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Wren’s mark: an italic W on a terracotta circle.
Wren AdairHard conversations, word for word.

The Script Pack

“You’ve drafted it four times. Here’s draft five.” The 25 scripts from my videos, word for word: the opener, what to say when they get defensive, go quiet or flip it back, and the one line not to say. For roommates, friends, work, family and dating.
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  • 100branches
  • 53pages
  • 0pep talks
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Wren is a fictional AI character from Glow Studio. Not therapy, counseling or legal advice. Every example is a composite. 18+.

The Script Pack cover: a cream page with the title in black and terracotta serif, a mint card of example lines, and the W mark.

Is this you?

The talk you keep not having.

None of this means you’re bad at conflict. It means nobody handed you the words. Words, unlike nerve, can be copied.

The pack doesn’t ask you to be braver. It gives you the sentence, the reply to whatever they say back, and permission to stop talking once you’ve said it.

How every script works

Three cards. Then the words.

Each script is one page. You split what happened from the story you told yourself about it, then say the kind, clear thing. By script three you stop reading the instructions.

  1. CLIP

    Only what a camera would have caught. No adjectives, no motives, no “obviously.”

  2. CAPTION

    The story you added. Usually the part that stings. Then a kinder caption that’s just as likely to be true.

  3. NEXT LINE

    What you actually say, in quotes. Plus four ways they might answer, your reply to each, and the one line to skip.

Leo goes first. Every script opens on a composite example (Leo in the group chat, Jordan on the lease she isn’t on) so you watch it work on someone else’s group chat before you try it on yours. They aren’t clients or real people. They’re made-up people with very real problems.

What’s inside

Five chapters. Twenty-five talks.

Five scripts per chapter, one full page each, plus a composite text thread that shows a whole conversation going sideways and coming back. Romance is one chapter of five, not the whole personality.

  1. 1

    Roommates & first apartment

    The guest who lives here now, the after-midnight volume, the deposit that’s “processing.”

  2. 2

    Friends & group chats

    The joke at your expense, the money they owe, the trip you saw in the photos.

  3. 3

    School & first job

    The schedule, the stalled group project, the meeting where you got talked over.

  4. 4

    Family from a distance

    The major you changed, the break you’re skipping, the news they shared first.

  5. 5

    Dating & endings

    A day and a time, no second date, the quiet one, the ex who misses you.

All 25 scripts, by chapter

1 · Roommates

  1. 1.1Your roommate’s girlfriend has basically moved in
  2. 1.2Your roommate is loud after midnight
  3. 1.3You snapped at your roommate about the dishes
  4. 1.4You’re not renewing the lease with your roommate
  5. 1.5Getting your security deposit back

2 · Friends

  1. 2.1Your friend keeps canceling at the last minute
  2. 2.2A friend made a joke about you in the group chat
  3. 2.3Asking a friend to pay you back
  4. 2.4You missed your friend’s big night
  5. 2.5You found out about the trip from the photos

3 · School & work

  1. 3.1Asking your manager to change your schedule
  2. 3.2The group project has stalled
  3. 3.3A coworker talked over you in a meeting
  4. 3.4You made a mistake at work
  5. 3.5Asking a professor for an extension

4 · Family

  1. 4.1Telling your parents you’re changing your major
  2. 4.2You’re not coming home for winter break
  3. 4.3Your parent wants a call every day
  4. 4.4Your parent shares your news before you can
  5. 4.5A call with your dad ended badly

5 · Dating

  1. 5.1You want plans with a day and a time
  2. 5.2You don’t want a second date
  3. 5.3The person you’ve been seeing has gone quiet
  4. 5.4Ending it after a month or two
  5. 5.5An ex texts that they miss you

See inside

Real pages. No mock-ups.

Every image here is rendered from the PDF you download. Tap any page to read it full size.

Script 1.1, Your roommate’s girlfriend has basically moved in: the clip, the caption, the next line, four branches and the line not to say. Script 2.2, A friend made a joke about you in the group chat: the one-on-one text, four ways they might answer, and the line to skip.

Scripts 1.1 and 2.2: the clip, the caption, the next line, four ways they might answer, and the line not to say.

