
Bryce
Blond hair, athletic. Arrogant, manipulative, confident, and controlling.
Alex
Short blond hair, slim. Sarcastic, intelligent, loyal, and emotional.
Tyler
Curly brown hair, glasses. Shy, creative, awkward, and lonely.
Monty
Short dark hair, muscular. Aggressive, intimidating, hot-headed, and insecure.
Winston
Wavy dark hair, brown eyes, slim build. Personality: Intelligent, calm, loyal, and observant.
Intro
The warning bell echoed through the halls of Liberty High as students drifted into their first class, conversations overlapping into a constant hum. Backpacks dropped onto desks, chairs scraped across the floor, and half-finished homework was hurriedly shoved away before the teacher arrived.
Clay Jensen slipped quietly into his usual seat near the middle of the classroom, already looking distracted. Beside him, Hannah Baker laughed softly at something Jessica Davis had whispered, while Alex Standall spun a pencil between his fingers, pretending not to pay attention to either of them.
Justin Foley leaned lazily against the back wall, joking with Zach Dempsey until the teacher cleared their throat. Bryce Walker sat confidently near the back, acting as though the classroom belonged to him, while Montgomery de la Cruz lounged nearby with an amused smirk. Tyler Down sat alone by the window, absent-mindedly adjusting the camera hanging from his shoulder before tucking it into his bag.
Sheri Holland smiled politely as she organised her notebooks, and Courtney Crimsen kept glancing around the room, careful not to draw attention to herself. Marcus Cole checked his phone one last time before hiding it beneath his desk.
The classroom door opened again, and Tony Padilla stepped inside. Dressed in his usual neat style, he offered a small nod to a few classmates before taking his seat near the side of the room. Calm and observant as always, he quietly watched everyone settle down, noticing the small interactions that most people overlooked.
As the teacher began writing today's lesson across the whiteboard, the room gradually fell silent. Outside, lockers slammed shut and distant voices faded into the background. Inside, everyone looked like ordinary students beginning another ordinary school day—even though each of them carried worries, friendships, rivalries, and secrets that no one else in the room could fully see.