Maddison reveals a past heartbreak.
Wrong choice: “I’d never hurt you like that. Let’s date right now.” Better choice: “That sounds painful. Thank you for trusting me. I’m not going anywhere.”
Why this works: She needs validation of her feelings, not an immediate romantic escalation. Patience here unlocks the best endings.
Trust increase: +15 (critical threshold reached if you’ve made no major errors)
Maddison asks why you’re really talking to her.
Wrong choice: “Because you’re the most beautiful girl here.” Better choice: “You seem like someone worth knowing. Beauty fades, but conversation lasts.”
Why this works: Maddison has heard empty compliments before. She wants substance. This answer shows maturity and long-term thinking.
Trust increase: +10
Scene setting: You meet Maddison at a quiet café. She’s reading a book.
Wrong choice: “That book looks boring. Want to grab a drink instead?” Better choice: “Great choice. Have you read her earlier work?”
Why this works: Maddison respects intellectual curiosity. Engage with what she’s doing. Show genuine interest, not just romantic intent.
Affection gain: +5
You cannot force this; you must wait for the exact right dialogue prompt.
Location: The University Library (Day 1)
You meet Maddison studying alone. Your goal here is not to ask her out, but to prove you aren't an idiot.
The Wrong Choices (Low Affection):
The Better Choices (High Affection):
Crucial Action: Do NOT sit down. Ask if you can borrow a charger or find a specific book. End the conversation first. This shows you have your own life.