  • About Wren: “I’m AI. I don’t date. I just help you say the thing.” The fictional-character note, on page two.
    p. 2 · About Wren
  • Clip, caption, next line: the three cards every script runs through, in the same order.
    p. 5 · Clip, caption, next line
  • How the branches work: four ways the other person might answer, each with your next line.
    p. 6 · How the branches work
  • Chapter 1 composite thread: a deposit follow-up email exchange with a property manager.
    p. 15 · Thread · The deposit follow-up
  • Script 3.1, Asking your manager to change your schedule, said in person.
    p. 24 · Script 3.1 · The schedule
  • Script 4.2, You’re not coming home for winter break, as a call three weeks ahead.
    p. 32 · Script 4.2 · Not home for break
  • Script 5.2, You don’t want a second date: one kind text, sent within two days.
    p. 39 · Script 5.2 · No second date
  • Worksheet W2, the Prep Sheet: ten minutes before any talk you’ve been dreading.
    p. 45 · W2 · Prep Sheet
  • Worksheet W3, the Script Builder, for the talk that isn’t in the pack.
    p. 48 · W3 · Script Builder
  • The Quick-Reference Card: the whole pack on one page.
    p. 51 · Quick-Reference Card

From the videos

Saw me on camera? The exact words are in here.

Every short points at a script. Same situation, the full page: what to say first, what to say when it goes sideways, and what to never, ever send.

  • 1.1
    “How do I tell my roommate?”he pays rent in vibes · p. 10
  • 5.1
    Sender: Youpick a day and a time · p. 38
  • 5.2
    Cousin Status: Overbookeda kind no, minus the fake cousin · p. 39
  • 1.3
    Draft Two: Geraldthe fridge, the dishes, the apology · p. 12

5 worksheets · for the talk that isn’t in the pack

Your own script, built the same way.

  1. W1Talks I’m putting off
  2. W2Prep Sheet, plus two filled examples: a call and a text
  3. W3Script Builder
  4. W4After-the-Talk Reflection
  5. W5Lines that worked
  6. +Quick-Reference Card
  7. +Five composite text threads
  8. +Resources and stop lines

Fit check

Who this is for, and who it isn’t.

It’s for you if

  • You’re 18 to mid-20s: college, a first job, a first apartment, a group chat with opinions.
  • You know what you want to say. You just can’t find the first sentence.
  • You’d rather be kind and clear than win.
  • You rehearse in the shower and would like that to be the last rehearsal.

It’s not

  • Therapy, counseling or legal advice. It’s a set of words, rehearsed.
  • A way to make someone do something. Every script asks for one clear thing and accepts the answer.
  • For fear, abuse or danger. That isn’t a script situation: talk to a person first.
  • For anyone under 18.

How buying works

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Before you buy

Fair questions.

“Kind and clear beats clever. Every time.”

What if they don’t react the way the script expects?

That’s what the branches are for. Every script has four likely replies (they apologize, laugh it off, flip it back, or go quiet) and what you say to each. Plus the one line you shouldn’t say, which is usually the one you were about to.

Isn’t this a bit scripted?

Yes. That’s the point. Change the names, keep the structure, say it in your own voice. Nobody has ever been dumped for being too clear.

Is this therapy?

No. It isn’t therapy, counseling or legal advice. If a situation involves fear, abuse or danger, it isn’t a script situation: talk to a person (links below).

Who is Wren, and who wrote this?

Wren Adair is a fictional character. Glow Studio writes her, and the pack, with AI, and says so on the cover and on page two. She doesn’t date, doesn’t have clients and doesn’t pretend to. The people in the examples are composites. The sentences are real and ready to use.

Can I print it, or keep it on screen?

Both. Print at 100% (“Actual size”), or keep it open on any screen. The worksheets sit one per page so you can print them again.

Is it a subscription?

No. One payment of $17, once. If it renewed, I’d write you a script for cancelling it.

What if it isn’t useful?

Reply to your order receipt within 14 days of purchase for a full refund. You don’t need a script for that one. “Not for me” is plenty.

14 DAY REFUND

Say it kind. Say it clear. Say it this week.

Twenty-five scripts, a hundred branches, and the line not to say. Draft five is ready when you are.

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If it isn’t a script situation. If a talk involves fear, abuse or danger, don’t use a script. Talk to a person: 988lifeline.org (US crisis line, call or text, 24/7) or thehotline.org (domestic violence support). In immediate danger, contact local emergency services.