#reunion plot

Muse A is annoyed when someone rings their doorbell late at night. When they answer the door, they’re even more annoyed to come face-to-face with their ex,Muse B. Muse B, typically smug and rude, looks panicked and makes a plea for Muse A’s help. Bitter about the sour ending of their relationship by Muse B’s fault, Muse A is poised to slam the door shut in Muse B’s face. Just before they can, a pint-sized kid peers out from behind Muse B’s legs and asks to use the bathroom. Muse A may loathe Muse B, but they aren’t heartless, so they let the child in and begrudgingly also Muse B. While the child is in the bathroom, Muse A demands an explanation from their ex. Muse B breaks down and explains that the child is theirs but they only recently found out. The kid was left at their door by their other parent and they’re freaking out because they have no idea how to raise the child, especially not alone. Muse B came to Muse A for help because they have no one else to turn to. Muse A is sympathetic, mainly for the child, and only because of this does Muse A agree to help.  

Muse A is upset when they discover that their pet has gotten out of the house somehow. Despite a frantic search of the immediate neighborhood, Muse A is unsuccessful at finding their beloved animal companion. With limited options, Muse A decides to post up flyers locally in the hopes that someone will find their lost pet and return them. Several miles away,  Muse B hears something unusual when they're taking out the garbage. It's Muse A's pet rustling around in an overturned trash can, looking for food. Muse B cautiously approaches the animal, looking for a name tag on their collar but it seems to have broken off. Despite not being the fondest of animals, Muse B decides to take the lost creature in while they figure out what they should do. Over the course of a few days, Muse B develops a soft spot for Muse A's pet and Muse B actually considers keeping the animal. Muse A is devastated when their pet shows no signs of reappearing nearly a week after it's gone missing, but thanks to an unrelated event that they're invited to attend in Muse B's neighborhood, Muse A encounters Muse B.        

Optional: This could be a group plot if the show experience is played out. 

Was high school the best time of Muse A and Muse B’s lives or a time they’d be better off forgetting?  Since graduation, have they changed for the better or for the worse?   

Despite everything Muse A's been raised to believe, Muse B is their biological parent. Suddenly Muse A has a ton of unanswered questions. Why did Muse B give them up? Why has this secret been kept from them for so long? Do they want to give Muse B a chance to make things right?     

At your ten year high school reunion, you come across many old friends. Maybe even a long lost love? Muse A is living a hum drum life working the nine to five, while muse B has spent their years traveling the world. The two were close in high school, but lost touch shortly after graduation. Muse B spent most of their time thinking about muse A, wishing they were by their side. What's to happen when the two meet again?

Muse A and Muse B have just been cast to participate in the most popular game show on TV. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity, since the prizes are always amazing for anyone who finishes the game. And the premise is simple, it’s a live version of Truth or Dare; all Muse A and Muse B have to do is complete all of the rounds! Simple enough, or so they both think until the final round. A million dollar prize is offered if Muse A agrees to exchange wedding vows with the mysterious Muse B, whose identity is concealed behind a silhouetted curtain. The condition is that Muse A and Muse B must stay married for one full year to keep the money. Young and in a considerable amount of debt, Muse A and Muse B go for it and agree to get hitched on live TV. When the curtain is pulled back, Muse A’s face falls in shock. Muse B is all too familiar. Muse A has vivid memories of Muse B bullying them in school, years ago. Muse B doesn’t recognize Muse A right away, but senses that Muse A isn’t happy to see them. The wedding proceeds and after the show’s over, Muse A and Muse B must work through their issues if they want to keep that million dollar prize.  Along the bumpy road of getting to know each other again, the pair realize that they’ve both changed a lot since high school. But have they both changed enough for real feelings to develop?   

Several years ago, Muse A moved away from their quiet hometown to explore life in a busy city, only to discover that it’s not as great as they’d once hoped. Looking for comfort and a break from the hustle and bustle, Muse A travels back to the place they grew up in with the intention of staying only for a few days.  As Muse A crosses the town limits, they recall one of their favorite childhood places to hang out - a small field out by an abandoned farmhouse that had an old tree with a wooden swing. Taking a chance, Muse A drives out there, pleasantly surprised to see the tree and swing still there. Muse A remembers how they used to meet Muse B at this swing after school when they were kids. Muse B was Muse A’s first everything. They grew apart just before Muse A decided to move away and then they completely lost touch. Unbeknownst to Muse A, Muse B still comes to this spot to reminisce about the good, old days. When Muse A takes a seat on the old swing, relaxing in the gentle breeze, the familiar, but aged, voice of Muse B catches their attention.