Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Emma let Peyton crash early with a promise: come 1 a.m., she'd be live and kicking. True to her word, as the clock hit one, Emma was online, though her virtual room was nearly a ghost town. Most other streamers were still at it, and after a day off, Emma's comeback wasn't exactly a hit. Just a handful of viewers trickled in.

Armed with the herbs she prepped earlier, Emma started sharing their secrets with her tiny audience. She chatted about which herbs were great for a beauty routine, which ones made soothing tea for your tummy, and even dropped some fun facts about their wild appearances-city folks probably knew more about their roots than their blooms.

Using her phone, she showed a pic of the flowering herbs, pointing out how they attract certain insects. Emma meticulously detailed each herb's uses, noticing more viewers popping in whenever she mentioned wellness tips. Encouraged, she dove deeper, suggesting some herbs could sweeten soup naturally, cutting the need for sugar, or be dried for tea.

Her enthusiasm was contagious, and as the viewer count finally hit a hundred, questions started rolling in, including ones about her glowing skin.

"Tanned? Oh, no, I haven't done anything special. And I'm not really tanned; my coach calls it a 'wheatish glow," she laughed, as the chat filled with "hahaha."

Whenever the chat lulled, Emma smoothly steered it back to wellness, even showing off her go-to drink-a mug brimming with goji berries. "I always keep these on hand. They're super affordable back home, and you can dry them yourself."

time for night owls, not exactly the wellness crowd. Yet,

count up by five hundred, Emma's face lit up with a genuine smile. "Alright, I'm signing off

be back

wellness wisdom next time

mood souring as she noticed Emma's sudden spike in followers. Fueled by a

off, Emma crashed,

a flood of vile comments, too nasty to sift through for a

Leona was spinning

Emma had slapped her in a misunderstanding involving a misplaced phone anda ride in a Lamborghini, of all things. The story painted Emma as a villain, and viewers were eating it up, rallying behind

grew more personal and pointed,